Sam Kekovic

Okay, so Australians love meat. We also love BBQs and Australia Day. Mostly because it means we don’t have to go to work. But could this be the worst advertisement for meat you have ever seen?

Or just a very clever way of getting us to think about what we’re slapping on the BBQ on January 26th?

We’re talking about the Sam Kekovic/ v Melissa Tkautz v Justice Crew Australia Day 2012 video. If you haven’t seen it yet, then watch it up the top here.

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  • kegaro says:

    11:06am | 16/01/12

    I’m probably being a bit sheepish ... but ... when did lamb start costing an arm and a leg? ... sorry ... and when did the advertised “lamb chops” start looking more like sheep chops.  Remember hogget and two-tooth? When you had a choice as to the age of the… Read more »

  • ago says:

    06:19am | 15/01/12

    to all the fun stoppers who dont like this add lighten up its a parody, a piss take, its meant to be laughed at, and laughed with stop whinging and moaning and have a laugh my fav. bit is old mate spinnind the plates as a turntable Read more »

 

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