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| Adfreak | August 01, 2017 | | Today's highs and lows of creativity |
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Grumpy Old 4th Graders Can’t Understand Kids Today in Go-Gurt’s Hilarious New Ads Erich & Kallman bring the laughs for General Mills brand By Patrick Coffee Don't look now, but it's almost time for kids across America to go back to school. From the perspective of jaded fourth graders Tim and Charlie, this isn't cause for celebration. It's just another reason to sigh and bemoan the changing times as younger children--meaning, third graders--lose all sense of perspective. For example, when Tim...
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5 Years Later, the Guardian’s ‘Three Little Pigs’ Still Blows the House Down Hill Holliday's Kevin Daley picks his favorite ads ever By Tim Nudd It's been a good year for ads from newspapers and magazines, from The New York Times to the Atlantic. But you have to go back five years for a truly transcendent piece of advertising from a journalistic publication--the Guardian's "Three Little Pigs" spot by BBH London. Adweek chose "Three Little Pigs" as the single best...
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