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Agency Sends Copywriter Into Wilderness to Live Exclusively on Its Clients' Brands for 5 Days Godspeed, Lee Kimball, we're rooting for you By Angela Natividad You've heard the adage that agencies should use their clients' products. It's the least you can do, if you're going to be selling them.
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For Its First New Cereal in 15 Years, General Mills Makes Animals Our Food-Dispensing Overlords And the agency? Walrus By David Gianatasio Animals act like people—and vice versa—in a singularly silly campaign introducing Tiny Toast, General Mills' first new breakfast cereal in nearly 15 years.
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Ad of the Day: Samsung Combines the World's Anthems Into One Beautiful Song for Rio 2016 Leo Burnett's latest Olympics work By Katie Richards The world's national anthems come together to form a song of international unity in Samsung's latest Olympics spot.
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Yelp Remixed Its Ad About a Bad Yoga Instructor, and Now He's Even Worse Let's all go sit in child's pose for a while By David Kiefaber Back in June, Reid Sheehan Latimer + Crew made this "Yoga" spot for Yelp, positioning the review network as the place people go to find businesses that meet their needs (instead of where assholes and ...
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Laura Ingraham's Awkward Salute/Wave at the RNC Becomes a Viral Moment for Giphy 'Did she just...' By David Griner Animated GIF hub Giphy has certainly been having its share of fun with this week's GOP Convention speakers, but one of its tweets has taken on a life of its own.
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Fruit of the Loom Opened a Fake Lingerie Store to Prove How Fancy Its Panties Really Are Disbelief ensues By Gabriel Beltrone Früt is the hottest new lingerie boutique in town. There's only one catch—all the underwear it sells is from Fruit of the Loom.
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David Ortiz Is Planning for Retirement by Picking Through Papi Puns in ESPN's New Ad 'Papi gonna be rich' By David Kiefaber With retirement looming, Red Sox designated hitter/first baseman David Ortiz is preparing for the next stage of his life the only way he knows how: By making terrible puns as he attempts to name potential business ...
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