Better Climate Store’s Greenwash can wash away climate guilt caused by overconsumption
The multitasking product might deserve a spot in Ad Nut’s oaky home…unless Ad Nut is sensing a bit of irony.
The multitasking product might deserve a spot in Ad Nut’s oaky home…unless Ad Nut is sensing a bit of irony.
An Instagram filter allows partners to watch their favorite shows – on their partners’ underwear – before, after or even while getting down to business.
A handpicked list of the region's Diwali campaigns to add a touch of sparkle and joy at this time of the year.
Ad Nut can’t help but wonder what a traffic build up this campaign must have caused.
It’s about ducking time!
The agency turned a video about left-handed mango chutney into a real product to support a local food bank.
Blizzard Entertainment collects Hollywood stars like Ad Nut collects acorns.
New ad campaign follows growing trend of mocking trendy millennials.
The landmark venue, with help from The Works and On Message, has introduced a chatbot based on a popular seal.
With Ogilvy Melbourne, the brand keeps on making insurance fun.
Swedish wood protection brand Sioo is leaving the same billboard in place for 12 years to prove the durability of one of its products.
Apple's Animoji: Taxi Driver rendition premiering at the Seoul Jazz Festival is said to be inspired by the unreleased track "Citizen Kane" by Korean indie band HYUKOH.
McCann Health Singapore's campaign for Smile Asia aims to make dealing with cleft lips or cleft palates more relatable.
Why create a product demonstration that's obviously complete and utter bullshit?
Stoneleigh Wild Valley and Digitas worked with artists to create a wine experience that's as immersive as one can get without getting wet (and stained).
The initiative aims to help people with disabilities get around Jakarta.
Banks have had to learn that consumers want finance to fit in with their daily lives. But aren't there cleverer ways to show they know this and convey what they're doing to make it possible?
Oscar Mayer's Keith Sizzle wants to make people protein-rich.
Nike China and R/GA Shanghai give fans a glimpse of what it's like to compete in the brand's high-school basketball league.
Campaign from Ikon Sydney claims avocados make everything better, features brand ambassador 'Hugh the Jack Man'.
A reboot of a popular Cantonese nursery song by DDB Hong Kong aims to reinforce that Somersby's apple cider is made of well, apples.
DDB Singapore's new campaign for Wall's Feast in Indonesia and Wall's Top Ten in Thailand also involved Adam&eveDDB in London and Paris-based animation house Wizz.
That ain't the Marlboro Man. And like the tobacco industry, he ain't really sorry.
A tough guy accidentally becomes a loving dad in a worthy followup to last year's great ad from India.
A joyous, gorgeous campaign by Design Army and photographer Dean Alexander makes the troupe impossible to ignore.
Leo Burnett Sri Lanka came up with the 'Petal paints' concept for JAT Paints.
BBDO Bangkok returns to a formula that won two Cannes Lions in 2015.
Campaign allows train passengers to sit next to (or on) hot Korean male celebs, who are also available for chats (but not really).
It's a Toy Story micro movie. It's a toy donation program. It's also JD's China Children's Day campaign.
The heroine of a Pantene ad for China is meant to look like a superhero. But which one?
Is age the only number that defines a woman? No. Is continuity the key factor that proves a brand's legitimacy in female empowerment? Yes.
A China campaign for Lee by McCann mixes fashion and foodstuffs, including Lay's potato chips.
The tennis superstar's rendition of the breast-cancer awareness anthem ‘I touch myself’ is as powerful as her forehand.
New work "provides all-weather guidance for venting about life". Whatever that means.
SK-II's taboo-quashing sequel to last year's 'Marriage Market Takeover' is all about the proverbial expiry date.
Because China is one place in the world where kids need "permission" to play.
HNA Group, an investor in Ghana's Africa World Airlines, is running a Times Square campaign to save Ghanaian girls' lives.
This simple motherhood story by Publicis Singapore is nonetheless a daring step.
Powerful film asks why lovers should feel hesitant about a mundane public display of affection.
Breast cancer survivors can't appear in public exposed, but the Greek goddess Eos can.
Mcgarrybowen Greater China adapts Dungeons & Dragons rules for a therapeutic game three years in the making.
Also, a talking carrot, a Dickensian melodrama, a Mariah Carey, and an epic drum battle.
From Singapore: OOH campaign for Disney/Pixar's "Inside Out: by m/six and Clear Channel
From Hong Kong: 'Fresh market' and 'Shopping mall', for LINK Real Estate Investment Trust by DDB Group Hong Kong
From Singapore: 'UM Gives Back', for Bone Marrow Donor Programme by UM Singapore
From Indonesia: 'The Runway', for Tresemme by Mirum Jakarta
Ad Nut shares Campaign's Viral Chart of the week's most shared ads worldwide, compiled by Unruly and originally posted by Campaign UK.
From Singapore: 'Fear stunt', for AMC by Gyro
Ad Nut shares Campaign's Viral Chart of the week's most shared ads worldwide, compiled by Unruly and originally posted by Campaign UK.
From the US: 'Beautiful morning', for Levi's by FCB West
From the US: 'Whispering', for Geico by The Martin Agency
From Indonesia: 'Be like water', for Aqua by Y&R Group Indonesia
From the UK: 'Bathrooms matter' for Bathstore by Saatchi & Saatchi
From Australia: 'Here's to the chase', for Wolf Blass by J. Walter Thompson
From Indonesia: 'The first day spirit', for Gudang Garam by Dentsu Strat and Seven Sunday Films
From the US: ''The real Colonel Sanders' for KFC by Wieden + Kennedy Portland
From Canada: 'I'm running for Parliament!' by Wyatt Scott
From Malaysia: 'Teacher Beatboxes in Class' for Brickfields Asia College by Go Communications with Maxman.tv
From Australia: 'Get cash' for Westpac by DDB Australia
From India: 'Smitten' by Ogilvy & Mather for Vodafone
From Europe: Cristiano Ronaldo in disguise, for ROC Live Life Loud; agency unknown
From France: 'Emoticons' for McDonald's by BETC Paris
From the US: 'Never again' for Canon by Grey New York
From Singapore: 'You're welcome' for Okamoto by film director Eric Khoo
From the US: 'So it begins' for Old Spice by Wieden + Kennedy Portland.
From the UK: 'Keep your chin up' for Jimmy's Iced Coffee by Fearlessly Frank
From the UK: 'Amazon Prime ad featuring a dog with a bad leg' by Algy Sharman and Al Brown
From the US: 'Arby's last sandwich' and 'Arby's to Jon Stewart: Thank You for Being a Friend'
From Australia: 'Biscuit' for the Australian Red Cross Blood Service by Cummins&Partners and The Sweet Shop
DC Shoes' online film of a motocross rider using a converted dirt bike to surf waves has topped this week's chart by a huge margin after racking up more than 1.2 million shares.
From Australia: 'Supermarket Switch Challenge' for ALDI by BMF
From Japan: 'My Dearest Mom & Dad" for Metlife by Isobar Japan
From Australia: 'Lucky in love' for AAMI by Ogilvy Melbourne
'Sound of Singapore' from Grey Group Singapore
From the US: 'Take Back TV' for Sling TV by Camp + King.
From Philippines: 'NextLevelKa with GoSURF50!' for Globe Telecom by Publicis JimenezBasic.
SG50: SGEMOJI
From Japan: 'Rock 'n' Roll Panty' for Space Shower TV by Dot by Dot Inc
From Korea: 'Green toaster' for Gmarket by Innored
From Australia: 'Innovation never sleeps' for GE by Guardian Labs
From Vietnam: 'Trao Coca-Cola, Trao Cảm Xúc' for Coca-Cola by Isobar
Ad Nut shares Campaign's Viral Chart of the week's most shared ads worldwide, compiled by Unruly and originally posted by Campaign UK.
Global: 'If Carlsberg Did Kickabouts' for Carslberg by 72andSunny Amsterdam
From Thailand: 'Power beats everything' for Tesco Lotus by Leo Burnett Thailand
From Australia: 'Ultimate death scene' for Sea Shepherd by The Works
From the US: 'Ballad of Bratsgiving' for Johnsonville by Droga5
From the US: 'Short a guy' for Nike, by Wieden+Kennedy Portland
'Dr. Nicholas Perricone - Serious About Beauty', for Perricone MD by Amsterdam Worldwide
From India: 'Hamesha Taiyaar' for CenturyPly's Sainik Plywood by DDB Mudra West
From New Zealand: 'Confidence. Get it back' by Barnes, Catmur & Friends for Tower Insurance
From the US: 'Natural Beauties' by 72andSunny for Carl's Jr
From Australia: 'I am fearless' for Libra by Clemenger BBDO Melbourne
From Australia: 'Captain Risky's Close Call' by 303Lowe for Budget Direct
From China: 'Battlefield' for Coca-Cola by McCann
From Australia: 'Go with it' by Leo Burnett Melbourne for Honda's CR-V Series II
From Australia: 'The things we do for kids' for Children's Panadol (GSK) by The Works
From Philippines and Singapore: 'All the good things', for the Singapore Tourism Board by J. Walter Thompson Singapore
From India: ‘Activah Vaah Vaah’ for Honda by Dentsu Marcom
'100 days of Zen' by Razorfish Hong Kong for Asus
From Korea: 'Extreme test! Makeup in zero gravity challenge' for Iope by Innored
From Europe: 'The truth' for Toyota by Saatchi & Saatchi
From the Middle East: 'Social experiment' for Coca-Cola by FP7 Dubai and Memac Ogilvy
'#LikeAGirl - Unstoppable' for Always by Leo Burnett
From the US: 'Swearing kids' for Smart
From Singapore: 'Neighbours' for Singapore Kindness Movement by 3-Sixty Brand Communications
From the Philippines: Hershey Happygrams by MRM/McCann Singapore
From the UK: 'Horse story' by Adam & Eve DDB for Lloyd's Bank
From India: 'Pick up your ride' for Gulf Oil India by DDB Mudra West
'Hush Little Baby' for Pampers by Saatchi & Saatchi NY
'Uncle Sim's "So Simple" tips' by BBDO Singapore for Visa Paywave
From Japan: 'Loving eyes' for Toyota by unknown agency
‘Quality Never Compromised’ by TBWA Hong Kong for Lee Kum Kee
From the US: 'Happy Father’s Day, Mom' by Deutsch LA for Angel Soft
From Europe: 'Reality road' from Volvo Trucks by Forsman & Bodenfors
From Hong Kong: 'Own brand home appliances' for Fortress by DDB Group Hong Kong
From India: 'Bold is beautiful' for Myntra Fashion Brands' Anouk Ethinic Wear by Ogilvy & Mather
From the US: 'Sweat with the best' by TBWA\Chiat\Day LA for Gatorade
From Mexico: 'Weapons' and 'Evolution' for Gandhi Bookstores by Y&R Mexico
From the US: 'Bratfest in Bed' by Droga5 for Johnsonville Foods
From the UK: 'Lift' by Grey London for HSBC
From the UK: 'Make it right' for Three by Wieden & Kennedy London
From Europe: 'Hunger cry' for Danone's Danio brand by Naked Communications
From Australia: 'Huetown' for Philips by Iris Sydney
From India: 'Your time has come' for Titan Watches by Ogilvy & Mather
From Europe: Vine videos for HTC by Burst
From the US: 'Look Out World' for Simmons Beautyrest by KBS
'Rasa sayang', for McDonald's Malaysia by TBWA Kuala Lumpur
Eva Air, Moove Media and Bates CHI & Partners are the parties responsible for a double-decker bus festooned inside and out with Hello Kitty kitsch, which can now be found plying the streets of Singapore—most likely with a gaggle of Kitty-crazed fans running after it desperate to take selfies.
Australian grocer ALDI is nothing if not persistent. In just the last week Ad Nut has received seven new ads in the company's 'Like brands, only cheaper' campaign with BMF.
