Old Spice

Old Spice goes meta with one of its latest spots, in which a duo of moms encounter one of the company’s ridiculous advertising gags, and complain bitterly about it. We don’t agree with them in the least. Time to grab some hayum!

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While the commercials for Old Spice Hydro Wash make us laugh, the product itself is serious stuff. We tested three of the scents, and they not only kept us smelling great all day, but our skin felt soft and smooth. We’re saying goodbye to separate shower gel and body lotion for good.

Old Spice’s marketing team continues to dip into the weird sauce with its latest series of commercials, as they take us inside the now dry and desolate wasteland that is some guy’s hairy armpit. Check out the second, equally wacky spot here.

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Denver Broncos player Von Miller debuts as the next Old Spice guy with a duo of commercials which show off his ability to face every challenge head on. The Road sees him literally paving his own path, while Be Harder send him down the field with some added baggage.

Desperado is our favorite Old Spice scent yet, with notes reminiscent of a fresh outdoor stream, lemons, grass, and firewood. Whether you’re heading out on a date, or taking on baddies in the Wild West, it’ll give you the confidence to take on the world.

Old Spice recently sent us to Colorado’s C Lazy U Ranch for a dose of cowboy living. We hung out with over 200 horses, watched fiery lasso work, shot bows, guns, threw hatchets, and hung out with the Desperado himself, Alberto Cardenas. Oh, and we smelled fantastic.

“Is there a limit to how much living I can make with my life?” Old Spice’s eccentric commercial for its Dirt Destroyer body wash tells the tale of a man who broke the world limit to coolness. And his bank account.

OG Spice Isaiah Mustafa returns to promote new Old Spice products. But if you think this commercial is going to do the same old tricks, think again. Also don’t think at all. This is too much to comprehend.

The Insanity Wolf of commercials returns as Old Spice promotes its electric shavers. We’d really love to see how Terry Crews reacts when he first reads the scripts for these ads – if they have scripts.

Old Spice follows up on its totally wacked out Mom Song with a tune by FotC’s Bret McKenzie about a little boy growing up to be a man because he used scented body sprays. Dad seems a lot happier that Junior has grown up than Mom does.

As part of its commercial series to promote its new hair care products, Old Spice shows us just how important having a good head of hair can be. And it doesn’t just help you win carnival games – it helps you in the boardroom.

If you’re wondering why we shared this, just keep watching. It’ll be all right. If on the other hand you’re actually interested in spray tan parties, well, you’ll keep watching. But remember: it’s not too late. To change. Not late. Change. Late.

Old Spice captures the panic and heartache felt by parents around the world when they realize their sweet and precious child is now a virile teenager. And then some. We don’t remember our moms being this sneaky. Right mom? Mom?

We can’t help but notice that Old Spice has given up on making us feel special. The folks making the company’s new commercials seem very bitter about how their life turned out. And we’re lucky they’re that way.

11-year-old Quinn Sheeran took a simple container of Old Spice deodorant and hacked it so it does something that it should have done since 1976 – it plays the theme from Rocky when you open it. Old Spice, hire this kid.

We have to hand it to Old Spice’s ad agency. Somehow they’ve managed to have more winners than losers with their ad campaigns, and despite being only 18 seconds long, their latest clip made us do a major spit-take at the end.

Wolfdog is gone, but it seems Old Spice still has its wit. Or its ad agency. This ad for its soap bar parodies classic commercial jingles and grooming products’ claims of all day freshness.

YouTuber MowtenDoo proves to us that Terry Crews, Old Spice and Mario 64 is the most powerful combo in the universe. Though we’re guessing an insane amount of energy drinks is at work here as well.

Well that didn’t last long. Just days after Mr. Wolfdog took over, he’s been let go. Seriously, though, it’s great to see that they won’t be milking this campaign for 12 years like some companies.

Old Spice has a new Chief Director of Marketing, Mr. Wolfdog. He stamps documents. He’s tech savvy. He connects with customers. He conducts interviews. He probably ate Isaiah Mustafa.

We can understand if some of you wouldn’t want to smell like wolves. Actually no we can’t, but if you’d rather give off the intimidating scent of a hawk, Old Spice Hawk Ridge is for you. Dat last hawk.

Old Spice’s Super Bowl commercial visualizes how the ladies will perceive you once you try their new Wolfthorn scent body spray. All we can say is we want a Tyrannosaurusrexthorn scent.

If you ever wondered how they shot those crazy Old Spice commercials, here’s a little look behind the scenes to show how they rigged up Isaiah Mustafa to do shoot a whole spot in a single take.