Well At Least Granny Isn’t Pissing On A Test Diaper Here
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Many brands use analogies to help explain their product features and benefits. Even makers of diapers for grownups. But seriously, WTF?
Many brands use analogies to help explain their product features and benefits. Even makers of diapers for grownups. But seriously, WTF?
For a company like Carl’s Jr. to say “Eat Responsibly” is a joke.
Real? Fake? Oh, who cares. After all, it’s really not the point.
Hmm. Maybe it’s like that scene in the Sylvester Stallone/Sandra Bullock movie Demolition Man where future cop answers the phone saying, “Hello, this is the Los Angeles police department. Press one for an automated attendant or stay on the line to speak to me” or something like that.
Not completely sure what to make of this one. For pizza franchise Mr. Jim’s, AdWise put together this weird ad where founder Mr. Jim goes head-to-head with “Doughby,” his dough-making robot.
Yes, the Super Bowl is Over. Yes, all those Doritos ads seem to have garnered all the love they’d hoped to achieve. And, yes, there are still a lot of consumer-generated Crash the Super Bowl commercials floating around.
The name of this commercial, Naughty Boy, and the tagline, “Fresh breath that turns you on,” might lead one to believe Colgate has added some sort of aphrodisiac to its toothpaste.
There isn’t much that skeeves a guy out more than alluding to testicular injury and that’s the nut this PSA from the Government of Ontario cracks.
OK it’s not the GM suicide robot but watching this SantaClaraNitro-created commercial for Eldorado Shopping Center and listening to its soundtrack from Made of Chalk, leaves one with an eerie feeling.
Thank God there are a lot of different cultures in this world.