Geico Gecko Doing The Robot
The customer says it would be "the bomb," or terrific, if the Gecko lizard would dance the "The Robot." You then watch the Gecko doing an elegant and charming dance to the Omega Men’s song "Sweet World.” Geico’s GEICO gecko mascot is a Day Gecko that The Martin Agency invented, as well as a CGI critter produced by Framestore CFC. The gecko, the little Geico lizard, made its first emergence in 1999 at some point when the Screen Actors Guild went on strike. Because the use of live actors was banned, advertisers had to come up with creative alternatives. After the Gecko dances, the camera zooms out to the insurance man attempting to perform the same dance, but with very rigid and self-conscious movements. If you haven't seen this one yet, or you'd just like to see it again to have a laugh, here's a video clip of this commercial: Perhaps what makes these Geico commercials so popular is the cuteness of the Geico lizard, the Geico gecko. In fact, many people have simply fallen in love with the little creature and even have tons of geckos for personal pets! If you'd like to pick up your own personal little Geico gecko, here are some that are on auction at ebay today... Return to Auto Insurance Helper Homepage
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The Geico Gecko doing the Robot is one of the many Geico commercials that has Jerry Lambert telling people about an e-mail from a viewer.
