History Advertising / FosterImposters

* AWeightyAesop: Say no to plumping!

California-based poultry company '''Foster Farms''' has made multiple commercials centering on the ''Foster Imposters'': two saltwater-injected chickens who spend their screen time claiming to be Foster Farms chickens (or try to become so). They've been around since 1993, but Foster Farms still actively makes commercials about them. Their goal [[EatMe is to become some human, ''any'' human's dinner]] - which usually involves (but not always) lying about being or trying to become Foster Farms chickens.

* BabiesMakeEverythingBetter: In many commercials, the Imposters are subject to rejection from mothers who are grocery shopping, and those mothers often have babies or children with them who also reject the Imposters in favor of Foster Farms chicken.

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California-based poultry company '''Foster Farms''' has made multiple commercials centering on the ''Foster Imposters'': two saltwater-injected chickens who spend their screen time claiming to be Foster Farms chickens (or try to become so). They've been around since 1993, but Foster Farms still actively makes commercials about them.

* BabiesMakeEverythingBetter: In many commercials, the Imposters are subject to rejection from mothers who are grocery shopping, and those mothers often have babies or children with them who also reject the Imposters.

* MamaBear: In one commercial, the dumber of the pair was allowed by a mother to look after her baby. Cut to a video showing that chicken squirting whipped cream into the baby's mouth, prompting the mother to [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar strangle]] [[DoubleEntendre the chicken]] for ruining her baby's underdeveloped teeth.

* NewAgeRetroHippie: The Imposters pick up one who was hitchhiking, but then [[DoesNotLikeSpam they toss him out when he offered them carrot sticks]].

* AlienAbduction: In one commercial, an alien kidnaps the Imposters by beaming them up into her UFO, until her UFO computer tells her that they have too much saltwater injected in them to make a decent meal, and so she throws them back.

* TheAllegedCar: The Imposters drive a rusty 1967 Plymouth Belvedere. It broke down in at least two commercials.

* TheAllegedCar: The Imposters drive a rusty 1967 Plymouth Belvedere. Who knows ''how'' that car didn't break down yet.

* EatMe: While most chickens don't want to get eaten, the Imposters spend all their time trying to become dinner.

* TemporaryBulkChange: The Imposters for the "Say No to Plumping" campaign sized up through saltwater injections because of a shady doctor who told them that people would love them if they were all plump and juiced with saltwater. They're actually more famous in their extreme plumped up bodies than their usual bodies, although even before getting extremely plumped up a random civilian could tell they were injected with saltwater.

* AWeightAesop: Say no to plumping!

* VisualPun: They are ''foul'' fowl.

California-based poultry company '''Foster Farms''' has made multiple commercials centering on the ''Foster Imposters'': two saltwater-injected chickens who spend their screen time claiming to be Foster Farms chickens (or try to become so).

* TheNameless: The Imposters don't have names (and Foster Farms admitted on their website they're not going to either). You can only tell them apart by how their voices sound different.

* ReassignedToAntarctica: In one commercial, the Imposters boarded a plane that they thought would take them to California - home state of Foster Farms. Instead, the plane dumped them on Antarctica.

* EatMe: While most chickens don't want to get eaten, the Imposters spend all their time trying to become dinner. Either that, or they think humans keep chickens as pets.

* ThePigPen: They're dirty all the time, primarily because they eat junk food without any table manners and they don't bathe. One tattoo manager complains they smell foul too.

Rather than being just two guys inside chicken costumes, they're actually man-sized puppets controlled by people outside the suits before being digitally erased.

* TheAllegedCar: The Imposters drive a rusted 1967 Plymouth Belvedere.

California-based poultry company '''Foster Farms''' has made multiple commercials centering on the ''Foster Imposters'': two saltwater-injected chickens who spend their screen time claiming to be Foster Farms chickens (or try to become so). Rather than being just two guys inside chicken costumes, they're actually man-sized puppets controlled by people outside the suits before being digitally erased.

California-based poultry company '''Foster Farms''' has made multiple commercials centering on the ''Foster Imposters'': two saltwater-injected chickens who spend their screen time claiming to be Foster Farms chickens (or try to become so).

* BigEater: The Imposters are always feasting on pizza, hot dogs, mustard (even chugging it down at a convenience store), cheeseburgers, fries, donuts, onion rings, candy corn and guzzling down soda.

* TemporaryBulkChange: The Imposters for the "Say No to Plumping" campaign sized up through saltwater injections because of a shady doctor who told them that people would love them if they were all plump and juiced with saltwater.

* VillainProtagonist: The Imposters themselves, seeing that they're trying to get humans to eat saltwater-injected chicken that weigh more so they'll pay more. Not to mention, the Imposters can be callous and shallow towards people, even towards each other.

* BigEater: The Imposters are always feasting on pizza, hot dogs, cheeseburgers, fries, candy corn and guzzling down soda.

* TrademarkFavoriteFood: The Imposters seem to be fond of pizza.