Lyft – Bad Boys For Life (2020)
[embedyt]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvS8CBfDl4s [/embedyt] Synopsis Will Smith surprises unsuspecting Lyft passengers with the ride of a lifetime – as part of a
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Avocados From Mexico – Top Dog (2019)
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROal_CJKL4E [/embedyt] When you combine comedy, dogs and celebrities – there can be a very fine between funny commercial and
PepsiCo – Michael Bublé vs Bubly Sparkling Water (2019)
According to PepsCo’s vice president, Stacy Taffet, sparkling water fans are loving their new brand, Bubly. However, they’re pronouncing it
Amazon – Alexa Loses Her Voice (2018)
People just don’t know how good they have it with Amazon’s Alexa. They use Alexa for everything. Whether it’s getting
Hyundai – First Date (2016)
In this funny advert, Hyundai knocked it out of the park by enlisting the always funny Kevin Hart to advertise
Amazon Alexa – Not Everything Makes The Cut (2019)
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6Brirt4mvk[/embedyt] Amazon is currently positioning itself as an innovator – and they want us to know that every single
Specavers – Sauna (2011)
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VELQ39QAYP4[/embedyt] Specsavers key message is simple: “If you need glasses, you NEED glasses – and we’re the place to
British Telecom – Maureen Lipman, Ology (1988)
“I think this might be one of my favourite ads from back in the day” says Anna Mansell. “As someone
The National Lottery – #PleaseNotThem James Blunt (2016)
“I love the James Blunt ad for The National Lottery” says Anna Mansell. “The ability to take the mick out
John Smith’s Bitter – Peter Kay (2002-05)
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15l3hx6loQc[/embedyt] “The Peter Kay ads for John Smith’s were also great. Well written using the sort of everyday humour
