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n. (plural of eyebrow English)
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Eyebrows is a British television advertisement launched by Cadbury plc in 2009 to promote their Dairy Milk-brand chocolate.
The advert features two children, a boy and a girl, sitting in front of a grey backdrop at a photographer's studio. When the photographer leaves the shot to answer the telephone, the boy presses a button on his watch, at which point "Don't Stop The Rock" by Freestyle begins to play. The children begin to move their eyebrows up and down to the beat of the song. Throughout the song, the children move their heads from to left to right, up and down staring into a number of cameras, as they continue to move their eyebrows. Towards the end of the advert, the girl begins to release air from a pink balloon in time with the music, producing effects similar to scratching a vinyl. The end of the advert displays a bar of Cadbury Dairy Milk Chocolate above the slogan of the campaign: "A Glass and A Half Full of Joy".
The advert was written by creative director Nils-Petter Lovgren at Fallon and directed by Tom Kuntz.
It has been reported on in numerous news media and blogs and resulted in many people doing eyebrow dances in YouTube videos and parodied in television programmes including The Sunday Night Project, with Lily Allen playing the part of the boy, while puppet doppelgängers of Wayne Rooney and Sven-Göran Eriksson did their version on an episode of Setanta Sports' Special 1 TV.
The Daily Telegraph newspaper reported: "The one-minute film for Cadbury's Dairy Milk chocolate is thought to have been viewed more than four million times on YouTube and similar sites in its first three weeks. It is twice the number of viewings racked up at the same stage by the firm's previous cult clip, in which a gorilla plays drums to Phil Collins' " In the Air Tonight"."
The advert is part of an advertising campaign from Cadbury to promote Dairy Milk including the previously mentioned gorilla advert and one of trucks drag racing down an airport runway.
Usage examples of "eyebrows".
No, it was something completely different about their expressions, something even more fundamental than the shared line of their eyebrows or curve of their jaw .
When he looked back up at Uhura, his pale eyebrows had curved into a distinctly dubious arc.
Her smile swelled a little as her eyebrows came closer together, creasing her weathered brow.
He looked up from under his eyebrows as if he wanted to make sure Chase was watching, and then he drew an X across two of the figures.
She watched from under her eyebrows as they confidently pledged to fight to the end.
He looked at Richard from under hooded eyebrows as big as axe handles.
His face lost its curiosity as his eyebrows drew in to hood his glare.
As she stepped into the corridor, she saw Guild Master Tharion striding toward her: a tall man with sunlight-yellow hair and eyebrows, granite-gray eyes, and a long white robe cinched with a royal blue sash.
Dokken raised his eyebrows with a long-suffering expression and turned from Tharion as if begging his indulgence.
Qrista raised her colorless eyebrows, and Tharion sat forward, wondering what his wife was about to do.
He had rich brown hair, large eyes, Mephistophelean eyebrows, and a pointed chin.
After Qrista had dispensed with the usual announcements, Dieter raised his curled eyebrows and waited impatiently for permission to speak.
The village leader, a lantern-jawed man with big eyes, heavy eyebrows, and a gentle smile, welcomed the prospect of two more laborers.
Dax looked that way in surprise, and saw one smiling non-Vulcan face amid the slanted eyebrows and serious expressions.
She set her sticks at a precise angle across her lacquered eating tray, and lifted her eyebrows at Sisko.