Somehow touting news radio programming, France’s Le Mouv is out with a continuation of its controversial ad campaign which carries the headline, “Not everything was better before.”
Dr. Schnoz, the “Nose King of Miami,” is at it again with another Old Spice spoof.
Well here’s an interesting approach to promoting a hook up site.
Don’t do this to your grandmother. It’s just cruel.
We saw this video floating around somewhere a week or so ago but, surprisingly, didn’t write about it. Maybe because it’s so horrific. Maybe because we wanted to spare you digitally gouging your eyes out as you watched it.
Thinkbox, an advocacy group for commercial TV in the UK, is out with a new commercial created by The Red Brick Road. And it’s weird.
Fashion brand River Island is out with yet another one of its kooky videos featuring their famed voice over guy who speaks to models as they figure out what do do with various props including a sock, a pineapple, a cucumber, a toilet seat, a lollipop and other random items.
The result? Odd. Weird. Interesting. Right on target, actually.
Earlier this week, Run For Your Lives, an organization that hosts a “zombie infested 5K obstacle course race,” placed an ad in the Wall Street Journal with the headline, We Will Bury You.
OK what is it with these foreign ads that all look the same?
This one was making the rounds last week. With all the safe sex attention paid to teen, it seems we’ve lost site of the fact seniors still have sex and still get STDs.
As if to imply hot Russian women are idiots, this Kotco Urala bank GreenCard commercial has one dog loving lady looking for a loan to buy a carrier for her dog.
Denny’s is back with the second season of its Always Open with David Koechner. The first episode features Jessica Biel…and a cleavage cam.
Some ads are weird. And then there’s this one from Australia’s The Monkeys for Oak, a drink that apparently is so fulfilling it’s like drinking and eating at the same time.
How quickly we forget. Remember Tiger Woods?
An actual shampoo brand, Biomen, is using imagery of Hitler in a Turkish TV ad.
And in the WTF category today come this new Red Pepper-created work for Russian brand Club Republic.
Kayak is getting kooky again. This time with a Barton F. Graf 9000-created video that demonstrates how you can plan a trip using only the power of your mind.
Skittles is out with another collection of Touch the Rainbow oddities which, again, ask you to place your finger on the screen so that you can touch things you normally wouldn’t touch.
Here’s a collection of some of the strangest ads we’ve seen in a long time.
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