Bradley was just 11 at the time when he appeared in the chocolate advert, but now at 26, he can still perform the unique moves.
The iconic Cadbury’s “eyebrow” advert is fondly remembered by many, and it’s hard to believe it’s been 15 years since it first aired.
In the one-minute ad, Bradley Ford and co-star Georgia Wake enthusiastically wiggled their eyebrows to the tune of “Don’t Stop the Rock”.
Bradley was just 11 at the time, but now at 26, he can still perform the unique moves.
Recently, he took to TikTok, posting under the name the_eyebrow_kid, to showcase his enduring talent.
Though his eyebrow-wiggling skills remain intact, Bradley has grown up considerably. His hairstyle is similar, but he’s now a strapping young man with a great sense of humour.
@the_eyebrow_kid Replying to @Britney Ford What do you think ?????? @CadburyUK #cadbury #eyebrowkid #fyp #foryou #viral ♬ original sound – The Eyebrow Kid ??????
Bradley now uses his platform to parody the advert and create content about his daily life. He has also traded his shirt and tie for a more casual look.
Since sharing a video of himself re-creating the eyebrow wiggle, he has captivated viewers, with the clip garnering thousands of likes.
Cadbury was one of the first to reply, writing: “All these years later and you have still got it!”
Another said: “You need to find the girl and do a collab.”
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A third replied: “Cadbury 100% needs to do a remake of this ad.”
Meanwhile, a fourth also commented: “The way I thought this was edited or something. Omg brilliant.”
“Eyebrows” was created to promote the brand’s Dairy Milk chocolate, and it centred around two children and their ability to make their eyebrows “dance”.
In the advert, Bradley and Georgia sat in front of a grey backdrop in a photographer’s studio, wiggling their eyebrows at an impressively fast speed.
The commercial quickly became one of the most memorable of all time, and many people are eager to see it return.
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Sourse: www.express.co.uk
