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A bold move from US cryptocurrency exchange platform Coinbase - this two-minute ad brings up many of the downsides of contemporary British life in an all-singing, all-dancing mini-musical. If you like your humour black, this is for you. LIkewise if you agree with Coinbase that "the financial system isn’t working for so many people in the UK" and needs to be updated. The platform says: "At Coinbase, our mission is to... Read More
Luxury fashion house Balenciaga shakes things up with this semi-parody interspersing rapidly moving image clips with a self-doubting narration. What do you think? It's for the Winter 2025 Collection. Brand Ambassadors Isabelle Huppert and Nicole Kidman, supermodel Claudia Schiffer, actors Arthur Chen and Patrick Schwarzenegger, and models Liu Wen, Adut Akech, and Roxane Plaza wear looks from the Winter 25 Collection, paired with new handbag styles and accessories.
Innovative and attractive campaign to encourage people to join the US stem cell and marrow registry. In partnership with healthcare company Labcorp and Wrigley's familiar Doublemint Gum, the campaign - two years in the making - turns the tables on the traditional perception of used gum as icky by showing how it can be used to save lives of people with blood cancer. Some might see it as a little too pushy, while others ... Read More
"Sticks to the law, not your shoe" promises this flashy campaign for a chewable gum that's not a chewing gum - theoretically allowing it to be used in Singapore despite the 1992 ban on chewing gum. 'Unthinkables' sticks look familiar but are made with a water-soluble flavoured candy, enabling them to sidestep Singapore's ban, which was introduced to prevent people from clogging up keyholes or defacing surfaces w... Read More