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The Cranberries’ “Zombie” has never been used to greater comedic effect.
Excellent work by Publicis Frankfurt.
Fiat joins forces with Diesel to launch the limited edition Fiat 500. The campaign encourages folks to “disconnect” from their online social lives and experience social media behaviors out there in the real world. As evidenced by the sex and potty humor, this spinoff campaign fits right in with Diesel’s current Be Stupid campaign. Which is kind of stupid.
Sent by Kevin Fuller.
Like I always say, the only thing better than a DieHard battery ad is a DieHard battery ad with Gary Numan. Seriously, I say that all the time.
The new ad is the sequel to DieHard’s other successful “versus” videos, which I have included below. I am so effing cool!
Volkswagen makes a good point. By Almap BBDO.


More from Leo Burnett, Allstate pushes their motorcycle insurance with some slick slow motion wrecks. The concept ain’t bad, but it’s serves as more proof that anything can be made better with ultra slo-mo. Don’t believe me? Would you want to watch a video of me taking a dump? No, right? Would you like to watch a video of me taking a dump in ultra slow motion? Don’t lie. The answer is yes.
Smartly launched during the World Cup game between USA and England, this wonderful spot is as ludicrous as it is awesome.
With its great art direction and smart copywriting, file this under Awesome.
Two white guys riding a black guy has never been so… appropriate.
Leo Burnett Argentina proves car commercials still have some creative life left in these funktastically groovy spots.
Kia liked the hamsters from David & Goliath’s Soul launch commercial so much, they’re bringing them back. Truth be told, rap spoofs are one of most tired, idiotic storytelling mechanisms in existence. But somehow, with hamsters riding around in toasters and laundry machines, this works for me. From ettf.
Sure, you could take the route of the driver and “follow no one”. But pass up the ability to change your appearance with cool sound effects? No sir. I’ll trade my pride for that any day.
There’s one precondition to breaking bad news to a crazy man with a sword collection.
Young & Rubicam, NY knows what it is.