Giffgaff 'unlock your phone' by Albion London
09 Feb 2012
Keith and Orville rap a musical tribute to the mobile network Giffgaff in a new ad by Albion, with the tagline 'unlock your phone and unlock a chicken'.
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Keith and Orville rap a musical tribute to the mobile network Giffgaff in a new ad by Albion, with the tagline 'unlock your phone and unlock a chicken'.
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