In the past five years, Ryan Reynolds has transformed the world of advertising with his twisted humor. It is no wonder that the Canadian star has a unique sense of pitching stories of a business. And this would not be untrue to say that people would get ready to buy anything if the seller is this man. From promoting his Aviation Gin to Min Mobile advertisements, he has revolutionized the way to implement marketing tactics. Well, it looks like the Deadpool star has done it again while resonating with the greatest question about how the month of February passed in the blink of an eye.
Ryan Reynolds recently shared a post from his creative agency Maximum Effort on his Instagram story. The post included a photo of the actor who wondered “where tf did February go”. While the thing here to notice is how cleverly good the 46-year-old is at promoting his businesses.
He can just do it in a flick of a moment, making his fans laugh and sending his ideas out to the world. You might remember the opening of his Aviation Gin distillery in Portland, where he made the visitors run around.
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Not to forget, his ugly Christmas sweater, which started with a prank, is now helping sick kids around the globe.
Ryan Reynolds turned his ugly sweater into a life-saving opportunity
About three years ago, the Free Guy star started the tradition of helping sick children for the holiday by selling his infamous ugly Christmas sweater. He shared a sweet animated video of the green sweater with a golden bow bought by him. Even during this holiday season, the actor posted a video wearing the sweater but with a twist. The sweater could be heard speaking after hearing “self-deprecating, deadpan jokes” of Ryan Reynolds for a long time.
According to CTV News, this campaign raised more than $580,000 for sick children admitted to the Toronto Hospital. Christmas 2022 was the fourth time when the Wrexham co-owner and not-so-ugly pullover saved several lives. In total, the “Sweater Love” movement has contributed $2.2 million to the SickKids Foundation.
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Meanwhile, we might call it the most fortunate moment that Reynolds was tricked into this prank because that moment encouraged people to donate to the foundation.
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