Saturday Video Roundup: spotlight on advertising
There’s so much badvertising in the world, so today on the Saturday Video Roundup we’re going to spend some time with some good (or at least entertaining) ads we’ve come across recently.
Let’s start with the coolest gorilla in the world.
Next, a couple spots from a new SONY Bravia campaign that do a fabulous job of communicating the core concept of the product. First, it’s raining color:
Next, The Stones were probably seeing that very rabbit when they wrote the song.
In this spot, Sprite Zero reminds us that friends can be a mixed blessing.
Finally, and maybe it’s just me, but here’s a 36-Hour Cialis ad that I think really goes too far.
That’s all, folks. And please, show your support for the ad industry, the last bastion of genuine creativity in our culture, by going out and buying something. Whether you can afford it or not.
Credits: Thx to Cody Barstow for tipping us on the Cadbury and SONY ads. Thx to Mike Pecaut for the Cialis ad. And my apologies, because I can’t remember who sent along the Sprite Zero ad. Drop me a reminder, please…
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I need that gorilla for my next band….
I love the Bravia ad with the bunnies, but it sounds like the ad agency might have ripped off another artist’s work to make it.
“I need that gorilla for my next band”
Well, he’s no Animal.
Debby: As a guy who has worked in advertising, I can tell you that ad creatives are always on the lookout for sources of inspiration. That an agency would poach something doesn’t surprise me, if that’s what happened.
A shame if that’s the case. If they liked something, they should work with the artist…..