A new commercial that is part of U.S. clothing line Lane Bryant’s body positive #ThisBody campaign may never have a chance to air and receive the recognition that it deserves, as it’s been rejected by multiple TV networks including NBC and ABC. The black and white ad which features curvy models, wearing little or no
Michael Phelps’ new Under Armour commercial is pretty much everything. The 90-second spot, which is free of dialogue, features the 18-time Olympic gold medal-winning swimmer in all of his gruelling pre-Olympic training (and bearded) glory as he prepares for his final Olympic Games before retirement. The powerful ad shows the
Apparently, “The Most Interesting Man in the World” isn’t so interesting anymore. Or, at least, he’s just become too old. After nine years of living it up gallivanting around the globe (and capturing it all through a series of infamous commercial spots), Dos Equis is replacing the Most Interesting Man
The Broncos took the Vince Lombardi trophy, Queen Bey slayed the halftime show, and Peyton Manning did some serious Budweiser endorsing to cap off the Super Bowl winning end to his career. But enough about those guys, what about the heart and soul of Super Bowl 50? We’re talking of course about
Advertisers take note: these are examples of what not to do. That is, unless it’s your goal to offend as many people as you possibly can. As our Western world has become more politically correct than ever, Australia’s Advertising Standards Board receives thousands of complaints each year about “offensive” advertisements.
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