Ashton Kutcher 'dating videos' show us maybe why he's single By Christie D'Zurilla May 2, 2012, 5:16 p.m. This post has been updated, as indicated below. Ashton Kutcher is still single -- and after watching a few videos he's done for a new ad campaign, we're not sure that's going to change any time soon. On the one hand, the quick roundup of characters in the video above feels relatively harmless, giving the "Two and a Half Men" star a chance to explore his, um, character-acting chops and joke on himself a little in the process. And the part where the tiny dog licks the chip is probably worth a chuckle. But those who choose to spend some one-on-one with Kutcher's pals Swordfish, Nigel, Darl and Raj in the videos below might discover they've wandered into things-you-can't-unsee territory. The Popchips campaign, which includes the videos, outdoor ads and a social media presence, has an estimated budget of $1.5 million, according to the New York Times. In case you hadn't heard, the brand's "president of pop culture" is also reportedly on the verge of signing up for another season of "Men." Don't say you weren't warned -- and do feel free to share your reactions below in comments. Is the Ministry being too hard on the comedic stylings of @aplusk? [Updated at 8:25: p.m. May 2: The video of "Raj" embedded below was turned to private access after this post went live, perhaps as a reaction to accusations of racism leveled over the stereotypical character performed by Kutcher in brown-face makeup. Mashable has assembled some online reactions to the character, including blogger Anil Dash's observation that the character is "hackneyed, unfunny ... with the entire punchline being that he's doing it in a fake-Indian outfit and voice. " You can still - as of this update at least - get a glimpse of Raj in the compilation video above.] Ashton Kutcher cast as Steve Jobs in indie biopic Ashton Kutcher books ticket No. 500 on Virgin Galactic Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher: Divorce means even more rumors Follow CDZ on Twitter and Google+.