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**Content:** A reaction video to two bizarre ice cream commercials for "Little Baby's Ice Cream"
**Reactor's Response:**
* Initially terrified and creeped out by the ads, which feature a person made of ice cream eating themselves
* Questions the legitimacy and origin of the commercials (later revealed to be from Philadelphia, USA)
* Speculates on the advertising strategy, concluding that it's a memorable, albeit unappetizing, approach
* Divided on whether the ads will increase sales, with some reacting with curiosity and others (like the reactor) being deterred
* **Twist:** The reactor, despite initial disgust, is dared to eat ice cream off their own face, which they reluctantly do, ending the video on a lighthearted note.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, without opinions, with each fact numbered and in short sentence form:
1. **Video Content**: The text describes a reaction to two ice cream commercials for "Little Baby's Ice Cream".
2. **Commercial Description**: One commercial features a person eating ice cream out of their own head.
3.. **Origin Assumption**: Initially, the narrator assumes the commercials are not from the United States.
4. **Actual Origin**: It is revealed that the commercials are actually from Philadelphia, USA.
5. **Company Slogan**: The ice cream company's catchphrase is "Ice Cream is a Feeling".
6. **Reaction Videos**: The text is based on a "React" video format where individuals react to the ice cream commercials.
7. **Participants' Action**: After reacting, one participant is dared to put ice cream on their face and eat it off, which they do.
8. **Platform**: The reaction video is hosted on YouTube, as part of a series called "YouTubers React".
9. **Commercial Authenticity**: It is confirmed that the bizarre commercials are indeed real advertisements for Little Baby's Ice Cream.
10. **Location of Viewers**: The reaction video creators speculate about how people from other countries might perceive these American commercials.
11. **Intent Behind the Commercials**: It is theorized that the goal was to create something memorable and shocking to garner a reaction.