The Rolling Stones Team Up With Keurig For ‘Start Me Up’ Iced Coffee Kit

Udiscovermusic ^ | June 7, 2023 | Will Schube

[nickcarraway]

Does anyone need or want this?

[Chickensoup]

The Stones?

No.

I understand they are also branding a bespoke designed walker. With a big flapping tongue in the front.

[BigFreakinToad]

collectable, leave it in it’s original box and in 25 years it’ll be worth something or Mic dies, whichever comes first.

[Magnum44]

[NWFree]

Old bag never satisfied with anything ungrateful old bag

[Magnum44]

Hmmm, not sure where that comes from. Your comment could apply to a great many celebrities.

[Seruzawa]

It’s a long way from playing sets in London dives. Maybe we’ll see an entire line of Rolling Stones Kitchen Appliances soon. Get yer Mick Jagger Signature Food Processor. Keith Richards’ Official Vegetable Dicer (formerly the Ronco Ved-a-Matic).

[Boogieman]

Possibly from their song about how they can’t get no satisfaction?

[Boogieman]

“It’s a long way from playing sets in London dives.”

Remember, Mick’s an Economics major. He’s got nothing against making money, in principle.

[dfwgator]

Mick put that London School of Economics education to good use.

[Magnum44]

I get the song. The comment seemed to be more of an attack, but maybe I read too much into it. (Its not a funny joke if you have to explain it)

[Twotone]

At times I’m reminded of Barack Obama’s comment that at some point you have enough money. It doesn’t appear that wealthy people ever do. Including Obama.

[Seruzawa]

Bob Dylan starts his own marketing initiative.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1JFSUyiTovA

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Embalming fluid, maybe. Or Kremation Kindling.

[Boogieman]

“Its not a funny joke if you have to explain it”

Well, it’s not funny to the people you have to explain it to at least.

[I-ambush]

“Domino! Brown sugar, how come you taste so good?”

[subterfuge]

Brown Sugar next?

[doorgunner69]

Useless damn things. Weak coffee and not enough of it.

[Dr. Sivana]

Microsoft paid $3 million dollars for the same song to launch Windows 95. It was a hit, but I suspect the Stones made more money off of the commercials for this one.

[nickcarraway]

They should have paid for B.B. King's song, Blue Screen of Death.