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"Terry Crews is back in another Old Spice ad campaign, and he's got a little company.\nIn the video spot above, called \"Baby,\" Crews shouts that Old Spice's new shaving gel is \"newer than a fresh pair of socks,\" only to get a little surprise when the socks speak up, followed by a talking jersey, waffle iron and solar panels. But the real shock comes when a very muscular child appears and says, \"they're not as new as me.\" It's at that moment that Crews realizes he has a son.\nOld Spice launched \"Baby\" and another ad called \"Shower,\" which you can watch below, on its YouTube and Facebook pages Tuesday as part of a new digital campaign to promote a new line of shaving gels. \n\nIn addition to posting the videos, Old Spice also paid to take over the YouTube masthead all day Tuesday with an interactive version of the \"Baby\" ad, which prompts users to type in other things that may be newer than the shaving gels. When you do, you'll be taken to a custom webpage like the one below based on your suggestion.\n\nIf you do happen to stump it, which apparently happened when we typed in \"banana stand,\" you might end up seeing one of several default webpages, including a perplexed (and flexing) Terry Crews beneath the message: \"I have no idea what that is and it makes my brain hurt and want to explode but it ain't as new as new Old Spice shave gel.\"\nImage courtesy of YouTube, Old Spice"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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