Watch the Extended cut of Samsung’s Next Big Thing Super Bowl Ad [Video]
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If you had the opportunity to catch Samsung’s Super Bowl ad, you already know they must have paid a fortune to make it. The ad featured comedians Seth Rogan and Paul Rudd, as well as tablet cameo from basketball star LeBron James. I’m not sure it was worth the millions of dollars Samsung most likely spent, but it does feature a few notable quips between Seth and Paul.
Seth: Maybe in 1998 you were the “Next Big Thing.”
Paul: Are you sure that you’re not here to maybe see someone called Sam Sung?
Paul: Why don’t you take that S Pen and shove it up your…
And my favorite from the Extended cut:
Paul: Pound sign
Seth: Pound sign? You mean Hashtag?
Paul: I know it’s called a Hashtag, but…
Seth: Yea, sure you do.
Paul: But I’m afraid if I say HASH tag around you, you’ll think it’s something else and get excited.
Seth: Oh very, very funny.
You can check out the Extended cut version below. What do you think: hit or miss?
http://youtu.be/iN7H4t1q0ik
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