Anomaly Introduces Chance the Rapper to Chance the Wrapper for Kit Kat

Anomaly launched a new Halloween spot for Kit Kat, featuring Chancellor Johnathan Bennett, better known as Chance the Rapper. In the punning spot, Chance meets Chance the Wrapper, which is just his face on a Kit Kat wrapper.

After getting Chance the Rapper’s attention, Chance the Wrapper sings a version of the Kit Kat jingle, which turns thirty this year (about seven years older than Chance). The spot concludes with Chance the Rapper declaring, “That’s a good song.”

That’s pretty much all there is to it, but then what more do you really need? The Halloween-themed spot is simple fun, an ode to the classic jingle supported by a memorable pun. That’s something most audiences can appreciate, fans of Chance the Rapper or not. And if even if you don’t care for the approach, there’s a good chance you’ll remember it the next time you see a Kit Kat wrapper.

Chance the Rapper Meets Chance the Wrapper in Weird, Awesome Kit Kat Ad

In advertising’s best pun so far this year, Chance the Rapper encounters Chance the Wrapper in this new Halloween-themed Kit Kat commercial by agency Anomaly.

The 23-year-old hip-hop star is seen wearing a bear suit and shopping for Halloween candy (Kit Kats only, of course) when his wrapper alter ego calls out to him. And as promised, we get Chance’s version of the Hershey brand’s famous “Gimme a Break” jingle—a slow, crooning piano version of it, as it turns out.

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Chance the Rapper Meets Chance the Wrapper in Weird, Awesome Kit Kat Ad

In advertising’s best pun so far this year, Chance the Rapper encounters Chance the Wrapper in this new Halloween-themed Kit Kat commercial by agency Anomaly.

The 23-year-old hip-hop star is seen wearing a bear suit and shopping for Halloween candy (Kit Kats only, of course) when his wrapper alter ego calls out to him. And as promised, we get Chance’s version of the Hershey brand’s famous “Gimme a Break” jingle—a slow, crooning piano version of it, as it turns out.

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Stand Still for 3 Minutes and This Vending Machine Will Give You Free Beer

Sentient vending machines are all the rage right now. This Amstel spot out of Bulgaria adds the latest twist to the share-baiting trend—forcing antsy consumers to actually stand still in one place for three minutes if they want a free beer. The point? Take a break from your busy day. Really, it's like all the others in that it's just another way to waste your time and maybe have a little fun. But at least it doesn't make you bow to it. All we can say is that if we were Kit Kat, we'd be pretty pissed that we didn't do this first. 


    

Kit Kat Breaks, Melts, Paints Candy Bars Into Lovely Posters

Over in Australia, Kit Kat decided to commemorate its limited-edition white-chocolate Kit Kats by taking the last 50 and getting illustrator Mike Watt to melt them down and create 50 original illustrations from them. After crushing and melting the things, he painted the resulting goo on canvas and used a knife to scrape away the sections he didn't want, leaving behind a white-chocolate relief. They're really quite beautiful. Kit Kats never look that good crushed and melted in the bottom of my purse. The illustrator characterizes the project as preserving a piece of the brand's history. I dunno if I'd go that far. Eventually that brittle layer of chocolate on each canvas is going to break apart. View all the posters in this Facebook gallery.

    

Enjoy the dark

Advertising Agency: JWT Kuwait

Kit-Kat: Bully

Kit-Kat: Bully

Advertising Agency: JWT, Hong Kong
Executive Creative Director: Steven Lee
Creative Directors: Neil Leslie, Gerard Or
Art Directors: Thomas Chung, Frankin Chan
Copywriter: Robert Chen
Photographer: Franklin Lau
Retoucher: In-Between
Account Servicing: Desmond So, Ruby Or, Theo Hui
Published/: April, 2008

Kit-Kat: Wife

Kit-Kat: Wife

Advertising Agency: JWT, Hong Kong
Executive Creative Director: Steven Lee
Creative Directors: Neil Leslie, Gerard Or
Art Directors: Thomas Chung, Frankin Chan
Copywriter: Robert Chen
Photographer: Franklin Lau
Retoucher: In-Between
Account Servicing: Desmond So, Ruby Or, Theo Hui
Published/: April, 2008

Kit-Kat: Boss

Kit-Kat: Boss

Advertising Agency: JWT, Hong Kong
Executive Creative Director: Steven Lee
Creative Directors: Neil Leslie, Gerard Or
Art Directors: Thomas Chung, Frankin Chan
Copywriter: Robert Chen
Photographer: Franklin Lau
Retoucher: In-Between
Account Servicing: Desmond So, Ruby Or, Theo Hui
Published/: April, 2008