Showing posts with label commercial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label commercial. Show all posts

Friday, August 14, 2009

Most Disturbing, Yet Kind of Hilarious Commercial

Let the commercial speak for itself, people:

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Wednesday, September 17, 2008

McDonald's Commercial: Apparently, Most Women Are Posers

I loves me a good commercial. One of my very first blog post was a bunch of European Ikea commercials (which attests to my theory that European commercials are a bit more racy than ours), and I have this weird, obsessive fondness for good commercials, probably due to Super Bowl commercials and working in marketing.

The latest commercial I saw that made me want to post isn't because it's a great one. Rather, it just makes me think about how some commercial do tend to reflect on the current times, whether intentional or not:

Seeing women admit that they don't really know where Paraguay is, but pretending to be intellects to save face at a jazzy cafe/coffee shop doesn't scream out OMG BEST COMMERCIAL EVER to me. Rather, it just makes me think about the country's current perception about "intellectual" women, a la Sarah Palin and it makes me sad.

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Tuesday, September 16, 2008

Commercial of the Day: Everybody Farts



Pretty self-explanatory, but I thought it was certainly a different way to..erm..promote a hotel. But man, some of those flatulent examples were crazy strong winds! :x

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Friday, October 26, 2007

Why I Love Ikea

At work, one of our current projects involves a YouTube-like site based in France called Dailymotion. Same deal as YouTube, but utilized moreso in Europe.
As I was browsing through the site, I noticed a bunch of Ikea ads. Does Ikea even have commercials in the States? If so, I doubt they have any commercials remotely similar to these in Europe.

Here's a few Ikea commercials that I've come across and that made me love Ikea even more.







Come to think of it, I saw an Ikea commercial yesterday. And compared to the European ones, the American ads are a lot .. cleaner. I guess it's trying to go along with its image .. wholesome, affordable furniture.

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