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== K-fee advertisements == | == K-fee advertisements == | ||
K-fee television advertisements imitate prank flash animations (also known as [[Screamer|screamers]]) intending to scare the viewer. One such TV ad is known as ''K-fee Auto''. | |||
The commercial begins with a relaxing scene of a white car driving down a grassy hillside to soothing music. When the car passes behind a large tree, the camera follows. When it pans off the tree, the car is gone. Then, a zombie with a frightening scream then suddenly pops into the scene very briefly, scaring the viewer. The commercial fades to black, showing the slogan: "So wach warst du noch nie." translated "You have never been as wide awake as this." and after some time shows the product with the caption "Kaffee in hohen dosen" (which is a pun, meaning both "coffee in high doses" as well as "coffee in tall cans"). In the English version of the ad, the slogan reads "Ever been so wide awake?". | The commercial begins with a relaxing scene of a white car driving down a grassy hillside to soothing music. When the car passes behind a large tree, the camera follows. When it pans off the tree, the car is gone. Then, a zombie with a frightening scream then suddenly pops into the scene very briefly, scaring the viewer. The commercial fades to black, showing the slogan: "So wach warst du noch nie." translated "You have never been as wide awake as this." and after some time shows the product with the caption "Kaffee in hohen dosen" (which is a pun, meaning both "coffee in high doses" as well as "coffee in tall cans"). In the English version of the ad, the slogan reads "Ever been so wide awake?". | ||
