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Ice cream shooting out of a man's jeans - hm, pretty weird!
Every single day, 1.8 million kilograms of the UK's plastic waste is exported to other countries. In this arresting footage, titled 'Downing St Disaster', environmental organisation Greenpeace asks and answers the question: What would it look like if that exact amount was dumped on Downing Street? Located in the City of Westminster in London - hence the 'Wasteminster' parody tag - Downing St houses the official residences an... Read More
Back in the Sixties, Spanish designer Paco Rabanne galvanised the French fashion world with his use of unusual materials such as metals and paper for his flamboyant clothing creations. You can see from this ad that his eponymous label - launched in 1966 with 'Manifesto: 12 unwearable dresses in contemporary materials' - is still in the business of surprise, and still on trend, not to say ahead of the wave... Read More
Fellow tennis legend John McEnroe makes a cameo appearance with his trademark "You cannot be serious!" exclamation as Serena Williams sees off a selection of ball-firing robots in this amusing ad for DirecTV. Attired as the superhero character Wonder Woman, the US player sets her formidable focus on overcoming the formidable-looking rogue machines, to promote the broadcast company's new streaming service of live ... Read More
Puerto Rican singer, songwriter, and record producer Benito Antonio - aka Bad Bunny - finds himself in a tight spot here. Watch the full 1'20" to see whether/how he extricates himself. The ever-resourceful and perenially popular clothes chain Zara hits a new high in its already acclaimed advertising films? The Spanish brand says its BENITO ANTONIO collection was "born in Puerto Rico and rooted in the personal world of Benito Antonio Ma... Read More
Comic actor gets a little help from his friends to turn around the negative connotations of 'jumping on the bandwagon' in this campaign for Lay's potato chips, founded in the USA in 1932. With the World Cup 2026 due to kick off in the three host countries of Mexico, Canada and the USA in June, the snack brand is opening up the fanbase to include the underserved segment of people who don't like football, or will even take ... Read More
Well, it's amazing how much can fit into one half-minute commercial, and football / fashion legend David Beckham plays it cool - as you'd expect - throughout this excitable footage for Stella Artois. The Belgian brewer, which can trace its roots back to 1366, was officially set up in 1708 and today consistently ranks in the top 10 most valuable beer brands. Though pubs have been closing at an alarming rate, events like the World... Read More
British supermarket chain Tesco tickles the funnybone with this campaign telling the tale of what happened next when a boy nicked a grape from the fruit stall while grovery shopping with his mum. But there's a seriously worthy side to the chuckles: Set up in 1919, the store group has announced that it is doubling its Free Fruit & Veg for Schools programme from September, increasing participation from 500 to over 1,000 schools, wi... Read More
