Frozen’s Princess Elsa Stars In Billboard Warning Of The Perils Of Meth Addiction

Frozen’s Princess Elsa Stars In Billboard Warning Of The Perils Of Meth Addiction

For those rare souls unfamiliar with the widely popular 2013 kid’s move Frozen it follows the tribulations of two royal sisters Elsa and Anna and the former’s unnatural ability to turn everything to ice, all sung to the painfully catchy theme tune Let It Go.

However, a drug rehabilitation movement in the US known as the Montana Meth Project has used the idea to warn kids of the dangers of using meth (or ice).

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The group has unveiled a billboard in the US that appears to show Princess Elsa as a meth addict complete with a police line-up and handcuffs all to the tagline: “Just Let It Go”.

Not that Montana Meth Project’s advertising messages have ever been subtle. Check out some of their old TVCs below:

The image of the billboard has been shared across social media and, by all accounts, it’s been a huge success. The UK’s The Independent that reported the story claimed, “The campaign has been credited with significant declines in teen meth use in several states, and during the project’s lifetime meth use declined 63 per cent in Montana, 65 per cent in Arizona and 56 per cent in Idaho.”




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