Candy Bar Vs Left Twix

The Twix: a candy bar that has been giving consumers a delectable crunch since 1967 (although under various names). Many people alive today grew up with the candy. As a result, the marketing techniques used in Twix commercials have changed in numerous ways so they could better appeal to the American people. Recently, Twix has released an ad campaign, called the “Left Twix Versus Right Twix Pick a Side” campaign, which features a rivalry between the two creators of Twix, who split the company to form the Left Twix and the Right Twix factories, and asks audiences everywhere to “try both, and pick a side”. The commercial starts us off with a supposedly happy scene, showing us the day the Twix bar was formally announced. The two inventors are each holding one end of the candy bar, and smiling for the camera. Unfortunately, as soon as the picture is taken, the inventors quickly start to fight over control of the company, and the candy bar they are holding is broken into two symbolic halves. Unable to agree, the former business
One of the workers buys a Twix bar from a vending machine, but instead of throwing the right side away, he begins questioning why they don’t eat the right Twix bars, to which another employee says “Why? Our special cookie is cascaded with caramel and cloaked in chocolate. How good could their Right Twix be?” Just as the first worker is about to eat the Right Twix, a surveillance camera begins to sweep the room. All of a sudden, a yellow tube pops out of the ceiling and sucks up the employee, launching him out of the factory. The commercial concludes with the two remaining workers discussing how they don’t have friends who work at Right Twix. They talk about how Left Twix workers have karaoke every Friday night, whereas the Right Twix workers have karaoke every Saturday night, which just feels weird to them. Obviously, there is “something weird about those