I'll be honest, I have no idea what is going on in this commercial. I have never heard of "Ma'amite," I don't understand why their tagline is "One either loves it or one hates it," and don't know what purpose they are trying to serve by having a corgi trot around a palace and then lift his leg and piss all over their product. None of it makes sense to me. But here's what I DO know: if you make a commercial featuring a corgi trotting around a palace and pissing all over your product, I am going to post it here. Yes I am. Easiest decision I'll make all day.
More pictures after the jump. All images via Obsessive Corgi Disorder unless otherwise noted.
Thanks to @tholzerman for passing this one along
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What’s so confusing? A corgi lives in a palace and pisses on other people’s food. Option this for a movie!
This is a fair point.
Marmite is a vegetable-spread popular in Britain and Commonwealth countries, and the generally accepted line on it is that you either love it or hate it. ‘Ma’amite’ is presumably a joke on the pronunciation of the proper mode for addressing the Queen – “it’s ‘ma’am’ as in ‘ham’, not ‘ma’rm’ as in ‘harm’”, thus ‘Ma’amite’ rather than ‘Marmite’.
It is pretty much Vegemite
Marmite tastes like how you would imagine sweaty homeless mans asshole to taste like.
No judgement if thats your thing.
Marmite was my first word as a child. Very salty spread that’s good on Rivita or toast, makes good gravy too. The corgi obviously doesn’t like it.
woohoo! shoutout! thanks and you’re welcome
I used to enjoy Marmite regularly, then I was diagnosed with gout at age 26. Now I don’t bother with it. True Story.