From Europe: 'Anagram lovers' for Scrabble by Lola Lowe Madrid
From Germany: 'Fiat parking billboard' by Leo Burnett
From Peru: 'Don't die for me', for Vida Mujer Foundation by Circus Grey
From Japan: 'Line Dance 745' from Panasonic
From Argentina: 'Real victims' for El Campo Cine by Grey Argentina
From the US: 'S'morey' series, for Oreo by 360i
'Space', 'Mountain' and 'Twister' for Getty Images' iStock, by AlmapBBDO
From the US: 'Vegas' and "Sanitizer' for Bridgestone by Publicis
From the UK: 'Get a grip' for Irn-Bru by The Leith Agency
From Brazil: 'Distorted fact' for Veja by AlmapBBDO
From Europe: 'Little big baby' for Evian by BETC Paris
From the UK: 'Dream goal' for Budweiser by Anomaly London
'Lundang to Newcastle' for Malaysia Airlines by Loka Lab
From the US: 'Time upon a once' for GE by BBDO New York
From the US: 'Anti-Viral Videos' for MedExpress by Fitzgerald & Co
From the US: "The Internetest safety video on the Internet", by Delta Airlines
From the UK: 'Dr. Rob Conway's jouney', for Ikea by Mother
Ads and YouTube are a match made in heaven, so to celebrate its 10 year anniversary, the site is hosting a poll where you can select the greatest ad of the past 10 years.
From Sweden: 'Secret compartments' by Malaco
From the US: 'Details Matter', for Royal Canin by DDB New York
From the US: 'The Dangers of Selfie Sticks PSA' from Pizza Hut by Shareability
From the US: 'The period fairy' by HelloFlo
From the UK: 'Animals', for Genius Gluten Free by Adam & Eve/DDB
From India: 'Heavens' for Envy 1000 by Shop Advertising
From Europe: Taste the translation, for Elan Languages by J. Walter Thompson Amsterdam
Ad Nut brings you good and bad ads from all over. This week, Samsung's funny mom texts, the hunky McDonald's Hamburgler, Justin Timberlake as a down-on-his-luck lime, Audi's disturbing birth scene, Coke's arranged marriage and many more.
From the UK: 'Modelled by Role Models' for Panache Lingerie by Holler
From the UK: 'Only ordinary by name - Keith Beasley" for John Smith's by Adam & Eve/DDB.
'Safety safari', by Air New Zealand
From the US: 'Now we're Newtons' by Weber Shandwick for Newtons (Mondelez)
From the US: 'Arnold Schwarzenegger's Guide to Blowing Sh*t Up', for After School All Stars (agency, if any, unknown)
From Puerto Rico: 'Miserable in Puerto Rico', for Puerto Rico Tourism Company and J. Walter Thompson Puerto Rico
'Every day a different journey' for Tourism New Zealand by Whybin/TBWA Sydney.
‘Dettol banega swachh India’, for Dettol by McCann Worldgroup.
From Brazil: 'Meeting Murilo' by Huggies (agency unknown)
The computer maker is promoting its upcoming Lenovo Tech World Event in Beijing with a content initiative based on hacks—both for computers and life in general.
'Master the art of teh tarik instantly', for Lipton by Creative Juice Kuala Lumpur
From the UK: 'Remember So You Don't Forget' for Nando's by 18 Feet & Rising
From Europe: 'A new beginning' for Volvo by Forsman & Bodenfors
'Be ready for next', for Australian insurer Colonial First State by Leo Burnett Sydney.
'Insurance box', by Sydney-based Core for QBE.
'Sangram Singh', for ITC's B Natural by Grey Group India
From the US: '#AbsolutNights' for Absolut by Sid Lee
From Turkey: 'Aç Bir Coca-Cola', sung to the tune of 'Why This Kolaveri Di'.
From the US: 'Love this life' for Chobani yogurt by Opperman Weiss New York
‘Clear hai’, by Ogilvy & Mather for Sprite in India.
From Mexico: Braille Coke cans, by ad agency Anonimo.
From Germany: 'The coup', for Audi by Thjnk
From the UK: 'The Travelodgicals' for Travelodge by CHI & Partners
'Where love lives", a video produced by The Gunnery for Pink Dot 2015.
A mother's day video by BBDO Singapore for Anmum.
From the US: 'Moms Explain What Their Kids Do in Advertising', by MRY
'Happy mother's day', for Amazon India by Orchard Advertising (part of Leo Burnett).
Ad Nut brings you good and bad ads from all over. This week, stinkers from 3 Sweden and Bud Light, plus work for Volkswagen, South Dakota, Alpro, Poopycat.com (seriously), Nike, Nestle and more.
Ad Nut brings you good (and sometimes bad) ads from all over. This week, work for Nike, Samsung, Reebok, Hertz, Ritz, Hyundai, Amazon and more.
Ad Nut brings you good and bad ads from all over. This week, work for Airbnb, Shell, BT, Glenfiddich, Toyota, and many more.
Ad Nut brings you good and bad ads from all over. This week, work for Red Star Macalline, Hahn SuperDry, KFC, Toyota and many more.
Ad Nut brings you good and bad ads from all over. This week, work for Clean & Clear, Virgin Mobile, Aldi, Heineken and many more.
Ad Nut brings you good and bad ads from all over. This week, great work for Ikea, the WWF, and the Clinton Foundation, as well as yawners for Coke, Apple and GSK.
Ad Nut returns from Lunar New Year hibernation to bring you good and bad ads from all over. This week, work for Caterpillar, Mars, ASICS, Marmite, HelloFlo and more.
Ad Nut brings you good and bad ads from all over. This week, work for Geico, Always, Volkswagen, Hotels.com and many more.
Ad Nut brings you good and bad ads from all over. This week, work for Bud Light, Snickers, Nissan, Audi, Pizza Hut, Old Spice, KFC and many more.
Ad Nut brings you good and bad ads from all over. This week, work for Qatar Airways, Trojan, Gap, Coca-Cola, KFC, Virgin Media and many more.
Ad Nut brings you good and bad ads from all over. This week, work for Sport England, Gillette, Lynx, Nikon, Adidas, Newcastle, Juicy Fruit, Pizza Hut and many more.
Ad Nut scurries all over the internet to bring you notable ads. This week: Ikea's winged migration, McDonald's' entertaining animation, McConaughey's tiresome narration, Newcastle Ale's latest meme appropriation, and much more.
Our resident collector of advertisements presents some of the spots that got the strongest reactions during this morning's Super Bowl.
Ad Nut brings you good and bad ads from all over. This week, the Super Bowl dominates, with ads (or teases for ads) from Budweiser, Newcastle, McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Victoria's Secret and more, plus some non-Super Bowl ads (if you can believe that).
Ad Nut hauls its adorable bushy tail all over the internet to bring you ads that are notably good, notably odd, or both. This week: Some lucky dogs enjoying a Christmas feast, Hyundai's weird robotic baby, the most confusing year-in-review video, Hootsuite's heartwarming owl and much more.
Ad Nut travels the world to bring you ads that are notably good, notably odd, or both. This week, Lego speaks to girls in an inspiring way, Droga5 spoofs wristwatch ads in chuckle-worthy fashion, NokScoot gets hot and bothered, Wieden+Kennedy skewers the ad industry's sense of self-importance and more.
Ad Nut scurries all over the internet to bring you ads that are notably good, notably odd, or both. This week: NTT Docomo cooks shrimp violently, Harvey Nichols reaffirms that greed is good, Maxis Malaysia threatens to kill its CTO, and much more.
The Singaporean consumer electronics brand pushes boundaries in its latest campaign by MullenLowe, to show how closely its television screens bring viewers to the action.
Lost in translation but found in rhythm? Leo Burnett’s delightfully absurd campaign for McDonald’s Indonesia transforms a Happy Meal into a dramatic interpretative dance of confusion.
Welcome to Drylandia. Try to make sense of it.
An effective brand activation that weaves a charming tale of unity and cheer.
'No Skyn, no loving'? No excitement, no kidding, says Ad Nut.
The campaign by Jung von Matt Sports looks at the roots of organised women's football and is backed by World Cup on-site activations.
Apple has everything to gain by proving it can shoot K-pop videos with an iPhone 14 Pro.
Mondelez India brings AI to the masses by reimagining the birthday song, but can Cadbury's latest tune stand the test of time? Everyone's favourite squirrel Ad Nut explores.
The Monkeys Aotearoa channel relatability in spades in their latest campaign for Mazda New Zealand, and the result has Ad Nut squirreling with delight.
Some may like it hot, some may like it cold, but Ad Nut can't seem to mix with this campaign at all.
The preposterous creativity on display in DDB Melbourne's new AI-generated campaign ensures Ad Nut of human job security. Ad Nut wags its bushy tail in excitement.
The Japanese-designed 'shellmets' combine sustainability, safety and aesthetics to make us feel better about scallop fishing. Now if only we could improve life in the sea...
Funny talk, serious impact. The Hallway's latest campaign will be screened at The Sydney Film Festival this week.
McCann Worldgroup teams up with Grammy-winning director Dave Meyers to create 'Find Your Shangri-La', a film exploring a new world of unimaginable beauty and luxury.
Look whacky and stay frosty—the fashion statement you never knew you needed.
Reality takes a backseat in The Friday Vietnam's whimsical whirlwind.
Noise might be everywhere, but Samsung Galaxy may have just the solution to cut it all out.
The work by Publicis Groupe agencies Saatchi & Saatchi and Starcom doesn't score goals for creativity, but adds a much-needed point towards matching the men's hype.
A step towards change, a stride of possibilities; 'A Life Changing Movement’ inspires hope, resilience and emotion.
When it comes to creating a buzz, Special knows how to provide the full package.
Watch Thinkerbell's campaign for the iconic Australian pantry staple's centennial celebration and tell us if it spreads imagination or leaves a bitter aftertaste.
Mamma Mia! Leggo’s and Wunderman Thompson stir up a saucy food controversy in a new campaign that’s got Ad Nut’s tail twitching in excitement.
Ahead of Mother's Day, 303 MullenLowe rolls out a soapy saga warning against the perils of cheap gifts with a message for mums: your money belongs to you, don't skimp on self-care.
Ad Nut takes issue with this preachy guilt trip that follows what had been a stellar campaign series for the home insurer.
The 18-minute creepy and entertaining opus 'Trapped' by BBH Singapore, directed by Kelvin Tong, is a deliberate shift by the insurer towards new content consumption trends.
From runways to ruins, fashion's waste summit grows taller by the minute. A new campaign by Wildlings highlights the mountainous problem that is waste couture in under 45 seconds.
Taboos be dammed, Swedish sex toy company plays with temptation to commemorate International Masturbation Day in its debut OOH campaign in Asia.
Playing on consumers' deepest anxiety, Samsung's new campaign talks about the ease of switching phone brands amid dwindling global sales.
The 'Paws Off!' campaign endorsed by the New Zealand Veterinary Association calls on CMOs of food and drink brands to apply labels to their packaging.
An eerie Instagram teaser for the campaign by Le Pub APAC featuring actor Park Hyung Sik picked up millions of views in advance.
Cat lovers will find this new campaign ingenious, but does it get Ad Nut's squirrely stamp of approval?
Wunderman Thompson uses AI to create a new KitKat ad. Now if only Ad Nut could follow suit in its reviews.
Wake up and smell the sustainability. Howatson+Company’s innovative solution turns trash into media treasure.
The Malaysian Bank's Hari Raya ad for 2023 features Ramli Aziz, a retired police officer who builds disabled-friendly tricycles using scrap items that are 100% recyclable.
... And leaves Ad Nut feeling anything but satisfied.
Clever marketing doesn’t necessarily have to diss competition; engagement can also come by elevating rivals.
There's no need for fear of heights if you have good gear, says the outdoors company.
But AdNut wonders if Esperance Tourism really wants you to uninfluence or influence by uninfluencing?
Innored's 'Chicken King Fashion Week' campaign allowed anyone in Korea wearing garb resembling fried chicken skin to get the chance to have a free sandwich.
But the Australian supermarket wants to still be your first choice and give you the real goods in this ad by agency BMF.
The sweet campaign by UltraSuperNew ahead of Valentine's Day shows intimacy in a new light when couples' private moments are shared publicly.
The Bengaluru-based project conceptualised by Wunderman Thompson Singapore won't erase the problem of breathing bad air in schools, but the pencils can draw attention to the cause.
Korea's Hana Bank and independent agency The Watermelon have teamed up to prey on people's superstitions and dress it up as environmentalism by stuffing pillows with old banknotes.
With World Pizza Day around the corner, Domino's playfully tells customers that this is their chance to help others, not by wearing capes but eating pizza.
'Where happiness comes naturally' has a refreshing take on cliched travel campaigns.
Wieden+Kennedy Shanghai's new spot lets some of China’s biggest athletes turn back the clock and reignite the dreams that spurred them to greatness.
