Orangina has a history of egregious use of animated animals made to look like people and do people things like be handsome and/or sexy, which is just weird. In their latest blitz of creepiness, Orangina spoofs lots of other genres of ads, from laundry and cereal to acne medication and deodorant, which, to be fair, is sort of clever. But why the animals? They could do the same thing with people, and it would make a lot more sense and not be so unsettling, though of course, it would still be sexist, not to mention the fact that imagining Orangina as an acne medication or a a detergent doesn't exactly make it more appealing to ingest.
Orangina just can't seem to stop. They've become addicted to dressing zebras and octopi in lingerie. They no doubt think they are being hilarious, but in reality they are just being incredibly awkward. Finally, the ad ends with a playful nod to bestiality: a man and his goat, just what I want to be thinking about when I need to quench my thirst.
