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- Terry Crews partners with Podpah to promote Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 launch in Brazil, bringing his energy and a Brazilian flair to the campaign.
- The Replacer campaign, popular since Black Ops II, is expanded to reach globally, with Terry Crews as the Brazilian Replacer.
- Rodrigo Perez, Latin Americas Director and Product Manager for Call of Duty, praises Podpahs choice of Terry Crews, stating it allows for the creation of authentic experiences that resonate with Brazilian fans.
- Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 will be available on November 14 for various platforms and will also be available immediately with Game Pass Ultimate.
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Terry Crews Amplifies Black Ops 7 Launch in Brazil with Podpah’s Replacer Campaign
Terry Crews Teams Up with Podpah to Fuel Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Launch in Brazil The Podpah podcast has a clear mission: to ensure everyone, no matter how busy, has time for Call of Duty. They’re now enlisting Terry Crews to bring that mission to Brazil and amplify the excitement surrounding the launch of Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. Crews is joining Podpah to promote the game, bringing his energy and a Brazilian flair to the campaign. “When I heard about the replacers in Brazil, I knew I had to be part of it,” Crews said. “Brazilian fans bring such incredible energy, and this seemed like the perfect way to share their excitement for Black Ops 7’s launch.” The Replacer campaign, a fan favorite since Call of Duty: Black Ops II, features a character who steps in to hilariously handle everyday tasks so people can free up time to play the latest Black Ops game. Rodrigo Perez, Latin America’s Director and Product Manager for Call of Duty, explained that the Black Ops 7 campaign aims to expand The Replacer’s reach by calling for reinforcements worldwide.
Terry Crews Amplifies Black Ops 7 Launch with Authentic Brazilian Experience by Podpah
Perez praised Podpah’s choice of Crews as the Brazilian Replacer. “Podpah is truly one-of-a-kind here, both in their reach and their audience’s love for them,” Perez stated. “From our first conversation, they were eager to collaborate with Call of Duty. Brazilians adore Terry Crews, so having him on board was the perfect addition to their campaign.” He added that partnering with a culturally significant figure like Crews allows them to create authentic experiences that resonate with Brazilian fans, demonstrating a commitment that goes beyond simply translating content. Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 will be available on November 14 for Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC via the Xbox app, Battle.net, and Steam. The game will also be available immediately with Game Pass Ultimate. Check out Call of Duty Brasil on X and Instagram for more.
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