The marketers at Old Spice are famous online for specializing in weird, crazy, and insane commercials. To the glee of countless dedicated fans, they haven’t veered far from their original formula.
In their newest advertisement, titled Baby, football player Terry Crews is shocked to discover that ‘everything is talking’ after he touts Old Spice’s new shaving gel. But he is more surprised to find he has a baby son with an uncanny resemblance!
Already, the new commercial has accumulated over one million views.
Visit Holland has created an instant viral hit in this new commercial, Holland The Original, promoting tourism in the small European country. The Netherlands are famous for many reasons, but Holland wants you to know about the less popular ones.
Like their fresh foods, unique shops, and cycling life styles.
Charlie Kelly sums up Amsterdam perfectly. “Amsterdam is full of pretentious hipsters and gorgeous women. It’s like heaven and hell at the same time basically.”
Independent commercial makers Rhett and Link have again produced a local commercial home run. They teamed up with Ryan Lee of the Ryan Lee Chiropractic Center in Los Angeles, California to promote his local holistic shop with this ‘cracked out’ commercial.
Day by day, technophiles take one step closer to the debut of the much anticipated Google Glass. The web has seen plenty of parodies and spoofs poking fun at the new face worn computer, but Playground Labs wanted to take a more serious approach.
They created this commercial of sorts to imagine how the new heads up displays will affect our human interactions, and how we manage data in the future.
There’s no question that plastic bottles are a huge environmental issue. But many people don’t realize just how serious the situation is.
In Australia, for example, birds are starving to death. Not because there isn’t plenty of fresh food for them, but rather because of the plastic bottles that have littered the coastline and peppered the beaches.
The birds often confuse the bits of plastic with real food, and after a while, they literally starve to death with a belly fun of plastic.
Environmental group Greenpeace Australia wants to curb this serious matter by enacting a 10 cent recycling refund scheme found in countless other Western countries.
They claim the program has been proven to stimulate recycling, as a similar program in South Australia has been in effect for 30 years, “saving tens of millions of plastic containers from ending up in our beaches and oceans.”
But soft drink behemoth Coca-Cola has just won a court case stopping the recycling scheme from becoming law.
By CL PaydayChief