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== '''Parodies''' == | == '''Parodies''' == | ||
On the Internet, an alternate ending shows, instead of the product and the slogan, the text: "Now...Go Change Your Shorts And Get Back To Work!" in Arial Black instead of the normal ending. Other manifestations of this ad include being sent as part of a chain-mail which supposedly depicts a ghost appearing during the filming of a television ad (sometimes from Great Britain); the viewer is instructed to follow the car closely, as a "mist" is supposed to appear next to the car at some point. The "mist", of course, never does appear, and the commercial plays out as described above, much to the chagrin of the viewer. | On the Internet, an alternate ending shows, instead of the product and the slogan, the text: "Now...Go Change Your Shorts And Get Back To Work!" in Arial Black instead of the normal ending. Other manifestations of this ad include being sent as part of a chain-mail which supposedly depicts a ghost appearing during the filming of a television ad (sometimes from Great Britain); the viewer is instructed to follow the car closely, as a "mist" is supposed to appear next to the car at some point. The "mist", of course, never does appear, and the commercial plays out as described above, much to the chagrin of the viewer. | ||
=== '''Re-enactments''' === | |||
YouTube user Timotunes began uploading a series of [[K-fee Commercial Re-enactments (Timotunes)|re-enactment videos]] starting in October 2016 as a tribute to the original K-Fee commercials. They follow the same concept as the original ads, showing a few seconds of unrelated footage, which eventually gets interrupted by the K-Fee zombie or gargoyle. | |||
In addition to the re-enactments, Timotunes also uploaded the footage of the zombie and gargoyle with a green screen or purple screen effect, allowing viewers to create their own versions of the commercials. | |||
=== '''The Amazing World of Gumball''' === | === '''The Amazing World of Gumball''' === |