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Song Title: FREAK PHONE - 1900-490-FREAK - 2 Ads - High quality - 80's MTV
Artist / Channel: D.E. Jackson
Audio Duration: 00:58 Min
File Size: 1.33 MB
Audio Bitrate: 192 kbps High Quality
Release Date: February 20, 2017
Total Streams: 534,171 views

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One of the more fascinating 1-900 numbers from the late 80's when it was the "wild west" of 900 numbers. I think eventually this became a horror hotline line. Apparetnly the puppet was comissioned by a young Hollywood horror FX guy named Patrick Simmons, who had never actually seen the commercial til it was on the internet years later (he now apparently works for Disney as a sculptor). The puppet was going to be spun off into a toy line, but looks like they ditched that concept pretty fast, considering the 2nd ad doesn't feature Freddie.