According to Cadbury, the reason why they made this video of a gorilla drumming to Phil Collins’ music was to make you smile. That’s it. Nothing else. They weren’t even trying to sell you their product.
Smile, I did.
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and Cadbury is awesome for doing this :) although i have to admit.. the first half of the video creeped me out!
yeah , and it sticks into your head great idea rock on gorilla