Integrated campaign amplifies 'putting people first' in an emphatic yet empathetic manner.
Is imitation really the best form of flattery?
What? Prosperity, that’s Huat.
YEAR IN REVIEW: Delusional diatribes, half-baked financial products, virtual time sucks and more. Check out these campaigns from 2022 that drove Ad Nut nuts.
YEAR IN REVIEW: Ad Nut’s picks this year include a creepy tollbooth attendant, a Gen Z parody skit, and a moving animation film about the gender apocalypse.
Colenso BBDO and Mars' Pedigree team up again to tell us why humans need dogs.
Ariel’s new film for its #ShareTheLoad movement sheds light on unequal labour at home during this hosting season.
Vietnamese Belgian-style brewers Belgo figured out how to get people to take a chance on their more expensive, premium product.
A boss who only wants their way? Suck-up behaviour in the office? A lack of investment in workplace facilities? Not at our bank, Kasikornbank promises.
But is performance and reliability really best left to a gang of stressed out tech-crazy militaristic nerds?
A heart-wrenching film by Ki Saigon reflects the reality faced by Vietnam's migrant and blue-collar workers abroad, soliciting donations to bring them home.
The new campaign is an extension of the state’s ‘Come Down for Air’ platform.
Dove wants to use NFTs to help women experience damage-free hair, not virtually, but in reality.
To promote its Midnight Sale, Thailand’s Central Department Store’s new film features two women who fear that enlightenment won’t be enough to stop them from shopping.
In a dramatic campaign for Pacific Island nation Tuvalu, The Monkeys creates an entire digital nation in an attempt to save the real thing.
Kentucky for Christmas? KFC Thailand creates limited-edition Bucket Basket's for the merriest holiday of the year.
What Mars Blackmon did for Air Jordan in the US, W+K Shanghai's new character does just as effectively in China, tapping comic, sports and cultural legends to celebrate the brand's raw inspirational power.
AD NUT'S PICK OF THE WEEK: In two stunning films for NRMA Insurance, a singular tyre and a set of paddocks are unlikely saviours.
For a new campaign for juice brand Innocent, McCann Shanghai profiles Amy, a character based on a real-life person at the agency who is unable to bear the sight (or smell) of fruit.
ZAK's annual savage satire asks: is your work targeting consumers or case studies?
AD NUT'S PICK OF THE WEEK: A new sport by TBWA New Zealand shows that moving stories can be told with just a compelling main character.
For a Nissan activation, TBWA/Hakuhodo produces an unexpectedly squeaky-clean performance.
'Retro travel' is very much coming back, and one TikToker shows that it’s not as romantic as it sounds.
In an amusing insurance ad by BBDO Bangkok, two brothers remain calm amid a series of stress-inducing incidents.
For a Hong Kong campaign, the fast-food giant devised a gadget to analyse one’s stress levels.
In a new China campaign for clothing company Woolmark, a piece of fibre is seen living many lives.
BBH Singapore joins hands with Singaporean charity Touch to show the healing power of a hug.
In a new recruitment campaign for McDonald’s Australia, the fast-food giant promises the ‘joys and perks’ of working with your mates.
Ad Nut has mixed feelings about DDB’s new Creative Index which claims to measure the monetary value of creativity next to commodities such as oil and gas.
The work by Special New Zealand gives knocked-off drama series characters one last shot at acting, put to good use plugging Partners Life insurance.
The campaign urges Australians to vote in support of enshrining the First Nations Voice in the Constitution.
In a bid to tackle cyberbullying, DDB Group Australia designed a gaming tournament that rewarded prize money to the kindest gamer.
In version 3.0 of its brand image, the airline’s new campaign harps back to an idyllic past that never quite existed.
To combat the issue of open manholes in Mumbai, the agency designed a device to protect passengers.
Three dialogue-free films to showcase bizarre purchases from the Australian ecommerce giant.
A new ‘smart’ pillow conceptualised by TBWA Singapore means that traders don’t have to be kept up at night by market fluctuations.
VCCP Singapore's first campaign since winning the account, covers a lot of bases.
AD NUT'S PICK OF THE WEEK: In a new campaign by TBWA Sydney and Eleven, an organisation aims to educate audiences about consent on screen. Yes, even in Star Wars.
Ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day, social service organisation Samaritans of Singapore reminds those suffering that they aren’t alone.
Ad Nut reminisces (and wipes away tears) while selecting five standout campaigns in conjunction with Malaysia’s National Day celebrations.
In Carro’s first-ever regional brand film, TBWA Singapore hires a stunt driver to drive a car backwards.
This Wunderman Thompson campaign aims to cheer families struck by stress and frustration during China’s unending spells of lockdown.
Leo Burnett Indonesia decided to highlight the noble story of Bang Aji, a relatively unknown coach who paved the way for kids who couldn't afford formal football training.
A curious campaign by Ogilvy leaves audiences wondering if the beverage brand is advertising for its competitors.
This new campaign by TBWA follows the efforts of Sameer, inspired by his high school crush’s planet-saving sensibilities.
Your friendly neighbourhood hip-hop connoisseurs charm audiences in new Rollin Car Insurance campaign.
The tennis legend surprises a young fan five years after a viral press conference moment at the US Open.
Designed like a series of movie trailers, this BBDO campaign is certainly ambitious if not entirely convincing.
In an odd but intriguing experiment for Japanese condom brand Skyn, a married couple goes under the spell of hypnosis to ‘meet for the first time’.
BBH creates an evocative production for Chinese gaming company Goat Games.
In a cheeky spot for the Entertainment app by M&C Saatchi, a woman tries to get her neighbour to stop talking.
Tata Steel and Wunderman Thompson Kolkata's new spot seeks to take the company's position as an inclusive and diverse employer forward.
Four retired women, one van, stunning landscapes and an epic road trip—a new campaign by 303 MullenLowe Perth and Mediahub focuses on an unexpected demographic and destination.
The campaign invites netizens to share inspiring success stories on social media to contribute towards the narrative of a better India.
When you're trying to stay alive, a perfect set of teeth may not be your primary concern, despite what survivalist Megan Hine pledges in a campaign for Colgate Total by Red Fuse.
Chevy's inaugural brand film for its upscale 'Black Bowtie' series in China by McCann Shanghai equates the colour black with raw power and energy.
AD NUT’S PICK OF THE WEEK: In a clever new Tourism NZ campaign by TBWA, Kiwis living in Australia have been secretly ‘selling’ Aotearoa’s tourism offerings to unsuspecting Aussies.
The agency teamed up with pet company Woorian to enable dog-owners to understand their dogs’ body language.
A rabbit and its human friend create pivotal inventions for the brand’s new global platform.
AD NUT'S PICK OF THE WEEK: In a spoof ad by skincare brand Clean & Clear and BBDO Bangkok, Gen Xers and millennials come under fire for ‘not understanding’ what teens really want.
UNHCR and BMF show that you can collaborate with a TikTok star while shedding light on a modern tragedy.
UN Women launches an eerily moving animation that reflects the dystopia women may very well be facing in the near future.
Watch these new regional spots by VaynerMedia—to debut in Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore.
In a new campaign by Dentsu, characters land themselves in unfortunate positions at the ‘fault’ of the broadcast network.
Thai snack brand BunBun borrows elements from B-grade Bollywood productions in an entertaining spot.
Wolf BKK nails the plot twist in this excellent campaign for Thailand’s Central Department Store.
This new TVC by Ogilvy is said to ‘break ad stereotypes’. Ad Nut may or may not agree.
In a powerful new video by Fck the Cupcakes and Innocean, men are asked to call out instances of casual sexism, many of which may otherwise go unnoticed.
In a Pride Month campaign for virtual insurance company OneDegree, Giraffe Hong Kong and Carat join forces on a film featuring queer couples.
For Kiwi telco company 2degrees, TBWA uses an adorable set of influencers to promote baby bonuses.
BBDO Bangkok’s irreverent spot for Five Star Chicken is designed to have something for just about everyone.
A new print campaign for McDonald’s Philippines shows that a few good photos are all you need to tell a powerful story.
AD NUT'S RANT OF THE WEEK: Baby Dove's #RealMomsVillage proposes it can be a place where mothers in the Philippines can 'unwind, socialise and be productive all at once'. But do new mothers have time to 'gain incentives' in the metaverse?
In an ambitious South Korean campaign by Cheil, Samsung takes it up a notch from the standard template for a fridge ad.
A new global spot for denim brand G-Star Raw uses deepfake technology to bring a man from his youth all the way to old age in under a minute.
With the help of The Neighbourhood, Australian biscuit brand Arnott’s releases a montage of familiar moments that include the conglomerate’s many snack brands.
The insurance company wants every kind of family—beyond traditional nuclear units—to feel like they’re deserving of protection.
The MediaMonks social-first campaign utilises the talents of Aussie artist Mulga, known for his vibrant illustrations.
Unsuspecting Malaysian gamers were given easy wins in this activation so that they could ‘have a break’.
An activation to restore importance of one’s name is a noble cause to champion—yet to Ad Nut, this campaign feels a little hollow.
A Thai ad for oil brand Jaikao manages to be accidentally feminist.
A simple, new campaign from 303 MullenLowe aims to reduce the number of non-essential calls that emergency ambulance services receive.
Wunderman Thompson sets out on an unexpected sustainability campaign to promote the idea of data behind zero-waste clothing.
In a new Philippines tourism campaign by BBDO Guerrero, photographer Jason Quibilan takes stunning photos that house a common Easter egg in each.
An activation for Kellogg’s by TBWA’s Eleven takes users into the metaverse. Except that Web3 is in your gut.
A stunt in Chile stimulated interest in testicle self-exams—without erecting a single billboard.
Three new film spots by BBH Singapore are proof that a good product can nearly sell itself.
Shot on the iPhone 13 Pro, the film enlists David Gelb as director as part of a campaign to promote the phone’s features through Singapore’s hawker food culture.
AD NUT'S PICK OF THE WEEK: In a clever follow-up of Host/Havas’ Cannes-winning campaign, the Pacific region of Palau rewards carbon-offsetting so that tourists can unlock off-the-beaten-track experiences.
AD NUT's PICK OF THE WEEK: The Colenso BBDO-led initiative, Dogphonics, actually aims to get kids reading by catering to an audience that's all ears—and no judgement.
In this cleverly written spot, the two A-listers are irritated ambassadors for Switzerland Tourism.
The ecommerce (or 'recommerce') platform highlights a vexing problem for the industry, and suggests using its platform is a solution.
The Australian Forest Products Association launches a drive to plant 1 billion trees by 2030, in a campaign by recently launched creative agency Galore.
It's a romance. No, it's a hidden-camera show. No, it's just a dream. No, it's a ghost story. No, it's a fun ad by Wolk BKK for Calbee snack-food brand BunBun.
A new film by Ogilvy Singapore and Hogarth Worldwide, and produced by Sweetshop.
Independent agency Wolf BKK explores the limits of even intimate relationships in a campaign for SBC Bank's lending app Money Thunder.
AD NUT'S PICK OF THE WEEK: A creepy worker blocks a lonely highway and demands an unthinkable form of payment, in a chilling road-safety spot for Waka Kotahi (the New Zealand Transport Agency) by FCB.
A campaign from an organisation against corruption in politics asks Thailand the above question by using a fake job candidate who surprises potential employers with shocking admissions.
Would you say ‘I do’ on the blockchain? Well, Closeup says you absolutely should through a new NFT campaign on Decentraland.
The brand puts on an impressive 3D digital display in Shinjuku.
Ready for an udderly unique use of augmented-reality technology? Australian brand Chatime and creative agency Special have some strange characters they'd like you to meet.
Latest film from Fred & Farid shows how panic and doom can set in if the next generation stops caring about the planet. So why doesn't everyone care?
A new campaign by Special shows that the hard-sell tactics of ‘as seen on TV’ have a special place in our hearts.
AD NUT's PICK OF THE WEEK: A film by Wunderman Thompson shows actual same-sex affection, and treats it like it's no big deal (because it isn't).
New work in a long-running campaign about the roots of domestic violence, for the Australian government by creative agency BMF, shows parents what to do, not what not to do.
The comedic legend plays a happiness guru called Will Power in a thoroughly silly campaign that might take your mind of world events for a little while.
The Kiss rocker shows up in full regalia to praise people for their pony-picking prowess, in a campaign by Clemenger BBDO for TABtouch.
