Controversial ex-AFL players Campbell and Mal Brown display new zen lifestyles in Junkmail Undies campaign

January 13, 2020 9:05

Former-AFL player Campbell Brown and his father Mal have fronted the latest campaign for Australian underwear subscription company, Junkmail Undies.

The campaign kicked off in December with a video of Campbell, historically known for being aggressive and hotheaded on the ground, meditating in his new Junkmail Undies and attributing his previous behaviour to not having the right pair of undies on.

The latest instalment of the campaign parodies the clip of Mal Brown’s appearance on A Current Affair in 2013, in which he abused the reporter for turning up at his house without making a time.

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Zoe Wilkinson

Zoe Wilkinson was a reporter at Mumbrella and the producer of the Mumbrellacast from March 2019 to May 2021.

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Controversial ex-AFL players Campbell and Mal Brown display new zen lifestyles in Junkmail Undies campaign

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