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Kim Kardashian -

Kim Kardashian is now one of the most famous people in the world, but back in 2010 she was doing deals with toilet paper. 

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Kardashian hosted the grand opening of the Charmin holiday toilets in New York City, along with their trademark Charmin bears. 

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David Beckham -

David Beckham is the king of brand endorsements. One of his most bizarre deals was with GO3, a brand of frozen fish sticks.

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He awkwardly posed with a towering plate and a bunch of kids holding fish sticks up on forks for the commercial. 

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Snoop Dogg -

Snoop Dogg is also no stranger to wheeling and dealing. He's happy to associate himself with brands that have absolutely nothing to do with his image! 

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In 2010 he teamed up with Norton Antivirus to share the news that "hack is wack." Ouch. 

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Back again with another bizarre endorsement in 2012, he created a music video for Hot Pockets, the microwaveable calzone-style snack. 

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The video included Larry King and Kate Upton, and Snoop Dogg sang the words "pocket like it's hot." 

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Justin Bieber - Back in his baby-face days, a young Justin Bieber teamed up with the nail polish brand OPI to create a limited edition range of polishes.

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It was called 'The One Less Lonely Girl' collection. Naturally, it sold more than a million bottles. 

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Ozzy Osbourne - Legendary rocker Ozzy Osbourne used to bite the heads off chickens live on stage and got kicked out of his own band for being too wild and badly behaved.

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Ozzy Osbourne -

These days, he's doing ads for the low-fat spread I Can't Believe It's Not Butter!

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Penélope Cruz - The esteemed actress Penélope Cruz appeared in a Nintendo DS commercial in 2012.

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Penelope Cruz -

The ad featured her dressed up as the famous mustachioed plummer, Mario. The resemblance was uncanny!  

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Brad Pitt -

During his reign as the sexiest man alive, Brad Pitt did an endorsement for Pringles. 

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Brad Pitt - As if he ever ate a carb...

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Bob Dylan -

Bob Dylan has been one of the most respected artists in the music industry for over 50 years, known for his deep song lyrics and political statements. 

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Bob Dylan -

For some reason, he teemed up with Victoria's Secret in 2004 to make a creepy and incoherent commercial with Adriana Lima called 'Angels in Venice.'

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John Cena - John Cena is a wrestling legend turned action movie star. Neither of those titles really mesh with his recent brand endorsement...

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In 2017 Cena began promoting Crocs, the most hated and infamously unfashionable shoe in the world.  

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Mikhail Gorbachev - Mikhail Gorbachev was the final leader of the Soviet Union before it fell. Gorbachev's communist roots were shattered...

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Incredibly, he ended up doing a commercial for Pizza Hut in 1997. This one has to be the most unexpected celebrity endorsement of all time! 

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Muhammad Ali -

Boxing legend Muhammad Ali probably could have had his pick of sponsors back in the day, but he had ties with quite an unusual product. 

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Muhammad Ali -

Throughout the '70s and '80s, Ali was promoting a new cockroach trap for the brand d-Con! 

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O. J. Simpson -

During his football career, O. J. Simpson was a longtime sponsor of the car rental company Hertz. 

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O.J. Simpson -

This would later become ironic once he pulled off the slowest and most publicized car chase in history. 

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'The Flintstones' -

'The Flintstones' might not strictly be an individual celebrity, but the franchise lent their animations and voice actors to create a truly horrific commercial. 

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'The Flintstones' -

'The Flintstones' did a commercial for Winston Cigarettes featuring all the main characters enjoying their tobacco products and chanting the jingle, "Tastes good like a cigarette should."

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Mr. T -

Ever wonder what Mr. T did after 'The A-Team?' Apparently one of his projects was an endorsement of the Flavorwave Turbo Oven.

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Mr. T -

In an unbearable infomercial, he busts through the door and trots out his old catch phrases while peddling his wares. 

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