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In December 2020, Rhys Productions 11 decided to return to an infamous YouTube video that scared millions around the world and create a documentary based on it. | In December 2020, Rhys Productions 11 decided to return to an infamous YouTube video that scared millions around the world and create a documentary based on it. | ||
'K-FEE : THE INFAMOUS COMMERCIALS' | 'K-FEE : THE INFAMOUS COMMERCIALS' | ||
Telling the story of when it arrived to YouTube. How audiences reacted to it and most importantly the interview with 'Brad Johnson' who in fact was the | Telling the story of when it arrived to YouTube. How audiences reacted to it and most importantly the interview with 'Brad Johnson' & 'Adam Johnson' who in fact was the actors of the zombie and batboy in the K-fee adverts and 'Devin Millar' who created the modernized K-fee commercials that people were convinced for a while were real! The videos were very well made and take a big part in the K-fee story, asking them questions we want to know. | ||
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TfO9ABX8SU | |||
Latest revision as of 03:06, 23 June 2022
In December 2020, Rhys Productions 11 decided to return to an infamous YouTube video that scared millions around the world and create a documentary based on it. 'K-FEE : THE INFAMOUS COMMERCIALS' Telling the story of when it arrived to YouTube. How audiences reacted to it and most importantly the interview with 'Brad Johnson' & 'Adam Johnson' who in fact was the actors of the zombie and batboy in the K-fee adverts and 'Devin Millar' who created the modernized K-fee commercials that people were convinced for a while were real! The videos were very well made and take a big part in the K-fee story, asking them questions we want to know.
