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Rob Ford-Old Spice parody ad equal parts terrifying, hilarious

By Matthew Fox
 | September 10, 2010
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A tweet from Torontoist sent us in the direction of this YouTube video poking fun at both Rob Ford and those endemic (read: annoying) Old Spice commercials. Watch it now before lawyers for either the Ford campaign or Procter and Gamble get involved.

• Extra, Extra: Scary Spice, Yarn Art’s Nice, Swastika Iced [Torontoist]

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