That Burger King commercial for the Tender-Crisp Bacon-Cheddar Ranch sandwich is hilarious and I can't believe BK gets away with it! This is the one with a singing cowboy who looks (and sounds) a lot like Darius Rucker of Hootie and the Blowfish.
The first lines of the song he sings are "I love the Tender-Crisp Bacon-Cheddar Ranch / The breasts, they grow on trees / And streams of bacon ranch dressing / Flow right up to your knees."
The commercial is loaded with hot-looking women dressed in the old "farmer's daughter" tradition, and as Hootie (I just Googled the commercial and found out that it IS Darius Rucker!) sings about the dressing, two girls with pails of white dressing lick some off their fingers.
Then, I can't remember the song lyric, but later in the commercial, you see two guys leaning back on the ground and large French fries behind them are pushed upward--one of them is placed rather suggestively, like those hilarious sequences in the Austin Powers films where we don't see Austin's privates, but we do see all manner of phallic-shaped objects in their place.
I have just decided that I LOVE this commercial (the fact that's it's Darius Rucker makes it cooler to me), but how the heck does a commercial like this make it past the TV-station screeners? And why I haven't I heard any complaints about it?
What do you think of this great commercial?
The first lines of the song he sings are "I love the Tender-Crisp Bacon-Cheddar Ranch / The breasts, they grow on trees / And streams of bacon ranch dressing / Flow right up to your knees."
The commercial is loaded with hot-looking women dressed in the old "farmer's daughter" tradition, and as Hootie (I just Googled the commercial and found out that it IS Darius Rucker!) sings about the dressing, two girls with pails of white dressing lick some off their fingers.
Then, I can't remember the song lyric, but later in the commercial, you see two guys leaning back on the ground and large French fries behind them are pushed upward--one of them is placed rather suggestively, like those hilarious sequences in the Austin Powers films where we don't see Austin's privates, but we do see all manner of phallic-shaped objects in their place.
I have just decided that I LOVE this commercial (the fact that's it's Darius Rucker makes it cooler to me), but how the heck does a commercial like this make it past the TV-station screeners? And why I haven't I heard any complaints about it?
What do you think of this great commercial?
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