From the US: 'Swearing kids' for Smart
Warning: The video contains foul-mouthed kids.
Ad Nut isn't against uttering a few choice words now and then, but can't understand who thought this was a good idea. Setting aside the swearing kids, the ad doesn't even make sense. Is parking an oversized car the only thing likely to make a mom or dad swear?
Via our colleagues at Brand Republic, who expressed similar consternation.
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