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2019 is shaping up to be Deon Cole’s year, and to hear the actor and comedian tell it, “the stars have lined up and everything is coming together.” Fresh off the Season 2 premiere of Freeform’s “Grown-ish,” with Cole reprising his “Black-ish” role of Professor Charlie Telphy, the actor takes on a slightly different role this month, as the brand new global ambassador for Old Spice.

The venerable grooming brand unveiled its “Men Have Skin Too” campaign today, featuring Cole as the face of Old Spice’s new “Fresher Collection.” The actor will appear in broadcast and digital spots, as well as social media ads promoting the new antiperspirant, deodorant, body wash and shampoo line, which focuses on fresh scents and real ingredients (think: products infused with lavender, mint, charcoal and shea butter).

For Cole, partnering with Old Spice has been a dream come true, and validation after years spent hustling to find roles he could be proud of and stand behind. A vocal advocate for diversity in television, Cole says he’s also proud to continue the tradition of strong, African-American men representing the Old Spice brand, following in the footsteps of Terry Crews, Von Miller and Isaiah Mustafa, whose viral, “The Man Your Man Could Smell Like” campaign has racked up more than 55 million views to date.

“I’ve grown up on Old Spice my whole life, from seeing my grandfather use their products, to my uncles, to my cousins, so I feel like it was inevitable that we would eventually work together,” Cole says. As for why he thinks he’s the perfect spokesperson, Cole says it’s all about finding humor in life and always keeping it real.

“Old Spice came to a guy with no abs and said, ‘Let’s make a deal with him,'” Cole chuckles. “They’re committed to helping young dudes navigate the seas of masculinity and I hope I can do the same through my comedy — and this campaign.”

What made you want to partner with Old Spice?
I actually have friends who once told me that I’d be a great “Old Spice Guy” and we would laugh about it, but never in a million years did I think that it could actually be a thing. I was so honored that Old Spice saw something different in me. I think it compliments how original they are with their products. The campaign has a funny vibe too, which I really liked. I grew up on films like “Airplane” and “The Naked Gun” and I like that type of quirkiness in comedy. Plus the idea that “Men Have Skin Too” was so great. We have skin too and we’ve been overlooked all these years; we’ve been played!

You’ve been working in the industry for more than two decades and you just landed a global campaign. What do you attribute your longevity to?
It’s simple: you’ve got to believe in yourself. I’ve learned that if somebody doesn’t pick you for a job, it’s okay. If you’re kind and unique, people will remember you. Look at yourself and see the differences between you and everyone else, and believe in what you have to offer. See what you can bring to your industry or to the world.

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Everybody’s doing the same thing in movies and music and it’s hard, but I’m here to tell you: I hardly ever got anything I auditioned for, from TV shows to writing jobs; I never ever got anything. I had meetings of course, but nothing ever panned out. And now it’s all panning out. Hard work pays off.

There’s been a lot of talk about increasing diversity in television, but what about diversity in commercials and campaigns?
I remember watching “Soul Train” and they used to show Black people in Afro Sheen commercials and I would think that was so great, to see Black people represented in advertising, even if it was just on a show like “Soul Train.” This is definitely something I’ve dreamed about from a young age, to be an ambassador not only for a brand, but for my community. From Isaiah [Mustafa] to Terry [Crews], Old Spice has always been great with diversity and giving everyone a chance; I always respected them for that. To be another African-American man that’s now a part of their brand is such an honor; it blows my mind every time I think about it.

You’ve been vocal about telling more authentic stories, both in front of the camera and in real life. Why?
There are a lot of things and a lot of people that have a Black face these days, but not a Black voice. And that’s contributing to what’s going on in America right now. Everybody is lying and not being real. And the number one thing for me is to not only be bold and humorous and thought-provoking, but to be real. I think that’s why I appreciate “Black-ish” and “Grown-ish” and a lot of the other great Black television shows right now — they’re not just showing a Black face, but representing the Black voice.

The more real I am and the more honest I am, the more people are going to resonate with the things I get behind. It’s not a coincidence that we got Cardi B winning over the music business right now — people love her because she’s just being herself. And of course Kenya Barris (the creator of “Black-ish”) is dominating TV and now Netflix (Barris recently signed a reported $100 million deal to create original content for the streaming giant). People connect with real people. They want to see real stories come across their screens. With Old Spice, I plan to be me, I plan to be honest, I plan to be real.

