Watch This: Double or nothing

KFC follows up Memories Bucket with an explosive new video

After a two-year hiatus, the popular Double Down from KFC is back. In its absence, there were many attempts to recreate the beloved sandwich. But amidst fiery bursts and flying flesh, KFC’s new Double or Nothing campaign sets the record straight: only the real Double Down will do.

Coming in hot on the heels of KFC’s Memories Bucket advertisement, the Double or Nothing campaign features three KFC fans watching the detonation of four wanna-be Double Downs. Cinematic action music plays in the background and the explosions are capped off with high-fives all around.

It’s an explosive message for the presumably ecstatic KFC Double Down fans.

Agency: Grip Limited

Art director: Anton Ratinsky

Sr. copywriter: Jeff Collins

Social content strategist: Matthew Stasoff

Social content strategist: Jacquie Kostuk

Account director: Sascha von Nickisch-Rosenegk

Account manager: Shawna Powell

Account coordinator: Nicholas Hillier

Agency producer: Katherina Villa

Line producer: Jeff Pangman

Director of photography: Pasha Patriki

Pyrotechnics: Jeff Skochko

Editor: Ralph Floro

Colourist: Wade Odlum

Sound engineer: Paul Seeley

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