Martha Stewart Stars in Creepy Ad for Liquid Death | 2 Strong
October 10, 2022
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as posted by the channelWhen you get lemons, make a cherry pie? Martha Stewart had that idiom flipped on its head when she starred in a disturbing new spot for the canned water brand Liquid Death. Martha Stewart is channeling her inner psychopath in a gory video ad for canned water company Liquid Death, created to promote the brand’s ‘Dismembered Moments’ candle. Each one is made by hand,” Stewart says in the ad while admitting with a wink that she’s having fun and beckoning a group of waiting victims to come closer.
It seems like everyone is trying to sell their soul to demons these days, and Martha Steward is the latest celebrity to jump on the bandwagon. In our previous video we discussed how Liquid death canned water is officially cursed by a witch doctor now we have this bizarre ad where Martha Steward is chopping off the hands of its victims. It seems like the Liquid Death is trying to scare people into buying their canned water by saying that if you don't sell your soul to the demon, you will get chopped, or are they trying to say that their canned water is so good, that even Satan wants a piece of it?
It seems like a desperate attempt to get attention. I think that Martha Steward should just stick with making food instead of trying to get people's attention by chopping hands in an ad for Liquid Death.
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