LUP Agency and stock-trading app Saham Rakyat use ETs to help translate trading terminology.
Pop quiz: Which is better, lifting up marginalised voices or insulting your own customers? Seems like an easy choice. And yet...
A speedy, spill-free delivery in a ramen shop demonstrates a new technology that minimises jarring stops.
The Singapore Prison Service portrays its employees' role in not only keeping offenders in custody, but also shepherding them back into society.
Ncell launches a campaign by ADA, Sun and Outreach Nepal.
A campaign by CJ Worx uses bizarre and upsetting scenarios to show how the Thai online marketplace protects both buyers and sellers.
Co-created by Thinkerbell, 'Tall Poppy' is a fittingly ambitious production to support CGU Insurance's 'Insuring Ambition' brand platform.
It's actually Louis Hamilton from the New Zealand town of Rotorua, as New Zealand telco Skinny and Colenso BBDO resurrect the fun 'Famous names' campaign from 2018.
Because it makes an agreeably silly delivery method for the message Etiqa Singapore and ADK want to communicate.
One very short ad, one very long one, and one in between take the top three spots as Campaign's editors choose their picks from among this year's crop of Lunar New Year campaigns.
A pull-out-all-the-stops Year of the Tiger campaign by Ogilvy Shanghai includes a cinema-quality animated film, 3D OOH, mobile games, ecommerce integration and limited-edition packaging.
Things turn strange for Ash Barty, Nick Kyrgios and Todd Woodbridge in the latest Special Group campaign for the delivery service.
In a campaign by Saatchi & Saatchi NZ, the Australian-based brokerage humanises the everyday dilemmas that play out in day traders' heads, but doesn't help them solve them.
An old-school animation style and a fast-rapping spokesman combine to prove Stake is not your father's brokerage, in a very cool spot by Bear Meets Eagle On Fire.
McCann Taiwan tells the story of a misunderstood monster and his friend through a new film, children's book, Line stickers and outdoor murals.
A Singapore-based oat-milk brand invites the world to 'Always look on the Oatside of life' in a campaign by The Secret Little Agency.
A new spot for Skyn condoms by UltraSuperNew Tokyo shows a couple engaging in a unique style of foreplay that involves marshmallows and other squishy items.
AD NUT's MEH OF THE WEEK: The National Crime Prevention Council of Singapore (NCPC) and Ogilvy Singapore show the wet, tear-streaked face of a scam victim. Are you moved?
AD NUT'S PICK OF THE WEEK: An ad shoot taking place in the metaverse falls victim to issues that will be familiar to many brands and agencies, in a TVC for First Choice credit cards by Leo Burnett Thailand.
While other brands make long, dramatic Chinese New Year films, the carmaker and TBWA's Bolt have programmed in a very different route: 90 seconds that's 'nothing but sheer joy'.
The Singapore bank attempts to teach financial literacy with a series of stories created by The Secret Little Agency.
The Tottenham Hotspur forward and pride of Korea runs to a rooftop in a global campaign for the luxury luggage brand.
CEO Chris Reitermann and other executives appear in a poetic new year's film encouraging the agency's staff to carry the "powerful energy of the tiger forward" into the new year.
The company's offering for this year is a 23-minute epic—shot on iPhones—about the making of an epic film within the film, also shot on iPhones.
The bank's Chinese New Year film, by FCB Malaysia, focuses not on traditional themes of family togetherness but rather on a fishing village's litter problem.
AD NUT's LETDOWN OF THE WEEK: For Prudential Singapore, VaynerMedia and Dude.sg created an AR filter that makes currency converse. Unfortunately, it doesn't have much of interest to say.
An online film by creative agency Audacity seeks donations to fund equipment for medical students in Thailand.
From space exploration to superhero powers, Singapore's National Library Board wants people to hit their books, with a nudge from its handy app.
Empty your mind of troubles and chillax into the vibes of this music video from Krungsi Bank and Wunderman Thompson Thailand, featuring 40 everyday pleasures—like kitten paws, bubbling soup and coffee.
Connections, wealth, looks and material goods don't matter, but your gaming skills do, according to a new campaign from Wieden+Kennedy.
You like Ad Nut, you really, really like Ad Nut. And even if you don't, Ad Nut loves you. So Ad Nut compiled this fun list before heading off to 'hibernate' for a while.
But never fear, a set of Hong Kong heroes is armed and ready to vanquish them, in a campaign by M&C Saatchi Spencer.
'Ditch your list' and 'find something real', Coffee Meets Bagel advises in a new campaign.
The Australian insurer and Ogilvy demonstrate 'bargain regret' with a number of funny examples, including a re-creation of a famous Buster Keaton stunt.
The latest iteration of a campaign, launched in Thailand and Malaysia, seeks to lift the mood in a Covid-ravaged market, even if the spectre of the pandemic is entirely missing from the film.
AD NUT's PICK OF THE WEEK: For delivery drivers who want to steal some shuteye during their hectic days, mattress seller RU9 and Happiness Saigon came up with a supportive upgrade.
A campaign by Fred & Farid Shanghai issues a snowy call to the wild for China's urban denizens.
Frozen-food brand Wanchai Ferry boosted sales with a social-media campaign offering the chance to own a bag that looks like a bun—playing off the fact that the same Chinese character represents both items.
Saatchi & Saatchi campaign puts a dark twist on Oreo's latest collaboration with The Batman movie.
A national barbie creates a lambchop-shaped signal of hope for the world in the MLA's annual summer ad by The Monkeys. But despite all the hot coals and hot meat, the effort may leave you cold.
AD NUT's RANT OF THE WEEK: The alcobev giant's simplistic social campaign encouraging people to drink responsibly feels as flat as a flute of champagne you forgot about on New Year's Eve.
Smooth out doo doo doo doo doo. Bad smell doo doo doo doo doo. Shake it out doo doo doo doo doo. LG Styler! [Something is very wrong with Ad Nut.]
AD NUT's RAVE OF THE WEEK: Don't miss 'The dancer', from BNZ and Colenso BBDO, a gorgeous film for anyone who's ever felt isolated and then found their tribe.
AD NUT's YAWNER OF THE WEEK: After Chan's 9.9 and 11.11 campy spectacles, the 12.12 film feels all-too familiar, much like all the numbers-based shopping festivals.
An amusing global campaign by Saatchi & Saatchi NZ follows the Hollywood actor as she finds herself being reacquainted with beautiful surroundings.
A protective dad learns that his daughter is more than ready to fly into challenges on her own, in a spot by Civilization Shanghai.
A new global campaign by Fred & Farid Los Angeles makes it abundantly clear that your chances of enjoying this high-end brandy are next to zero.
Small, square pockets are the next big thing, according to Samsung, which is offering you the chance to get in on the trend with a pair of jeans specially designed to accommodate the Galaxy Z Flip3.
You can sort it out while doing your beauty regimen, according to a campaign from the Australian government and BMF.
AD NUT's RAVE OF THE WEEK: A beautiful campaign by Colenso BBDO for Breast Cancer Foundation NZ encourages women to honour their whakapapa by loving their breasts and getting a scan.
In a campaign by 72andSunny, MyDeal tries to use a classic earworm to its advantage.
AD NUT's RANT OF THE WEEK: Would you believe Facebook actually cares about the spread of misinformation? Our pal Ad Nut sure doesn't.
AD NUT's PICK OF THE WEEK: It's Oatly ads all the way down, as the brand creates the advertising equivalent of a matryoshka doll: An Instagram post that contains (count 'em) eight additional Oatly ads.
In what amounts to a Halloween card to the industry, the agency asks us to celebrate 'WFHalloween'.
How one Singaporean family became the envy of its neighbours.
American dancer and influencer Erik Cavanaugh helps Gen Z get excited about cleaning.
The martial arts icon makes his return for the e-retailer, this time fighting off bad boys with deals and discounts.
In a new Australian campaign by Bayer Consumer Health, ‘students’ are given an open, candid lesson to destigmatise vaginal health.
The carmaker uses maternal humans and wildlife to communicate a message about its commitment to mother earth.
Have you herd about the very moooo-ving campaign (sorry) the delivery brand and Special Group did where they put promo codes for a gelato brand on cows?
US singer-songwriter Sabrina Carpenter pens three songs about the lives of her fans, which are brought to life in music videos directed by Gia Coppola, for Samsung's holiday campaign.
Feeling guilty that you have too many shoes? Perhaps you'd consider a new set of foot jackets? That's the clever mental trick at the heart of a brilliant new campaign from Central Department Store and agency Wolf BKK.
AD NUT"s PICK OF THE WEEK: In a campaign by Wieden Kennedy Tokyo, the brand's property agent (a walking, talking shark) wants to get someone into a 10-square-meter apartment for just 99 yen per month.
A pan-Asia campaign by UltraSuperNew Tokyo introduces us to the few people whose lives would be worse in a world that moves beyond fossil fuels.
What appears to a promo for a Marvel-style film based on the legend of Roro Jonggrang is actually a localised part of a broader campaign from Seek, the owner of JobStreet and JobsDB.
An ad introducing the device to Australia, by 72andSunny, focuses on its more inclusive photo capabilities.
Usually an early holiday treat, the grocer's Christmas-themed ad for this year is less ho-ho-ho and more ho-hum.
A Christmas ad entices families to visit the park during the holidays, where they can enjoy a simulated snowfall.
Wolf BKK’s latest creation is a parody of worst-case scenarios when you just want some peace and quiet while working from home.
A couple meets and connects online in a hard-to-resist romantic ad shot in Tokyo. But what happens when Lola and Charlie finally meet up in real life?
In a new campaign, the telco wants to remind Singaporeans not to focus only on numbers-based achievements. But it just falls short of what could have been a highly impactful campaign.
AD NUT's PICK OF THE WEEK: Boys do cry—or at least they should—according to the men singing in a campaign spearheaded by indie agency The Hallway.
A multi-element campaign by Wunderman Thompson Hong Kong includes an AR item hunt and a 3D OOH display, as well as a star-studded but hard-to-comprehend TVC.
A campaign for buy-now-pay-later service Pace, made with Studio Automatika, appears to have emerged through a tear in the space-time continuum.
AD NUT's PICK OF THE WEEK: An outdoor campaign by Havas Australia for Canteen questions the idea that cancer patients should put on a brave face.
A satire by creative agency Zulu Alpha Kilo shows how real people react to the idea of setting up fake situations in order to film them and win awards.
IAG rolls out a new car-insurance brand by rolling out a roly-poly, mellow-yellow, friendly fellow, in a campaign by Bear Meets Eagle on Fire.
AD NUT's RANT OF THE WEEK: The campaign—which uses royals as influencers—hearkens back to a colonial age that might be better left unhearkened.
A programme by liquor store The Bottle-O to paint over old fridges with swanky new designs.
AD NUT's RANT OF THE WEEK: A new video from the Singapore Tourism Board is well intentioned and truly well made. But that doesn't save it from being well and truly dull.
A man gets a little too enamoured with the Union Bank app's convenient features, in this spot by FCB Manila.
In this pitch for web accessibility technology firm UserWay, Susan Bennett uses her instantly-recognisable voice to help people, then asks businesses to do the same.
New films from Smartone and HP both traffic in commonplace signifiers of technology, such as accelerating to warp speed. But only one of the two ads goes beyond high-tech sheen to deliver something of substance.
When a bear, panda and gorilla want to lay their paws on healthier snack options, you're best advised to watch what and where you eat, according to a new regional campaign by Dole and Grey Group.
AD NUT's RANT OF THE WEEK: Our pal Ad Nut was all excited to try the gummy version of Skittles—until this weird campaign from China made Ad Nut feel a bit queasy.
AD NUT's PICK OF THE WEEK: Aussie burger chain Grill'd and The Monkeys create a hero for our times in a new campaign that takes aim at rival restaurants.
Disinfectant brand Zoflora flushed with success following campaign by Yell PR.
A scene from a Pepsi ad—about finding frozen squid when you're hoping for ice cream—struck a chord with Filipinos. So the cola giant capitalised on it with a fun label generator.
A campaign for Sharesies by BMF shows keenly observed moments where people nervously but bravely start something they hope will pay off in the end.
Mainland video site iQiyi and F5 Shanghai prove B2B doesn't have to be dull, with a family comedy that explains the video platform's advertising offerings.
