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Andy King from Netflix's Fyre Fest documentary is eroticism and nudismperhaps best known for one thing: blowjobs.

In return for getting water to the infamous festival, King, a festival producer, was asked by founder Billy McFarland to perform oral sex on a customs agent. In the end though, King did not perform any sexual favors for water.

Now, water brand Evian has him channeling his star power into a cheeky new ad.

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"On the one year anniversary of my doc debut, @evianwater is releasing a special bottle with a new slogan..." King captioned the photo on Instagram, "all in honor of my infamous team spirit".

Infamous team spirit, indeed! The stars truly aligned for King and Evian's new partnership, and the two took full advantage by adding in a rather fitting slogan: "So good you'd do anything for it."

For a chance to win one of the 10 custom water bottles Evian is giving away, all you need to do is follow King on Instagram, leave a comment under the post, and tag a friend before Saturday at 11:59 p.m. ET.

This how you do creative marking that doesn't suck. We feel comfortable crowning Andy the new "King of hydration."

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