Artist", "One Gallon Axe", "Tame the White Tiger", "Viper", "Muscles", "Battle for Milkquarious", Guinness Clear - "Guinness Clear" Hahn Super Dry - "Pioneering Beering" HBO Go - "Elevator", "Pen", "Fan", "Tuxedo" Heineken - "The Odyssey", "The Chase" HomeAway - "Get HomeAway From It All" Hulu - "Hello from Hulu" Hyundai - "Feel the Feeling - Cologne", "Feel the Feeling - Headphones", "Feel the Feeling - Hairdryer" IHOP - "Pancakes, Pancakes, Pancakes" IKEA - Silence The Critics Keystone Light - "Rescue", "Bride" KFC - "Nashville Secret" Kraft - "Eagle" Loto - "Out of Office" Lyft - "Nope, Yep" Mastercard - "Marathon Man", "MacGyver" Mike's Hard Lemonade - "Bowling", "Hibachi" Miller Lite - "GHT at the Bar" Moneysupermarket.com - "Epic Action Man" The Natural Confectionery Company - "Raphael", "Outdo", "Mumble", "Trumpets" Netflix - "One Billion" New York Lottery - "Medieval", "UFO" Old Spice - "Foam", "Scents for Gents", "The Man Your Man Could Smell Like", "Questions", "Boat", "Scent Vacation", "Sea Captain", "Motorcycle", "Muscle Music Keyboard Key", "Poker Face", "Irresistible", "Meeting", "Boardwalk", "That's the Power of Hair", "Soccer", "Nightclub", "Stairs", "Hot Tub", "And So It Begins", "Interruption", "Checkmate", "Lid", "Windsurfing", "Tank", "Truce" Oreo - "Whisper Fight", "Life Raft" Oxygen - "Support", "Hot Flashes" Pimm's - "The Call Up" Skittles - "Touch", "Beard", "Rabbit", "Leak", "Stable", "Pinata Man", "Tailor" Snickers - "Tank" Sorbent - "Homecoming" Sprint - "Balcony" Starbucks - "Hank" Tanqueray - "Globe Probe" Tooheys - "Tall Men" Toon Blast - "PSA", "Body Double" Toyota Camry - "It's Reinvented" Truth - "Magical Amount", "Typo", "Stork", Virgin Mobile - "House of Paygoism", "Booty Call", "Baby", "Funeral Pyre", "Poof", "Thing", "Closet", "First Date" Virgin Trains - "Spandau or Speedcore - Plane vs. Train", "Spandau or Speedcore - Train vs. Car" Volkswagen - "Get Happy", "Wings" Washington's Lottery - "Keith", "Harry" Wonderful Pistachios - "Part 1", "Part 2" Xbox 360 - "Lips" Xbox Live - "Marketplace", "Arcade", "Friends List", "Gamer Zones" Yopa - "Smooth Move" Short films In 2000, Kuntz (and Maguire) released the 6-minute short film Tokyo Breakfast. The spoof sitcom is a parody of the Japanese perception of day-to-day doings of an American family, with an emphasis on the skewed emulation of a perceived black culture. Characters use the term "nigga" with unusual frequency and familiarity. The film appeared in numerous film festivals and also spread as an Internet phenomenon. Kuntz is also featured in the docu-short “Beez-lapse” which features a locked off camera