Iwan Fals and three younger Indonesian musicians united for a video about unity (plus some plugs for the telco's service).
The action legend doesn't break any bones in his newest film, but he does dance in a silly way that delights our pal Ad Nut, who has a soft spot for Shopee's over-the-top, orange-drenched ads.
A well-produced film starring actor Fahad Mustafa announces the brand's effort to "eradicate" malnutrition, in a campaign by Adcom Zenith Pakistan.
AD NUT's PICK OF THE WEEK: A series of brief bumper ads make a lasting impression by personifying a cough that won't leave you alone, in a campaign for Duro-Tuss by Clemenger BBDO Sydney.
Hong Kong celebs Sandra Ng and Edan Lui intervene in the real world to save a young woman from lack of foresight, in a campaign by Dentsu Mcgarrybowen.
A stunning film by DDB Aotearoa depicts the anxious, anticipative journey leading to the moment you check your lottery ticket number.
For HP Omen, Wieden+Kennedy Shanghai creates a hilarious short-form skit depicting the moment a laptop fails on a group of passionate gamers.
Blending whimsy and direct explanation of new features, OnePlus manages to make a smartphone ad that's actually watchable.
AD NUT's PICK OF THE WEEK: It plays like a nature documentary, but it's a Subaru ad.
In a campaign by Grey Hong Kong for the mainland market, the P&G beauty brand ruminates on the supposed ideals of physical appearance. Let's hope it really practices what it's preaching.
AD NUT's PICK OF THE WEEK: An FX-heavy spot from Innocean Australia marks the official launch of the Hyundai Tucson, following a teaser campaign that was set up to accommodate pandemic-induced uncertainty about the launch timing.
AD NUT'S PICK OF THE WEEK: A Hong Kong campaign for the brand's resealable kitchen bags, by indie agency Indigo Concept, introduces the hero that fresh food needs.
With Nearmap providing all the geographic info she needs, an office worker has time for more important pursuits, in a fun B2B campaign by The Monkeys.
Whether by slingshot, rubber duck, or Mandalorian-style jetpack, our armour-clad hero is determined to get across a lake in this new global spot from Lego. But why?
A campaign celebrating the fifth anniversary of Alipay's Ant Forest game has captured attention in China with a series of videos in which animals model 'green' behaviours.
A global campaign landing in Australia introduces Coca-Cola's new no-sugar recipe, its more coherent branding and an unusual but welcome new direction in its advertising.
A four-minute film from the Singapore insurer and BBH Singapore explores the benefits of putting one's own future needs above the wishes of one's family.
A new Malaysia Day spot for Oppo has good intentions but misses the chance to shed light on the adversities of struggling artists.
AD NUT's RANT OF THE WEEK: The famous scientist unveils a series of steampunk animals. Then we find ourselves in space for some reason. And then there's a sci-fi air-conditioner that may be alive. Please, make it make sense.
A murder scene and a funeral serve as settings for people finding relief in an Australia campaign from Five by Five Global.
MediaMonks campaign celebrates a generation that dares to be genuine even if they make others uncomfortable. Unlike the ad.
This new integrated campaign by F5 Shanghai proves that the way to a socially conscious heart is through the stomach.
Heineken's first global campaign for the launch of wheat beer Edelweiss relies only on sight and sounds with no dialogue—or even beer.
While not in any way surprising, the brand's animated music video aims to inspire solidarity and hope to Malaysia as the pandemic wears on. It succeeds.
Belatedly, the land down under is trying to reorient a struggling and delayed effort to help a battered economy heal and re-open.
AD NUT's PICK OF THE WEEK: A behind-the-scenes film shows the challenging three-month process behind the creation of a single 30-second TVC under changing pandemic restrictions.
With help from Dutch Mill Group and Wunderman Thompson, more than 200 micro retailers are starring in their very own ads and enjoying higher revenue. This delightful initiative has made Ad Nut's week.
72andSunny's new campaign for Google's Nest products also includes an embarrassed cat and a clumsy dog.
AD NUT's PICK OF THE WEEK: You need to hear and see 'Angry Pango' rage against the illegal-trade machine, in this music video for an original metal song produced by Dentsu Mcgarrybowen China.
A new campaign by TBWA Korea for Shinhan Life, featuring the virtual influencer known as Oh Rozy, is certainly appealing. But writing about it has proven unsettling for our pal Ad Nut.
AD NUT's RANT OF THE WEEK: An adorable plush toy ditches his batteries and goes on an environmental journey—powered by solar cells—in a global Samsung film through BBH Singapore. But is the message the right one for environmentally concerned consumers?
The government of New Zealand (with Clemenger BBDO) and Malaysia Ford distributor Sime Darby Auto Connexion (with Reprise Digital) present compelling images of a near future that's within reach.
A regional campaign for iNova Pharmacueticals brand Difflam by The Teeth makes its case in a pointed fashion.
In a campaign by 72andSunny Singapore, the online marketplace seeks to make itself known for providing more than small-ticket used items.
Creative agency Audacity made a touching video as encouragement for a nation enduring the frustration of ongoing pandemic lockdowns.
Saatchi & Saatchi revels in 1990s nostalgia to tell the story of a couple that ends up ordering the license plate #LUV4EV from KiwiPlates.
She's not a new product, but rather a dramatic representation of the company's devotion to a Japanese ideal of craft and attention to detail.
AD NUT's PICK OF THE WEEK: A campaign by Special Group Australia encourages people who menstruate to 'Cheer through the bleed'.
Local celebs Joyce Cheng and Alfred Hui star in a spot produced by Uth Hong Kong in partnership with Special Group Australia.
AD NUT's PICK OF THE WEEK: Please take a moment to admire the craft in this beautiful stop-motion animated spot made by BBH Singapore for Touch Community Services.
The telco and The Monkeys deliver a simple but meaningful message effectively in a new brand-positioning campaign, 'Australia is why'.
AD NUT's RANT OF THE WEEK: In an India campaign by Leo Burnett, the detergent not only scolds parents but also falsely positions (or actually, fails to position) itself as a solution to their time woes.
If revulsion is a good branding strategy, then a graphic new spot for cryptocurrency investing app Cabital, by TBWA Singapore, is completely brilliant.
So Ad Nut delivers it.
In new work for Unilever by Wunderman Thompson Singapore, the smell of patchouli and cringe wafts in the air.
Inspired by retro Japanese game shows, this campaign by The Works nudges Australians to seek expert advice on tax filing rather than suffer the consequences of doing it themselves.
The latest iteration of the brand's long-running 'Tonight, I'll be eating' campaign has Cowell joining the kid-favourite singing group as the 'Grey Wiggle'. It sounds better than it is, according to our pal Ad Nut.
DDB Sydney mimics horror-movie posters to spotlight the VW Tiguan's anxiety-reducing features.
AD NUT's RANT OF THE WEEK: Congratulations, Sheela Foam, you created the shallowest, most opportunistic gesture that Ad Nut has seen during Pride Month.
AD NUT's PICK OF THE WEEK: A collective of Australian adlanders has made an absolutely fabulous fashion parody video to kick off an effort to improve diversity.
A turban that looks and feels like fabric but provides some level of impact protection is not only a cool design case study but also a great example of making something for a community—rather than just marketing to it.
Promoting its buy-now, pay-later service in Malaysia, Indonesia and Hong Kong, Atome put together an all-feline supergroup which not only released a music video but also hosted livestreams.
AD NUT's RIDICULOUS AD OF THE WEEK: A missed train connection results in some very reckless driving (and drinking) in a spot by Wunderman Thompson for Mountain Dew.
Who said advertising can't solve the world's big problems?
The brand doubles and triples down on decadence in a new campaign from The Secret Little Agency.
A PR-driven campaign out of Australia, by Eleven Sydney on behalf of retailer PetCulture, argues that pet "parents" need leave to care for their "fur babies". Please, let's not do this.
A local non-binary stylist and an Aboriginal life coach appear in the localisation of the global campaign.
A fast-paced Southeast Asia campaign—from Six Toes Singapore, Sweetshop and director Damon Escott—glories in youth subcultures in Jakarta, Bangkok and Manila.
New global work from Forsman & Bodenfors encourages you to 'Love the mix' of the brand's new combo flavours.
WATCH: A fun, lustrous music video by Heckler Singapore featuring a fantastic cast of performers and rich cinematography.
The company's tools help a woman help her neighbour in a sweet film by Colenso BBDO and Division director Sanjay De Silva.
An Australia campaign from VMLY&R is so message-free that it doesn't even amount to greenwashing. At most it's greenspritzing, says our pal Ad Nut.
UltraSuperNew Tokyo leans on gaming nostalgia for a social campaign demonstrating the charging capabilities of a 7.5-ton truck from Mitsubishi Fuso.
From Singapore: ‘Joy Packs’ for SilkAir by Geometry
From India: 'Be fair to your loved ones', for Banjara's by India/2
From Singapore: ‘Enjoy More Family Minutes’ for Philips Avent by Iris Singapore
From Singapore: ‘Rule the World with Real Coffee’ for Pokka Coffee by B’yond 360
From Malaysia: ‘Electric Run 2016 #Rexonafreshmoves’ for Rexona by Mindshare Malaysia
From Malaysia: ‘Straight to the Pint’ for Connor’s Stout Porter by Havas Worldwide Malaysia
From India: 'Every Sexist Commercial You’ve Ever Seen', for He Deodorants by Leo Burnett
From Thailand: "Behind the leather" for PETA Asia by Ogilvy & Mather Bangkok
From Hong Kong: “Live more, bank less” by DBS Hong Kong
From the UK: 'Monster stains', for Persil (Unilever) by Ogilvy & Mather London
From Australia: 'Join the Breakers Party', for Kit-Kat (Nestlé) by J. Walter Thompson Sydney
From Malaysia: ‘Boredcast’ for Dunlopillo by Geometry Global
From Southeast Asia: 'Share the love this mother's day', for Ariel/Dynamo (P&G) by Saatchi & Saatchi Singapore
From Singapore: ‘Xcite Your Senses’ for FairPrice Xtra by ADK Singapore
From Singapore: 'Instazoom', for Canon by Dentsu Singapore
From Belgium: "The mistake", for JCDecaux by BBDO Belgium
From Thailand: "Helpmet" for ThaiHealth by BBDO Bangkok
From The US: 'Sign in or die', for Priceline by BBDO New York
Regional campaign: 'Anmum and dad', for Anmum by BBDO Singapore
From Australia: 'Is PrEP for you?', for ACON (AIDS Council of New South Wales) by Frost Collective
From Ireland: 'The Search', for Heineken Light by Rothco
From The UK: 'Blood', for Bodyform by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO
Does a man on an ad for sanitary pads signal a remarkable commitment to gender neutrality or just a lack of creativity?
From Singapore: ‘Map My Personality’ for Eva Air by KRDS Digital Singapore
From China: 'You are how you eat' for Skittles (Wrigley China) by DDB China
Knorr Bangladesh tops Unruly's list of the most shared APAC ads for June, which also features more Ramadan-related clips and four entrants from Samsung.
A Glass Lion winner from Lebanon brought a lack of laws against child marriage to light.
From Japan: 'Smart stretch 360', for Yahoo Japan by Hakuhodo Kettle
From Australia: ‘Sofy BeFresh No Escape’ for Unicharm by J. Walter Thompson Melbourne
From: Indonesia: ‘Love is a Trap,’ for PT. Toyota Astra Motor by Delphys and Se7enSunday Films.
From The UK: 'Into the light', for Lexus by motion designer Edgar Davey and projection mapping specialists QED Productions
From Australia: ‘Cat hacks’ for Whiskas by Clemenger BBDO Sydney
From Asia-Pacific to the world: 'Huntsman Condom' by MullenLowe Singapore for PETA
From Australia: ‘American Classics’ for Krispy Kreme by Digital Arts Network & Eleven
From Singapore: ‘Awkward Ah Seng Goes Social' for Singapore Kindness Movement
From Hong Kong: 'A burger without patty', for McDonald's by DDB Group Hong Kong
From Hong Kong: “Running Coffee” by Vita from DDB Group Hong Kong
From Singapore: ‘#NextJen' for Hotel Jen Tanglin by DigitasLBi
From Australia: 'Anything for love', for McDonald's by DDB Sydney
From Australia: “Journey” for National Australia Bank by Clemenger BBDO
From Australia: 'Real play experiment', for Omo (Unilever) by J. Walter Thompson Sydney
From Southeast Asia: 'Open up dance video', for Oreo by Carat
Ichitan tops this week's list with a contest, while LG's action film starring Jason Statham climbs. Meanwhile, Toyota (at 10) and Samsung (at 3) have videos that are oddly similar.
