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Puppy Monkey Baby is a hybrid dog-monkey-human creature shown in a Mountain Dew advertisement broadcast during Super Bowl 50 held in early February 2016. Online, many expressed displeasure with the creature, claiming they found it disturbing and distasteful. It is a combination of 3 awesome things, a puppy, a monkey, and a baby. The horror was unveiled until people got bored of it 3 days later. It has since faded into obscurity.

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  • Puppy Monkey Baby is a hybrid dog-monkey-human creature shown in a Mountain Dew advertisement broadcast during Super Bowl 50 held in early February 2016. Online, many expressed displeasure with the creature, claiming they found it disturbing and distasteful. It is a combination of 3 awesome things, a puppy, a monkey, and a baby. The horror was unveiled until people got bored of it 3 days later. It has since faded into obscurity.
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  • Puppy Monkey Baby is a hybrid dog-monkey-human creature shown in a Mountain Dew advertisement broadcast during Super Bowl 50 held in early February 2016. Online, many expressed displeasure with the creature, claiming they found it disturbing and distasteful. It is a combination of 3 awesome things, a puppy, a monkey, and a baby. The horror was unveiled until people got bored of it 3 days later. It has since faded into obscurity.
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