Pro Green Teams Up With Relentless For First-Ever TV Ad

Energy drinks company Relentless has pulled in ambassador and rapper Professor Green and Sierra Kusterbeck, of VersaEmerge, to help with their gritty new ad campaign.

Filmed in various locations around London, the Hackney bad boy strolls along the top of cars whilst performing Avalon, a song from Pro Green's latest album, At Your Inconvenience.

Following Relentless's signature cinematic imagery, the ad is part of their 'No Half Measures' campaign and is the brand's first TV commercial.

Pro Green's status has risen since he began dating Made In Chelsea hottie Millie Mackintosh, and is obviously a hit with Relentless fans too as the spot has gained 30,198 views and 1,532 shares in just two days.

Disclosure: Unruly is distributing this video on behalf of Relentless. This post is not part of the commercial plan and is written by the editorial team at Unruly, whose opinions are- always independent, sometimes scurrilous, and never knowingly under-researched.

Pitbull Exiled to Remote Alaska Walmart

Poor Pitbull. Not only is he one of the worst rappers in history, but now he's being exiled to the tundra.

The self-proclaimed 'Mr Worldwide' set up a competition in partnership with Walmart and Sheets Energy Strips in which he agreed to visit the Wamart store which racked up the most Facebook likes.

What an error. In typical troll style, David Thorpe and Jon Hendren of the site Something Awful, immediately set up the #ExilePitbull campaign, leaving the Kodiak, Alaska store with 71,000 likes. 

In this video, Pitbull  invites Thorpe and Hendren to join him on the jaunt, saying, "What you gotta understand is that I will go anywhere in the world with my fans."

No, Pitbull. These people are not your fans. On the contrary, they've set up a 71,000-strong army of people who want to see you exiled to the most remote Walmart store in the USA.

With 28,015 shares since being released only yesterday, it seems voters are revelling in their accomplishment. But do you feel sorry for the rapper, or does he deserve to spend a day alone in arctic conditions?