From Japan: 'No salt restaurant', by J. Walter Thompson Japan with Ishii Clinic
From Australia: 'The lucky ones', for Parkinson's NSW by J. Walter Thompson Sydney
From Singapore: ‘Bank on your wrist’ for OCBC by McCann and Isobar
From Singapore: ‘#MoreThan’ for Telenor Group by The Secret Little Agency (TSLA)
From China: ‘Marriage Market Takeover’ for SK-II by Forsman & Bodenfors
From Thailand: "Coward Father" for Ocean Life Insurance by GREYnJ United
Thailand continues to lead the pack scoring six spots in this week's list, while Samsung Malaysia nabs one spot, with remaining three claimed by global ads.
From Australia: ‘You’re better on beef’ for Meat & Livestock Australia by BMF
From Singapore: ‘Unleash Your Curiosity’ for Agoda by BBH Singapore
From the US: Campaign ads for Hillary Clinton
From Nepal: 'Hamro Nepal', for Asian Paints by Creo Communications, Outreach Nepal and DigitalIn
From Singapore: 'Can a mobile network replace your eyes?', for Singtel by Ogilvy & Mather Singapore
From Hong Kong: “Finger Lickin’ Good Edible Nail Polish” for KFC by Ogilvy & Mather Hong Kong
From Malaysia: ‘Bring to Light’ for Voice of the Children by Geometry Global
From Hong Kong: 'The Best Bob in The World' for Shutterstock by Ogilvy & Mather Hong Kong
From the US: 'Thank You, Mom - Strong' for Proctor & Gamble by Wieden+Kennedy Portland
From France: 'Baby Bay' for Evian by BETC
From China: "Sakura Range Hoods" for Sakura China by J. Walter Thompson China
From Singapore: ‘#TeamCap or #TeamIronMan’ for Walt Disney Studios by Dentsu Mobius Media and Clear Channel
From New Zealand: "Virtual reality wine tour" by New Zealand Trade & Enterprise in partnership with Samsung Electronics Singapore.
From Shanghai: 'Who art you' for Alipay by DDB China Group
From Turkey: 'Gay Turtle', for Amnesty International by TBWA Istanbul
Global campaign: 'Live there' for Airbnb by TBWA\Chiat\Day
From Singapore: ‘Tiger Beer Street Food Movement’ for Asia Pacific Breweries Singapore by BBDO Singapore
From Singapore: ‘Bring out the bold’, for Listerine by J. Walter Thompson
From Australia: "Stop it at the Start" for the Australian Government by BMF
From Mexico: 'This is my red', for L'Oreal Paris by McCann Mexico
From Singapore: 'Sum of our moments', for Singapore Kindness Movement by 3-Sixty Brand Communications
From Europe: 'Pocket Cinema', for Huawei by Buzzman
Tesco Lotus has removed a widely shared video after it was slammed for a scene where a woman slaps her domestic helper. But was the video offensive in the market for which it was intended?
Samsung Thailand and Karmarts score with young celebrities who are attractive, wet, or both, while Tesco Lotus runs into trouble for a slapping scene.
From Singapore: ‘The Buckle Battle’ for Toyota Motor Asia Pacific by Delphys Hakuhodo International and i-DAC
From Australia: 'Amazing creations', for Kellogg's by J. Walter Thompson Sydney and Zach King
A price-promotion from Tesco Lotus, a singing contest by Brand's and a K-pop video by SK Telecom debut in this week's list alongside, yes, several Samsung videos.
From Australia: 'An unsuitable journey', for MJ Bale by Whybin\TBWA\Eleven Sydney
From Singapore: ‘Change Their Fate’ for Wildlife Reserves Singapore by Possible
From Hong Kong: 'Be their eyes', for Samsung by Cheil Hong Kong
From China: 'I'm here to create', for Adidas by TBWA Shanghai
From Australia: 'A friendly race', for Chandon by Red Agency
From China: 'The epic step', for Nike by Wieden + Kennedy Shanghai
While Thai and Korean brands still dominate the rankings, this week sees newcomer Angkor Beer from Cambodia making a respectable debut at number seven.
From Australia: 'Make it yours', for Foxtel by Whybin TBWA Sydney and Felix (Foxtel's in-house agency)
From Hong Kong: “Bel time family activation” for Bel Groupe China by DDB Live Hong Kong
From the UK: 'What the f**k have you done?', for Mellon Educate by Dare London
From Japan: 'Bento watch', for Takii Seed
From Hong Kong: 'David Sandberg x ZenFone Zoom', for Asus and Intel by Razorfish Hong Kong
From Canada: 'Bring back the bees', for General Mills' Honey Nut Cheerios by Cosette
From China: “Don’t wait to experience greatness” for Hennessy X.O by DDB Shanghai and Paris
From Australia: 'What's your lifestyle expectancy?', for Challenger Annuities by J Walter Thompson Sydney
From Hong Kong: ‘Sparks’ for DBS Hong Kong by director David Tsui
From China: 'Hairy Nose', for WildAid by McCann
From Asia: 'Local Passion, Global Ambition', for Fedex by Pulse Films and AMV BBDO
Samsung tops this week's chart, thanks to the recently concluded Mobile World Congress and launch of new flagship model, the Galaxy S7.
From Nissan’s Yokohama HQ: the carmaker offers the world a new vision of automation with the invention of ‘self-parking chairs’.
Thailand and Vietnam were responsible for five of the region's top 10 ad videos, and Unilever owns three spots, including the top position.
Global campaign: 'Together we do wonders', for Ooredoo
From Hong Kong: “My Hero II” for Tai Hing by Uth Creative
From Singapore: 'Germs roll call', for National Security Co-ordination Secretariat (NSCS) by Ogilvy Public Relations and Hogarth & Ogilvy Singapore
From the US: 'The Most Interesting Man in the World Embarks on His Greatest Adventure Yet – Adios Amigo', for Dos Equis (Heineken) by Havas Worldwide
From Malaysia: Maxis SOS for Maxis by Ogilvy & Mather Hong Kong
From the UK: 'Life writes the best stories', for HSBC Premier by Saatchi & Saatchi London
Samsung's new Galaxy phones take four spots on the list, but KFC scores twice with its support for a youth football programme and a 360-degree video.
From the US: ‘Independence matters’ by TubeMogul
From Colombia: 'Be selfish to better indulge', for Dunitas by McCann Worldgroup Colombia
From Thailand: 'The Waiters’ Mom พนักงานร้านอาหารก็มีแม่' by NudeJEH for Bar-B-Q Plaza
From Malaysia: ‘Kongsi Homes’ for Maxis by Ensemble
From India: 'Samrat Atta', for Parakh Agro Industries by GREY Group India
Samsung lands in the top spot with a unique 'unboxing' video, while Tesco Lotus scores three positions further down.
From Singapore: ‘Donate your social power’ / ‘The future starts now’ for WWF Earth Hour by Iris Worldwide
From Singapore: 'Ready for life', for Manulife Singapore by Tribal Worldwide Singapore
From Thailand: 'The breakup' for Nautilus Thailand by GREYnJ
If you want to make viral videos in Asia, make them in Thailand, home to seven out of this week's 10 most-shared brand videos. It also doesn't hurt to make your video about young people flirting.
From Thailand: CSR videos for Mitsubishi Elevator Thailand
From Thailand: Ad for Seoul Secret's Snowz product line
From Korea: 'The Healing Exam' for EBS (South Korea’s Education Broadcasting Network) by Cheil Worldwide.
From Singapore: ‘McDonald's Salmon TVC – Voices’ for McDonald's by DDB Group Singapore.
From Indonesia: ‘Arah Kisah Kita’ by Opera
From Singapore: 3D Valentine’s Collection by Clear Channel for Pandora
From New Zealand: 'Valentine insurance', for Tower Insurance by Barnes, Catmur & Friends
From Hong Kong: 'See the bright side' for McDonald's by DDB Group Hong Kong
From India: "Kiss me...close your eyes” from Cadbury by Ogilvy and Mather
From Singapore: ‘Made for More’ for Cycle & Carriage Automotive (CCA) by Interuptive
From Cannes Lions: "Thank You Creativity: It's always been there"
From Taipei: 'World’s longest red-envelope' for Balvenie by MRM McCann.
From Singapore: 'Singtel firecracker', for Singtel by Ogilvy & Mather Singapore
While a global ad from Toyota claims the top spot this week, Thailand continues to dominate the rankings.
From China: ‘You Are My CNY’ (你就是我的新年) for McDonald’s by TBWA Shanghai
From Singapore: ‘Unleash the Monkey’ by MTV Asia
The past 12 months have seen brands pull out the stops to produce more content-driven marketing than ever before—but not always with intended results. Here's our pick of five fabulous failures that caught our attention for all the wrong reasons
From Malaysia: 'HappyBeautifulYear', by Watsons Malaysia
From Australia: 'This bike has MS', for MS Australia by Grey Group
From Singapore: ‘Where Happiness Finds You’ for Tourism Fiji by Clear Channel, Iris Worldwide
From Argentina: Christmas campaign for Coca-Cola by never.no, Group IDM and Starcom Mediavest Group
From Korea: 'Standing room tickets', for Jin Air by HS Ad
From Malaysia: ‘Monsoon Cup Motion 360 Virtual Reality Boat Simulator’ for Monsoon Cup by Fishermen Integrated
Global: 'Your future is not mine', for Adidas by Johannes Leonardo
From Australia and New Zealand: ‘Let opportunity come to you’, for Seek by Clemenger BBDO
While Thailand tops the list this week, South Korea and Japan claim a sizeable spread of the rankings with some new entrants from Malaysia.
From Australia: ‘Original Recipe Burger’ for KFC by Ogilvy Sydney
SYDNEY - Ad Nut has applauded the trend towards more interesting airline safety vids but this attempt isn't quite the all-singing, all-dancing fest needed to retain this squirrel's attention.
From India: 'I say yes', for Datsun
From Europe: 'Leave a mark', for Stella Artois by Mother London
From Australia: 'Wok', for Tiger Beer (Heineken Asia Pacific) by Droga5 Sydney and the Sweet Shop
From Singapore: ‘Tinster’ for Magners by Host Singapore
From Australia: 'Life should always be Finger Lickin' Good', for KFC by Ogilvy & Mather Sydney
7-11 takes three of the top 10 spots in this week's chart, including a film about teachers that was shared more than 700,000 times on Facebook.
From The US: 'It’s Your Vacation. Why Share It?', for HomeAway by Saatchi & Saatchi London
'Branded dreams' by Studio Smack
From Vietnam: Tet campaign for Saigon Special beer (Sabeco Vietnam) by DDB Group Vietnam
From Japan: 'オカモトゼロワンCM 恐竜篇' by Okamoto
From the US: 'Find your magic', for Axe by 72andSunny Amsterdam
From Canada: 'Emojis', for Participaction by Zulu Alpha Kilo
From China: ‘The Monkey King Family’ for PepsiCo by Civilization Shanghai
Beauty brands continue their domination, claiming six out of 10 spots in this week's chart.
Campaign UK rounded up five of the singer, actor and fashion icon's memorable ads.
From Bangkok: ‘Built Ford Tough’ for Ford Motor Company by Blue Hive Asean
From Australia: 'Commence Operation Boomerang', for Meat and Livestock Australia (MLA) by The Monkeys
From Philippines: 'Top travel photo fails', for Philippine Department of Tourism by BBDO Guerrero
From Australia: 'Demand a safe home for people in Syria', for Amnesty International Australia by Longtail
From China: 'I'm 23', for CCTV by Huangdao (a member of DDB Group China)
From the US: 'Smell legendary', for Old Spice by Wieden+Kennedy
From Japan: 'Kisses in Tokyo' for Logbar's iLi Wearable Translator (agency unknown)
Personal-care brands such as Etude, Nivea and Innisfree take several spots on what is usually a tech-centric list.
From Australia: 'So fresh', for ALDI by BMF
From Australia: 'Easy-peasy parking', for Sydney Airport by Core
KFC makes a strong impact with a CSR-oriented campaign, while Pepsi, Etude and Canon make new entries to the list.
