‘The best part of any fairytale:’ Glen Powell’s Ram ad is unhinged — and beautiful
It is a wonderful Friday for me, my fans Glen Powell. Did you expect to be excited about the advertisement of a truck? No, here we are.
There is nothing like advertising a good car and some of your favorite celebrities take the task of bringing them to life. I remember the first time that I heard Chris Pine BMW when I said loudly, “Oh my God, this is Chris Pine.” Now, Glen Powell lovers can enjoy the same experience. Except for this one who does not have much mystery. He lives a lot and in the body in this announcement.
Powell published a new trailer for the advertisement of Rams trucks, where he wrote in the comments, “The best part of any fictional stories? One character? This man also needs to change his license plate, so what are these fictional stories that we see?
Powell in a blonde wig gives a large extent Beats the man Feelings, written by a fan in the comments. “Now which man hit this?” Another fan participated in supporting wig, and writing, “There is never a very difficult wig. Performance.”
Sufficiently closed: Hello Prince Charindege Glen Powell
There are many layers for this short ad. He has long blond hair and the license plate says “G-Locks”, but rather says “Don’t worry, Baby Bear” throwing the other painting away. So it is a large indication of fictional stories Goldilocks and Three Bears. But his clothes reminds me of Billy Magnousen as the Prince of Rabunzel in In the forest. Hence the confusion in my heart.
So I called this character Goldilocks Sharming and I will need a full book on his Truck adventure. As always with Glen Powell projects, he seems to enjoy a lot. It is a commercial advertisement. He might have just come, some lines said, and he left. But it gives a commercial advertisement as he wears like a fictional personality and makes it really fun seeing it.
I will have to empty Powell in a blonde wig, and it will take some time, but for the time being, I have a surprising desire to detonate music in a truck with windows wandering in the summer. A curse, why is January still?!
