Feb 08

Jack Harlow Goes Down a Triangular Rabbit Hole in Doritos’ Super Bowl Ad

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When a brand can capture three generations of music in a relevant, humorous way that justifies the millions it just spent on a Super Bowl campaign, that’s as close as it can get to drawing a perfect pop-culture triangle. Frito-Lay came into Super Bowl 57 teasing at rapper Jack Harlow’s presence in its ad, then…

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