Twoflix

Jared Young ran for U.S. Senate in Missouri in 2024 as an independent. Every election, voters are pushed to vote along party lines just to keep the other side from winning.

Campaign research found that 70% of Missourians wanted a third option, but only 31% knew there was one. For an independent, simply letting people know a third choice existed could be the breakthrough.

The campaign also wanted to get there without a flood of divisive paid ads. Instead it promised a bold new project every month, paid for by donors and volunteers.

America runs on options. Coffee shops, BBQ sauces, music, movies: we have thousands of each. For the system that runs the country, we get two.

Two Few made that absurd by rebuilding familiar products with only two choices. We wouldn't put up with it anywhere else, so why put up with it in our politics?

Each drop is a parody you can actually use. Each one ends on the same turn: there is a third option, and his name is Jared Young.

Twoflix looks like the real thing. 'We Think You'll Love These', 'Continue Watching' and 'Top Comedies' all offer the same two titles: 'Two Angry Men: Season 164' and 'The Furious Two'.

We made the key art for both, two senators shouting face to face and a desert standoff between two muscle cars, plus a trailer for Season 164 of 'Two Angry Men'. Social cutdowns and stills carried it into feeds.

Scroll down and the site turns: 'It's an entertaining movie, but an awful way to run a country.' Then it introduces Jared Young and asks for a donation.

Twoflix launched on July 2, 2024 as the first drop of Two Few, the campaign's project for July. Next came a search engine with only two results and a rideshare app with only two cars.

In August the campaign moved on to its next project, United Seats of America. It brought two people with opposite politics together at a baseball game.

Young lost to Josh Hawley that November. Twoflix is still up at two-flix.com, and every row still offers the same two shows.