Ever wish the Backstreet Boys had a little more spice? Today is your lucky day. Doritos is attempting to do just that with its 30-second Super Bowl spot (and an extended 60-second cut, which also dropped today). Doritos paired the boy band with Chance the Rapper for an odd, but strangely satisfying, hip-hop rendition of...
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January 30, 2019
Morning Digest
What marketers need to know today
Doritos Added Chance the Rapper’s Hip-Hop Spice to a Backstreet Boys Classic in Its Super Bowl Ad
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