The ads were full of absurdity and hyperbole, showcasing Mustafa in a variety of humorous and outrageous situations. The message was clear: Old Spice was not just the choice for older men, but was also a product for young, modern, and adventurous men.

After making her Old Spice commercial debut in October, she stars in a brand new hilarious spot alongside Deon Cole and Gabrielle Dennis that highlights the new Wilderness Aluminum Free Dry Spray and continues the campaign's focus on diversity both in front of and behind the camera.

Lundgren became an action superstar when he played hulking Russian boxer Ivan Drago alongside Sylvester Stallone in 1985's Rocky IV.

Part of the commercial's popularity had to do with its appeal on emotions in the form of exaggeration, humor, and irony in its stereotypical representation of a fit and handsome wealthy man who gets a lot of attention from women and who makes fun of a more feminine men.

A lawsuit claims Old Spice deodorant caused chemical burns. In the proposed class-action lawsuit, Colley sought $25,000 in damages, per Kerkman & Dunn. A class-action lawsuit intended to recover damages for multiple plaintiffs, and the total cost to Procter & Gamble could have been at least $5 million.

One major Old Spice lawsuit involved claims about its deodorants containing the known carcinogen benzene. The presence of cancer-causing chemicals in Old Spice and Secret deodorants is behind a class-action lawsuit against Procter & Gamble.

Isaiah Mustafa The Man Your Man Could Smell Like

“The return of Isaiah Mustafa along with his new 'low key' TV son, Keith Powers, shows that Old Spice continues to evolve.”

Old Spice debuts the third chapter of the award-winning 'Men Have Skin Too' campaign with an evolution of the storyline featuring Deon Cole and Gabrielle Dennis. Alongside the couple is a new cameo from actress, producer, philanthropist, and entrepreneur La La Anthony.

It was the brainchild of Wieden + Kennedy creative team Craig Allen (now co-founder of W+K-backed agency Callen) and Eric Kallman, under creative directors Eric Baldwin (now W+K ECD) and Jason Bagley. The initial ads were directed by Tom Kuntz, who upped the ante by shooting in a single take.

The Case. Rodney Colley a man from Alexandria, Va., is the lead plaintiff in the suit. He complained individually and on behalf of others similarly situated; meaning those who have also suffered burns and rashes from the named Old Spice products.

There was just one big problem. Because this was essentially a marketing campaign, Old Spice never intended to keep things going. So a few days ago Old Spice published this video saying; "It was fun, but we have to go now." They failed at the number one thing you must do in the social world: keep the relationship.