Mountain Dew Commercial Analysis

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The commercial I chose was the Mountain Dew ad with the ¨Puppy Monkey Baby¨. This commercial starts off with three men on a couch watching a football game with a coffee table. Then a weird creature called the ¨Puppy Monkey Baby¨ comes hopping through the wall with a rattle in its hand repeatedly saying, ¨Puppy Monkey Baby¨ throughout the entire commercial. Then it drops down a bucket with ice and Mountain Dew. Then it jumps up onto the coffee table still chanting, and now it starts to dance and shake its rattle and kicks a Mountain Dew at one of the men. Then it jumps on the same man and licks his face.

Then it jumps off the couch walking around to the door while the three men get up and start dancing too following the the creature.
Then it

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