Booty Sweat

Definition

A fictional energy drink from the comedy film Tropic Thunder, portrayed as an aggressively sexual and absurdly marketed beverage. It's a perfect example of satire's ability to create fake products that somehow seem more real than actual energy drink marketing.

Example Usage

That energy drink commercial was so ridiculous it felt like something straight out of Tropic Thunder's Booty Sweat campaign.

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