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Ice cream shooting out of a man's jeans - hm, pretty weird!
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We don't often do this, but let's just copy and paste from the adidas website to put some background behind this eye-catching black and white footage featuring US actor Samuel L. Jackson, 76, and US rapper Missy Elliott, 54. It's not that the ad needs explanation, but here's some backstory, just in case: "What began as a performance basketball shoe in 1970 quickly transformed into a global icon. Th... Read More
Global music icons DJ Snake and J Balvin (Loco Contigo, 2019) team up again for 'Noventa - a single from the upcoming album Nomad. A tribute to the 1990s - noventa means ninety in Spanish - the catchy track looks set to be a hot summer anthem. The footage was shot without official permits trailer in the heart of a Hispanic neighbourhood in New York City. The That Eric Alper site says: "Visually, the single’s artwork features a throw... Read More
English singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran, 34, steps right out onto the racetrack to deliver 'Drive', from his about-to-be-released released F1: The Album. The SFX extravaganza is timed to coincide with the cinema release of Brad Pitt's new, um, vehicle, 'F1: The Movie', in which the sixty-something screen star plays a racing driver who comes out of retirement to help out an old buddy (Javier Bardem) and a new hotshot driver (Damson ... Read More
French automaker Citroën says this campaign for its Ami mobility vehicle stands for "mobility made simple, daring by design, and full of joy. In a world where cars often stand for status or routine, the Ami boldly reimagines what driving can feel like. This vibrant, rule-breaking film from Citroën turns city streets into a confetti-filled playground". The soundtrack is by Dominican rapper Tokisha, who often reference... Read More