Starburst TV Commercial, 'Fuse: Lollapalooza Backstage' Feat. blackbear
Starburst
Starburst and Fuse take you behind the scenes of Lollapalooza with blackbear before he goes on stage at the music festival. The artist talks about how much he enjoys the setting at Lollapalooza and how much he has grown as a person. He says he's grateful for his anxiety because it makes him who he is.
Starburst TV Commercial, 'FOX: Bite Size Horror'
Starburst
Starburst and FOX present a story in which a boy goes outside before dinner with a pair of binoculars. While he is exploring, he comes across a boy who is dressed like him and wearing a mask. He runs home and to his horror, he discovers that the boy beneath the mask not only looks like him but has taken his place at the dinner table.
Starburst TV Commercial, 'Land of Intensity'
Starburst
It's a known fact that Starbursts are so juicy because of the imported juice from the Land of Intensity.
Starburst TV Commercial, 'Dog Contradiction'
Starburst
This commercial shows a man sitting in the backseat of a car and his friend is driving. There is a dog in the front seat sticking its butt out the window instead of his head, which the friend sitting in the backseat calls a contradiction. The driver says that the Starburts he's eating are also a contradiction because they're solid, yet juicy.
Starburst TV Commercial, 'Tears' Featuring Ahmed Bharoocha
Starburst
The secret to the juiciness of Starburst lies the the tears of the giggly Juicy Dragon. People show the dragon funny videos, such as one of a cat in a blue shirt playing a keyboard. The dragon laughs so hard that it cries. You didn't know that? Everybody knows that, including Ahmed Bharoocha.
Starburst TV Commercial, 'Volcano'
Starburst
Some workers ask how does Starburst make its candy so juicy. The answer lies in the "Juicedratic Equation" which is locked in a safe inside a vault inside a volcano.
Starburst TV Commercial, 'Boltonizing'
Starburst
Why does Starburst taste so juicy? Simple really. Starburst Fruits are raised in orchards where Michael Bolton seranades them until they're nice and juicy. They call it 'Boltonizing.'
Starburst TV Commercial, 'Bus Contradictions: Living Dead'
Starburst
In this commercial, a Scottish-Korean man tells a boy that Starbust is a contradiction because they're solid, yet juicy. A nearby zombie tells him that the words walking dead were a contradiction if he's ever heard one.
Starburst TV Commercial, 'Screaming Mime'
Starburst
A Scotch-Korean man saw another contradiction today and decides to write about a screaming mime in his journal. Starburst is the juiciest of contradictions.
Starburst TV Commercial, 'Tiny Jet'
Starburst
When a hostess asks how Starburst makes its candy taste so juicy, her co-worker tells her the company uses wicked-small fighter jets to shoot juice inside of each piece. He follows up with his belief that it takes guts to complete the dangerous task.