IN the soft serve? Yet, they can't give me a face. At DQ, there's more than one way to treat yourself, when you look a little closer. Not really sure which one's my favorite, maybe it's the new one, mint mocha. They also have other flavors too, like Hazelnut Caramel an mocha. Call the number below, check online, or visit a Dairy Queen near you and they will be happy to tell you your buying power. I just drank like six mint mocha moolates at Dairy Queen. So you can enjoy delicious ice cream faster, Dairy Queen offers three easy ways to check the balance of your Dairy Queen gift card. 'What's that? I have chili on my lips? Did I get it?'.The Dairy Queen lips, appear to be a set of CGI disembodied human lips with red lipstick that levitate in the air, while not possessing features such as eyes, ears, or even an inner mouth he is shown to interact within the environment of the commercials as if he did.ĭespite the lips in question appearing to be womanly in appearance, DQ Lips speaks in a male American voice, often acting very patronizing to the viewer with a smug smile.įor the majority of the time DQ Lips is on screen, he usually acts down to earth throwing in bits of humor when promoting a food item or deal, under pressure however, he can act highly unpredictable as shown in one advert where he attacked a girl scout during the outtakes of a commercial, and broke the screen, attacking everyone in the studio The Lips were voiced by Oliver Vaquer in most commercials In the rest of the US, the 'So Good its RiDQlous' slogan was adopted. The lips mascot was retired in 2011, due to John Behlmann starring in ads and most DQ ads went back to the 'That's what I like about Texas' slogan (Texas only). The lips mascot would feature in many more ads, some with the CGI lips and some as an end tag. The first animated lips commercial is featured in an ad for the Caramel Chip Cheesecake Blizzard lineup ( Linked here). It is unknown what the first ad using the Dairy Queen end tag was, but it is believed to be this ad. The lips wouldn't reappear for 28 years, next appearing in 2006. The first ever appearance of the lips in a Dairy Queen commercial is in a 1978 ad for the Super Brazier burger, linked here.

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