From South Korea: ‘World’s longest love story’ by Between and HJ-Story
From Germany: 'Dear brother', "for" Johnnie Walker by Dorian & Daniel
From Philippines: 'Banig-bayan', for Biogesic by Havas Media Ortega
From Hong Kong: 'Rewrite their future', for WWF by Ogilvy & Mather Hong Kong
Uniqlo, Sony, Audi and SK manage to find spots on a list with six different videos for Samsung's Gear S2.
From Australia: "Play Melbourne" for Tourism Victoria by Clemenger BBDO
From Mexico: 'Open your heart', for Coca-Cola by Ogilvy Mexico
Ad Nut is happy to share Unruly's global list of 2015's 20 most-shared ads.
The Gunn Report has released a popular poll of the 20 best ads of the 21st Century (so far). Only two ads from Asia appear: one from India and Ad Nut bets you can guess the other one. Hint: It did fairly well at Cannes.
From Hong Kong: 'Finger Language' (「指語」), for Tse Sui Luen Jewellery (TSL) 謝瑞麟 by DDB Group Hong Kong
From Ecuador: ‘Amigos y Rivales’ from Cerveza Pilsener by McCann Ecuador
From Philippines: '#FillYourGalaxyWithWonder', for Globe Telecom by Publicis Jimenez Basic
From Singapore: ‘Tweet your leader’ for WWF’s Earth Hour by Mobext Singapore
From Hong Kong: 'Wishes come true', for Landmark by DDB Group Hong Kong and 'World of warmth' for Shangri-La by Ogilvy & Mather Hong Kong
From Germany: 'HeimKommen (Homecoming)', for EDEKA by Jung von Matt
Samsung and Thailand emerge as the big winners in this week's rankings.
From Australia: 'Gentleman's collection', for Treasury Wine Estates’ Lindeman’s brand by J. Walter Thompson
From Hong Kong: ‘一日都係 Yahoo Mobile’ for Yahoo by Metta Communications
From Malaysia: Oreo jumps in to cheer student who confronted US President Barack Obama
From Korea: 'Smoking is buying yourself a disease', for the Ministry of Health and Welfare
From Spain: 'Justino', for Spain's lottery by Leo Burnett Iberia
Japan dominates this week's chart, with six slots out of the top 10 belonging to either Japanese brands or ads that are being run in the market.
Toyota and Samsung dominate this week's list, but with a wide range of different videos from different markets.
From Singapore: ‘Dulux Ambiance - Personalise your world’ by Dentsu Singapore for AkzoNobel
From the UK: 'Mog's Christmas calamity', for Sainsbury's by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO
From Australia: ‘Where Christmas Comes For Christmas’ for Myer, by Clemenger BBDO Melbourne
From Australia: ‘The Boys: Cycle’ for Bonds, by Clemenger BBDO Melbourne
From Australia: 'The Lab: Decoy', for Canon Australia by Leo Burnett Sydney
From Southeast Asia: ‘Wonderfilled - Sing With Me’ by Carat for Oreo
KFC dominates tops this week's list, with a call for charitable giving receiving a truly astounding number of shares.
KFC tops this week's list, which also includes new videos from Tesco Lotus and BMW.
New entrants include the new Toyota Prius, Maggi Malaysia and Kotex Malaysia.
Samsung Mobile tops the list again, but with a different video. AirAsia dances into the top 10.
From the US: '#SaySorry', for Temptations (Mars Petcare) by Adam & Eve DDB
From Malaysia: 'Big Mac Dubsmash chant challenge', for McDonald's by OMD Malaysia and Leo Burnett
From Singapore: 'Martell AiR Gallery', for Martell by Bates CHI&Partners
From Hong Kong: 'QPC Pop-up store', for McDonald’s by DDB Group Hong Kong
From Australia and the UK: Christmas ads for ALDI and John Lewis
From Singapore: 'Love my expressions', for Pond's by Arcade Singapore
From Philippines: 'Pantene Hair on Ice', for Pantene by Grey Group
From India: 'Giant strength', for Ambuja Cement by Publicis
From Germany: 'Uncrashable toy cars', for Merceded-Benz by Jung von Matt/Alster
From Denmark: 'Do it for mom', for Spies Travel by Robert/Boisen & Like-minded
From Australia: 'Inside every hero there are millions more', for IVFAustralia and Melbourne IVF by Core
From India: Campaign for the Indian Army by Grey Group India
From Hong Kong: '相逢何必曾Big Mac"', for McDonald's Hong Kong by DDB
'Touch made powerful', a global campaign for Huawei by WPP's TEAMHW
From the US: 'The Story of Sarah & Juan', for Wrigley Extra by Energy BBDO
'Everyday Genius’, a global rebranding for MediaTek by Prophet Hong Kong
From Vietnam: 'Reach further', for Vietnam Airlines by J. Walter Thompson Vietnam
The Campaign Asia-Pacific Viral Chart, compiled by Unruly, analyses shares of ads and branded videos posted by a curated list of Asia-based brands.
Ad Nut is happy to introduce a new weekly feature, the week's top 10 most-shared ads by Asia-Pacific brands, as compiled by Unruly.
Global TVC featuring Jennifer Aniston, for Emirates
From Vietnam: Google app: "Câu hỏi sẽ dẫn bạn đến đâu?" / The Scooterist by Google Vietnam and Phibious
Regional campaign: 'Car-fu', for ExxonMobil by BBDO Singapore
Mondelez Singapore and Clear Channel have collaborated on a new OOH campaign that seeks to encourage consumers to explore the different variants in the Cadbury Dairy Milk range.
From Hong Kong: 'Compare widely, pick wisely', for MoneyHero.com by Ogilvy & Mather
From Singapore: '#FridayFreeFlights', for Jetstar by AKA Asia
From Singapore: 'SW/TCH' by SPRG for Singapore Kindness Movement
'The Gentleman's Wager II', for Johnnie Walker by Anomaly and RSA Films
From Malaysia: ‘Get cheras to Cheras’ by BBH Asia Pacific for Ikea
From the US: 'What Else?' #10 by IPG McCann for Nespresso
From Taiwan (apparently): 'Aring, the first ring that listens to your command'
From the US: 'Imagine the possibilities' for Barbie (Mattel) by BBDO
'VR experiences' by Brand Karma for Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts
From Singapore: '99% SME' for Singtel by Ogilvy & Mather Singapore
From Korea: 'Sudden exploration', for The North Face by Innored
New entrants include AirAsia Thailand and KFC.
From Hong Kong: Campaign for Hong Kong Cleanup by Ogilvy & Mather Hong Kong
From India: Ad for Nerolac Suraksha Plus by Publicis
From Singapore: 'Where happier matters', for DirectAsia by Lowe Singapore
From Singapore: 'The power to be', for Starhub by DDB Group Singapore
Regional campaign: 'This is Pure', for and by Pure Group
Brand begins month-long campaign with actor Farid Kamil and his son, Muhammad.
Project by Porter Novelli Melbourne addresses eating disorders, also shows potential of VR beyond frivolous commercial promotions.
The brand puts a US$1 million donation and a marketing campaign behind an effort to save the animals.
Acuvue banks on the age-old formula that contact lenses give wearers a confidence boost.
The city becomes a private romantic spot in the company's latest iPhone 7 clip.
The clip featuring Victor Anastacio, by J. Walter Thompson Manila, has hit 3.4 million views in a week.
If you haven't seen the US commercial the brand had to pull after complaints, consider yourself lucky and think seriously before you go any further.
She didn't win the presidency, but Sim Sang-jung made an impression on gamers with a video styled on an Overwatch 'play of the game' clip.
Ash Be Nimble's 'Handbag Dyetonator' is activated by an SMS and has GPS to aid authorities in tracking a stolen bag.
Recruitment film by Grey Group India makes case that patriotism is not gender-specific.
Amusing ad by Havas Singapore is the brand's first locally produced creative work.
A campaign for the Vietnamese Women's Museum by Dentsu Vietnam adopts the visual language of state propaganda.
Elan Languages and J Walter Thompson ask would-be English speakers to 'Get it right'.
Crispin Porter + Bogusky tickles the fancy with a 'very serious' spot about a floppy treat.
Grey Group Australia gets street artists to paint the life stories of missing people.
Hollywood execs (unsurprisingly) reject pitches based on French cinema masterpieces, in an 'experiment' film for Alliance Française de Singapour by Ogilvy & Mather.
Arcade Singapore and Untitled Project created a set of four 2.5-metre droids that roamed and entertained at 21 Heineken events around Asia.
A subtle branding refresh takes the beer's 'uncaged' tagline literally and sets a more premium tone.
Campaign for Creative Technology's Aurvana line, by J Walter Thompson Shanghai, is running in Singapore's MRT.
Thai actress Chompoo Araya unveils her intimate secrets for underwear brand Sabina.
With Droga5, the email service continues to monkey around with fun creative approaches.
PETA and MullenLowe Singapore create a clever table-turning campaign.
Commercial by BBDO Malaysia for Libresse fails to have confidence in its own concept.
Philips Malaysia promotes its all-in-one pressure cooker with a tongue-in-cheek message for the homecoming kids.
New brand platform for Kit Kat asks stressed modern humans to 'Snap out of it'.
A trio of light and effective ads by Grey Group Singapore.
DigitasLBI spot aims to help people recognise heart-failure symptoms.
'Stefan' is an expert on stools both soft and hard in this campaign for Aspen Pharmacare's Coloxyl, by Ogilvy CommonHealth.
Singapore insurer Income's 'Times have changed' campaign looks into the evolving insurance needs of modern women.
Special effects illustrate cleanup, cooking and care tasks that are often taken for granted.
Year-long campaign has launched in Singapore and is destined for India, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines.
Tensions running high between protestors and police? Never fear, carbonated sugar water is here!
Amir Khan turns Lahore into training ground on behalf of an energy drink.
With Studio M Hotel in Singapore, the food-delivery company has launched the 'Pandanctuary'.
Impressive animation makes a credit-card spot way more fun than you'd expect.
Pegavision's interactive film rewards eye rolling.
The Secret Little Agency worked with a London artist on a display meant to attract career-fare attendees in Singapore to engineering education.
Anthemic ‘Free Me’ song creates one context; unimaginative ad concept creates another.
Clothing brand and Droga5 London offer up three wildly different global ads that are nonetheless of a piece.
Yes, this is exactly how real human beings talk and interact.
With Ogilvy Melbourne, AAMI introduces an app for young drivers to track their practice progress.
It seems like an odd line extension, but based on this global ad, it's super sexy and undeniably glamourous.
Watch these parents have conniptions after their kids eat all the Peeps.
A campaign by Cummins & Partners distills a misunderstood profession to a simple, non-threatening selling point.
The New York Times gets to the point in a simple and powerful way.
From the UK: 'Shops', by Leo Burnett London for McDonald's McCafe.
MailShrimp? JailBlimp? KaleLimp? Bizarre films by Droga5 don't mention the brand.
American organisation AARP wisely includes a woodland creature in a spot criticising the Republican healthcare bill.
From the UK: 'Break the routine' uses dance to point out that domestic abuse often goes on for far too long.
Predictably excellent spot asks women, 'What will they say about you?'
The Japanese whisky brand gets help from an ex-Olympian to give its cocktail-in-a-can drink some added punch.
See the incredible Mercedes-Benz CNY videos that have the country abuzz.
Singapore eatery warns that customers will "literally burst into a drumstick in an explosion of pure joy".
The AAMI girls spring to the rescue in the company's latest zany videos.
A campaign for Milo van collectibles by The Secret Little Agency features no Milo van.
Health Promotion Foundation and BBDO Bangkok warn motorcycle drivers about tunnel vision.
Ludde, the brand's sheepskin rug, becomes the walking, breakfast-in-bed-making star of a pair of ads out of Australia.
Sweet video for Tesco Lotus by GREYnJ United shows empathy for Thailand's rural communities.
However raunchy you think a condom PSA starring a pooch-as-penis could be, you're probably underestimating what you're about to see.
A regional campaign encourages consumption of ice cream to soothe "adulting" woes.
In Hong Kong, McDonald's increased sales of its rectangular pies by 963 percent on a day celebrating all things round.
Amnesty International, with Ogilvy and Brand Union, makes a statement about erosion of freedom in Hong Kong.
Ad Nut brings you a chocolate box full of romantic gestures from Asia-Pacific and global brands.
