Play Music On Terry Crews’ Muscles In Interactive Old Spice Ad
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Who knew flexing your muscles could be so entertaining? In the latest ad for Old Spice, Terry Crews’ muscles become the controller for a variety of instruments. A flex of his left pectoral sounds the beat for a blue drum set while the right pectoral makes two pieces of wood clap together; Crews can ‘make music’ on anything from an electric guitar to a homemade washtub drum by flexing one or more of 16 different muscles.
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