Dos Equis TV Commercial, 'The New Most Interesting Man:Tailgate in the Serengeti'
“The New Most Interesting Man:Tailgate in the Serengeti”
About This Ad
Most people can't play college football while in high school, but the Dos Equis Most Interesting Man in the World is not "most people." When a helicopter full of his friends lands in the middle of the Serengeti for a tailgate party, he easily carves a coconut into a football and kicks a field goal through a pair of giraffes serving as goal posts. After his friends cheer on his success, he urges viewers to "stay thirsty."
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