Puppy Monkey Baby Commercial

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The commercial was funny because it had a merge of a puppy a monkey and a baby.The commercial is trying to sell Mtn Dew Kickstart The commercial was set in what looks like a hotel. There is a TV in there and a couch, the carpet is a tannish color and so are the walls, there is a coffee table and there is some stuff on it, there was also a lamp in the corner. There was three friends and a Puppy Monkey Baby in the commercial. All three friends were slim and two of them were african americans and the other one was caucasian.The Puppy Monkey Baby had the head of a puppy the middle of a monkey and baby legs for legs. Some of the objects in the commercial was a covetable,lamp,headphones,and a couch. The covetable was brown, the lamp was tall and skinny and its color was like a badge color, the headphones were black, and the couch was a tannish color.

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