Advertising Executive 1: Dr. Pepper…Dr. Pepper…What about a famous doctor? Get it? Famous doctor…Dr. Pepper.
Advertising Executive 2: You’re a genius.
Advertising Executive 1: Like, Dr. J, from basketball.
Advertising Executive 2: Seriously, they should put your brain in a museum for all the people to come and visit. “Look at this incredible brain. It belonged to a man.”
Advertising Executive 1: Dr. Drew?
Advertising Executive 2: Perfect.
Advertising Executive 1: Donna, get Dr. Drew on the phone.

10 minutes later:

Advertising Executive 1: Dr. Drew’s out.
Advertising Executive 2: What do you mean, Dr. Drew’s out.
Advertising Executive 1: He says he’s too busy trying to force his way into another television show under the guise of being “helpful” when in reality he’s just feeding his own narcissistic need for fame and attention.
Advertising Executive 2: Fair enough.
Advertising Executive 1: Dr. Phil?
Advertising Executive 2: Perfect. I’m telling you, an entire wing of the Genius Museum should just be filled with your story. And it’s not “suggested donation,” it’s fucking 10 dollars and you’re lucky to pay it.
Advertising Executive 1: Donna, get Dr. Phil’s people on the phone, please, and could you bring me a Dr. Red Bull?

10 minutes later.

Advertising Executive 1: Dr. Phil’s out.
Advertising Executive 2: You can’t win them all.
Advertising Executive 1: He doesn’t see how helping to sell a soda will further his career as a hacky loudmouth with little to no actual wisdom to offer.
Advertising Executive 2: DOCTOOOOOORRRR PHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIL. Pass the cocaine.

Advertising Executive 1 passes the cocaine.

Advertising Executive 1: I’ve got nothing. Fuck.
Advertising Executive 2: Fuck.

10 minutes later.

Advertising Executive 2: I’ve got it.
Advertising Executive 1: Hit me!
Advertising Executive 2: Dr. Dre.
Advertising Executive 1: Who’s that?
Advertising Executive 2: He’s the fuckin’…you know, the fuckin’ guy. The black guy. Rap rap rap, hip hop rap rap!
Advertising Executive 1: You think he’ll do it?
Advertising Executive 2: There’s only one way to find out.
Advertising Executive 1: Donna, get…what’s his name again?
Advertising Executive 2: Dr. Dre.
Advertising Executive 1: Donna, get Dr. Dre, MD, on the phone.

10 minutes later.

Advertising Executive 1: He’s in.
Advertising Executive 2: High five.

They high five, their hands momentarily shrouded in a cloud of cocaine residue.

Advertising Executive 1: He only has one requirement.
Advertising Executive 2: Give it to me. GIVE IT TO ME! MAKE ME FEEL GOOOOOOOD.
Advertising Executive 1: He wants it to be really lame and kind of depressing. He wants the ad to make you reconsider what you think of him in a slightly negative way.
Advertising Executive 2: Done.

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Comments (10)
  1. Whatever, it’s Friday. You ain’t got no job. He was in that movie, right?

  2. Actually, Dr. Dre endorsed Dr. Pepper because two of the 23 flavors are hoes and tricks.

  3. I wish it was the fat Dr. Dre who hangs out with Ed Lover instead.

  4. I like (hate) how the product placement for his Dr. Beat headphones is so ubiquitous that it’s even invaded COMMERCIALS FOR OTHER PRODUCTS.

  5. even more depressing, this commercial marks the first “official” output of any kind related to his Detox album (still unreleased after 10 billion years).

  6. Dre   |   Posted on May 29th, 2009

    I could just hit a bitch.

  7. Oh god… I auditioned for the DJ role in this commercial. It was a frighteningly tense audition because after the first couple of guys went in the casting room, the owner of the casting company came out from the secret room she had been watching us from and yelled at everyone there for not being “authentic” ravers. “I asked for REAL ravers! How many of you have been to a rave? Do you even KNOW what it is to rave?!” This question was followed by the iciest of silences.

  8. dre vega  |   Posted on May 29th, 2009

    Song is called “shit popped off” produced by The Buchanan’s sold to dr. dre for detox album.. same dudes who produced “What More Can I Say” on the Black Album and Amerie”s new single “Why R U”

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