What do you hope people take away from this new campaign?
As an iconic American brand, Old Spice continues to evolve and listen to what guys want. Everybody in commercials usually walks around like they’re so perfect, but we’re showing a more human side to this. This campaign’s about a common man helping other men with common problems. And that’s what’s going on.

Old Spice’s nature-inspired “Fresher Collection” introduces five new antiperspirant, deodorant, body wash and shampoo scents and is available online at Walmart.com. The full product line will be available across all retailers on Feb. 4.

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He's the man who you wish you or your man smelled like. Handsome, virile, with a quick wit and occasionally a unicorn. As hard as this is to believe, the Old Spice commercial guy actually has another name: Isaiah Mustafa. He may actually be even more interesting, as amazing as the TV ad character he plays is. Here's a look at the real dude behind those fantastic Old Spice commercials.

He was an NFL player

Okay, so even the hardest of hardcore football fans probably never heard of Isaiah Mustafa during his playing days. That's because Mustafa never actually made it on the field during an NFL game. In fact, he never made any NFL team's active roster. But that doesn't change the fact that for four seasons, he was a bona fide NFL player, toiling on the practice squad of the Oilers, Raiders, Browns, and Seahawks before finally calling it a career in 2000.

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He used to be a restaurateur

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After leaving the football business, Mustafa decided to make the natural transition to…running a restaurant? Okay, so it's not quite the usual career path for ex-football players; coaching a high school/college team or doing sports commentary on television is more on the beaten path. But Mustafa went his own way with a Los Angeles eatery by the name of Jo Jo's Barbecue. Don't worry if you've never heard of it, because unfortunately, neither did any patrons. After just six months, Mustafa had to shut down his dream restaurant.

He once won The Weakest Link

So how does one rebound from a failed restaurant and a failed athletic career? Obviously, you just go on a game show and win a ton of money! Amazingly enough, that's exactly what Mustafa did, scoring an impressive $47,000 on The Weakest Link. And it's a good thing for all of us that he did, because he used part of his winnings to pay for acting lessons.

Before Old Spice, he was a cameo specialist

Of course, most overnight success stories don't actually happen overnight. Before landing the life-altering gig as the Old Spice guy, Mustafa toiled away in the Hollywood trenches for years, landing a number of cameos and small parts along the way. His first credited role was as—you guessed it—a football player in the 2005 film flop The Island. He went on to land cameos on TV shows like Ugly Betty, NCIS, and Days of Our Lives.

He's an international advertising icon

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Just how popular have Mustafa's Old Spice commercials become? So popular that advertisers in other countries have been commissioning Mustafa to appear in their own ads. That's how he ended up headlining an ad for the Israeli beer, Maccabee, in which he played the President of the United States. And no wonder he's become so popular: in 2010, Mustafa's Old Spice ads won an Emmy for Outstanding Commercial.

He's a huge comic book fan

Just how big a comic book geek is Mustafa? Well, remember that time he won all that money on The Weakest Link, launching his acting career? Turns out he didn't actually know the answer to the question, he just guessed wildly based on his knowledge of the Marvel supervillain, Dr. Doom. But it's heroism, not evil, that really interests Mustafa, who launched an all-out media blitz on Marvel in an effort to get cast as Luke Cage in the character's eponymous Netflix series. Alas, they went with someone else. All we can say to that is, Sweet Christmas!

He's also a writer and director

Mustafa isn't just a sweet smelling hunk. He's also a writer and director. Since he wasn't able to land his dream role of Luke Cage, he instead channeled his love of comics and his creative talents into a small budget movie called Cosplaya, which he wrote, directed, and starred in. Not bad for a guy who got his break shilling body soap!

His hit Disney show and video game appearances

Mustafa recently returned to the Old Spice set for a series of commercials with fellow pitchman Terry Crews. You may have also recognized his voice in Gears of War 3. But his time has been pretty limited these days thanks to the fact that he's starring in a hit show called Shadowhunters on the Disney-owned network Freeform. Based on the beloved young adult book series The Mortal Instruments, Shadowhunters features Mustafa as Luke Garroway, a werewolf who eventually becomes the stepfather of main character Clary Fray. Somehow 'the lycanthrope your man could smell like' doesn't have quite the same ring.

He's vegan

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Finally, if you've been wondering just how Mustafa manages to keep himself so darn fit, his secrets are pretty simple: he follows a very strict vegan, gluten-free diet. He also, of course, works out like a madman, with his personal trainer being none other than the dude who invented the famous P90X workout routine. That'll do it!

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