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**Title:** Worst Advertisements (Top 10)
**Summary:**
A countdown of the top 10 worst advertisements, criticizing their creativity, effectiveness, and overall impact. The list highlights ads from various brands, including:
1. **Champions Lollipop** (1st place): Criticized for its potentially misleading phrase and lifetime trolling of the product.
2. **Old Spice** (2nd place): Labeled as "crazy" with an inadequate plot twist.
3. **Andrei Malakhov** (3rd place): Slammed for featuring a pregnant woman in an ultrasound ad, deemed highly inappropriate.
4. **Zenerit** (4th place): Panned for its unoriginal self-promotion concept.
5. **Dude Che** (5th place): Overuse of the word "dude" (9 times in 30 seconds) causes irritation.
6. **Skittles** (6th place): Advert creates a negative association with the product, evoking disgust.
7. **Myth Frosty Freshness** (7th place): Initially confusing, with a misleading product demonstration.
8. **Casey** (8th place): Advert contains veiled obscenities, making it unsuitable for wide audiences.
9. **Our Land** (9th place): Cultural mismatch in their ad, using a New Zealand Maori dance to represent Russia.
10. **Euronet Camera Sony** (10th place): Ridiculed for its nonsensical slogan, "Sony camera because Sony."
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, excluding opinions, with each fact numbered and in short sentence form:
1. The document appears to be a transcript of a video or podcast discussing the top 10 stupid advertisements.
2. The rankings discussed are:
* 10th place: Euronet Camera Sony
* 9th place: "Our Land"
* 8th place: Casey Hear (Cockerel)
* 7th place: Myth Frosty Freshness
* 6th place: Skittles Tryanka
* 5th place: Dude Che Che (Miratorg)
* 4th place: Zenerit
* 3rd place: Malakhov Pregnant (Andrei Malakhov Show)
* 2nd place: Old Spice
* 1st place: Champions Suck the Lollipop Ad
3. The "Our Land" advertisement features a traditional New Zealand Maori dance, not a Russian or European dance.
4. The Casey Hear (Cockerel) advertisement uses language with veiled obscenities.
5. The Skittles Tryanka advertisement is compared to a previous, more popular Skittles ad featuring a Rastafarian giraffe.
6. The Dude Che Che (Miratorg) advertisement repeats the word "dude" nine times in 30 seconds.
7. The Zenerit advertisement is self-promotional and features a mini-movie with a pimple-themed storyline.
8. Andrei Malakhov's show has been on the air for almost 2,000 years (likely an error, possibly meant to say 20 years or a different timeframe).
9. Evgeni Plushenko, a figure skater, was featured in the "Champions Suck the Lollipop Ad" at the peak of his career.
10. The transcript appears to originate from a public VKontakte channel, with the author encouraging subscribers to engage with the content.