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Domino's Phallic Pasta Ad is Too Hot For TV [VIDEO]

Posted by Olivia Purnell

 

Domino's Pasta Dude commercial stars a penis-shaped piece of pasta rapping while thrusting his noodley hips repeatedly at a family of four and saying the phrase  "Pasta Dude" (read: "Prostitute").

It's not really hot, so much as disturbing.

 

Dominos Pasta DUDE!

 

Honestly, without that hat, this would have just been a bad ad featuring rapping rotini with googley eyes. When you add that little blue beanie, suddenly there's a dancing circumcised penis air-humping to sell spaghetti to Tom, Dick, and Jane in middle America. Domino's: Tom, Dick, and Jane don't like rap. They also prefer their pasta sans penis.

 (buzzfeed.com)

Previously:

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