More than a million Marco Polo Club members will receive a customised birthday present.
Samsonite ad encourages exhausted young people to pursue their dreams in a competitive fast-paced world. Or something.
Marriott's 'Two Bellmen Three' series promotes hotel packages in Dongdaemun Square in Seoul.
An office-made holiday video is a risky play; it can prove endearing or go spectacularly wrong. See how Mindshare Malaysia did.
'One second smooth daughter in law class', for Viva by J Walter Thompson Taipei
The brief was to strengthen the bond between Samsung and its customers through VR.
'Wishes that need no words', for Guardian Pharmacy by BBDO Malaysia.
McDonald's gives a funny lesson in imperial Chinese history.
Malaysian telco Maxis puts a twist to the traditional red packets.
Webe, the mobile line of Malaysian telco giant TM Group, plans to usher in the Chinese New Year with a cocky talking rooster.
An uncomplicated message, effectively delivered.
'Dads who play Barbie', for Mattel by BBDO San Francisco.
Vietnamese pay TV network K+ helps you get an edge over your neighbours, or so it seems.
'Kungfu fighter, hidden sugar', for the Ministry of Communications and Information by Tribal Worldwide Singapore.
House of flying chili peppers: Malaysian electric company mixes cooking, kung fu.
Klopp lets Chinese fans giggle at his rusty table-tennis form; Brazilian duo lets boss win. Everyone's happy.
Campaign by Ogilvy & Mather Hong Kong promotes limited edition chicken offering.
From the US: 'Be soft, be strong' for Angel Soft by Deutsch.
From the UK: 'Win at sleeping' for Ikea by Mother London.
Wasn't this 'reality' format already played out about two years ago?
Skincare brand's VR 'date' with Korean actor sends heart rates soaring—literally.
From the UK via New Zealand: 'The secret den', by J Walter Thompson for HSBC.
Malaysian marketplace's CNY ad pokes fun at the hoarder syndrome.
A sweet, nostalgia-tinted Chinese New Year ad from DDB Group Hong Kong.
Bangalore agency Autumn Worldwide calls out passive bystanders to new year's incident.
Airline wants families to stay together for the upcoming holiday, waives flight-change fees and fare differences.
A 'concept bus' manages to capture Ad Nut's attention.
'Subway grill shelf' for Burger King by Cheil Worldwide
"Sticking Together" is the theme of Coca-Cola's CNY "Taste the Feeling" campaign.
The Dulux brand mascot speaks his mind on paint quality for the first time in over 65 years.
With TBWA Hong Kong, the brand jumps on the kawaii cooking trend for a global campaign.
Chinese-American fashion designer Vivienne Tam designed a Ferrero Rocher inspired gown in a Christmas campaign by Mirum Hong Kong.
Philippines telco, in partnership with Disney and via Publicis JimenezBasic, creates a story of courage tied to Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.
Commercial in Korea uses ASMR sound design to provide an up close and personal Ritz experience.
Tourism and Events Queensland and J. Walter Thompson Sydney place the focus on in-the-know locals and lesser-known experiences.
Precious pachyderm, developed by ASB and Saatchi & Saatchi NZ, encourages kids to save, accepts deposits via mobile.
Women issue a confrontational challenge in a campaign by BBDO Pakistan for UN Women Pakistan.
Guinness Indonesia weaves tradition with young artists in Batik-inspired campaign.
This PSA about guns in America is fantastic, but it's tragic that it had to be made.
Sophisticated vehicles, and viewers' nerves, get put to the test.
Heartwarming spot shows a Muslim imam and an Anglican vicar enjoying tea and exchanging gifts. Imagine that.
With an orange-tinged president about to take over, who's to say the time is not right for cheese-coloured products?
The brand's largest OOH campaign to date has some fun with real user data.
We sent our ad aficionado Ad Nut out to scurry around and collect interesting ways various brands are approaching today's commercial craziness.
'Man up' campaign and TV show send an important message and get a significant reaction.
Steinlager and DDB New Zealand combine kiwi hip-hop dancers with Japanese culture for launch of Tokyo Dry brand.
Ominous, smoke-like wisps threaten a group of healthy, young people. Or is something else going on here?
This election spot from the US state of Texas has gone viral, for good reason.
A campaign by TYA Singapore uses all the usual tricks to deliver a safety message. Sigh.
Nike tops the list for June, while made-in-Asia entries include Line, McDonald's, Honda and Jolibee Vietnam.
The online retailer and Leo Burnett Malaysia present two heartwarming tales of gift-giving.
The North Face offered shoppers a free parka—if only they'd go flying across a river and crash through a target on the way.
From Indonesia: "My Good Friend" by Leo Burnett and SevenSunday Films
The brand devised an action-packed torture test for a new laptop and gave consumers a chance to experience the test firsthand by driving the 'car'.
A dinosaur who's down in the dumps for a very specific reason finds salvation in a new Audi.
Work from the US: 'Lemonade not Ice T' for Geico by The Martin Agency
Bawdy, funny Maltesers spots from the UK star people with disabilities, but succeed because they don't focus on the disabilities.
A campaign for OPSM by Marcel Sydney makes eyeglasses seem so essential we are on our way to buy some right now whether we need them or not.
Fusion and Cummins & Partners approach the same simple message in very different ways.
Seeking to cut through clutter, Australia's Deakin University cranks up the saturation and brightness. Ouch!
Set Wet's ongoing activation aims to tease the coiffures of 20,000 guys.
From the UK: 'Missing people' for Missing People by BBH Barn
From Europe: 'Meet the stars' for Ikea Belgium by DDB Brussels
Sydney-based Branding By Air developed a massive video banner that flew over New York City for MTV.
Kinetic Worldwide OOH installation for Ford uses viewer-triggered noise, fans.
From the US: 'Breakthrough tool' for Children's Hospital of Minnesota by Mono
With Clemenger BBDO Melbourne, the retailer makes everyday items into a powerful idea in support of abuse victims.
From the US: 'The Bud Light Party' for Anheuser-Busch by Wieden + Kennedy New York
The brand staged games at China's border with five neighbouring countries. But it's really about the beer.
From the US: 'The State of Kentucky Fried Chicken Address' for KFC by Wieden & Kennedy, Portland
Nike and W+K make fun of their advertising legacy in this uproarious spot, which has a remarkable performance by actor Oscar Isaac as narrator.
The German automaker and BBDO Beijing launched a TVC stressing that "success isn't defined by the past".
A short film from Indonesia for Gudang Garam is heavy on cheese, 'mild' on anything vaguely interesting.
LG tops the list with a video that's NOT for arachnophobes, followed by the most slapstick bank commercial we've ever seen and love stories from KFC and Closeup.
The Hong Kong-headquartered auto brand brings a touch of poetry to a TVC starring Game of Thrones actor Kit Harington.
While the song remains singularly annoying, the message is far more important this time around.
Satirical spot skewers sexism.
Campaign addresses kids who love playing the game but don't have a favourite Hyundai A-League team.
Cookies carry a message of romance in this successful online video from the Philippines.
Aliens and dinosaurs feature in a commercial scripted by random people on the street.
From the US: Home-security company ADT animated an adorable customer-service call.
Ad Nut is happy to present the inaugural APAC YouTube Ads Leaderboard, a monthly list curated by Google.
Thailand's Bar-B-Q Plaza introduces a new item, melodramatically.
When you put Joss Whedon in charge, good things happen.
With a pair of ads by Taproot Dentsu, the shoemaker announced it would sell pairs of shoes consisting of two lefts or two rights. Watch to find out why.
Asus ad captures the thrill of the chase for its Zenphone3 model.
From Malaysia: 'The Perfect Round', for The Els Club Malaysia by G.A Brand Design Kuala Lumpur
From the US: 'Unlimited future', for Nike by Wieden + Kennedy
From Australia: 'This Australian Life', for TAL by BMF
From Singapore: 'Love Local' for McDonald's by DDB Group Singapore
From Australia: ‘Chase It’ for Honda Australia by Leo Burnett Melbourne.
From the UK: 'Why the hell not?' for Foster's by Adam & Eve DDB
From Singapore: ‘Confront The Confidence Gap’ for International Woman’s Day by BBDO Asia
From the US: 'We are #WomenNotObjects' by Badger & Winters
From New Zealand: 'Snow addicts', for Ski & Ride NZ by One Green Bean
What's next? Squirrels and dogs as friends?
From Australia: 'Thrive on', for Telstra by The Monkeys
From Australia: 'Where great minds collide', for University of Melbourne by McCann Melbourne
'Mad Max: Fury Road' Blu-ray promotions, for Village Roadshow through Genero
From Hong Kong: 'Love is in Every Moment', for AIA by Uth Creative Group with Suchfilms and Milk + Honey Films
From Europe: 'It’s all about the quality', for Lee Kum Kee by Media Bounty
From the US: 'Paper', for Honda by RPA and PES
From Hong Kong: FWD's "You dare to go, we dare to protect you" campaign by IPG.
From Australia: 'Prepare. Act. Survive' for NSW Rural Fire Service by J. Walter Thompson Sydney
From Singapore: PaperOne campaign by creative agency Atomz i! with Moove Media
Global campaign: 'Joy will take you further', for Johnnie Walker by Anomaly
From Australia: 'Human rights defender', for Amnesty International by Longtail
From Australia: 'Endure', for Taubmans by Naked Communications
From Australia: 'ALDI hole in your life', for ALDI by BMF
From Australia: 'It's not a good look', for Motor Accident Commission of South Australia by Cummins & Partners
From Philippines: 'Sharing story', for Johnson & Johnson by BBDO Guerrero
From the UK: 'You can make it', for Pot Noodle by Lucky Generals
From India: 'Why wait for Diwali', for Pepperfry by Saatchi & Saatchi
From the UK: 'Stepping' for Honda by Mcgarrybowen
John Lewis' ad featuring a young girl dancing around a house has taken the top spot in last week's global Campaign Viral Chart.
From the US: 'Latot stroller' for Total Wireless by The Martin Agency
From the US: 'Expecting' for Fiber One by Saatchi & Saatchi
From Australia: 'The Problem With Being Hot' and 'In Defence of Dad Jokes', for Pizza Hut by Host Sydney
Newly opened in Sydney, 'Human Mart' is actually a superbly detailed ploy to drive awareness and donations for Anti-Slavery Australia.
Indonesian creative studio Percolate Galactic delivers a deliciously gory animation about an unlikely food fight.
New Zealand's Partners Life uses the story rodents revile most, in an animated spot by Special Group New Zealand.
A cheeky series of ads by Aussie indie The Royals for Athena Home Loans showcases amusing wordplay and the live-audience TV stereotypes we love.
AXA's three-and-a-half-minute broad comedy about the challenges of pregnancy is tough to endure. And it feels like it's about nine months long.
The Garvan Institute of Medical Research poses a tough question in a campaign by BWM Dentsu, which also makes a bold and powerful creative choice.
In a film for NRMA Insurance and Lifeline Australia, Thinkerbell and singer-songwriter Julia Stone show that last year's Australian fires are still burning—in the minds of traumatised people.
TSLA Design and Singapore's National Heritage Board curated 120,000 pieces of content about Singapore's cultural history for a user-friendly revamp of the Roots website.
A toddler's first steps take him right out onto the city streets in this ad for Orange France and Apple by Publicis Conseil. But where's his dad?
If your chicken isn't FLG we'll replace it, promises an Asian version of the brand's Colonel in a new campaign from The Secret Little Agency.
The Unilever ice cream brand debuted two lovely little animated films at Sydney's Japanese Film Festival.
A campaign for Bonds by Special Group Australia celebrates the brand's new pride-themed product range, with an LGBTQIA+ Donna Summer dance party.
See how organisations and agencies from around APAC have chosen to mark International Womens Day 2021.
A confrontational campaign in Sweden grabs attention by shaming people for their poor password choices.
Why wouldn't you be red-faced in anger over trade in products from endangered species, a pro bono campaign from BBDO Bangkok asks.
Unflashy and down-to-earth, the campaigns give practical investing advice to Singaporeans.
Don’t worry, it’s not gory. It’s more about choosing what you want in your date and, well, with your telco package.
A pro bono campaign by Forsman & Bodenfors for the Singapore SPCA highlights the barbarity of electric-shock collars used in dog training.
It used to be fashionable for young people to complain about many obligatory and annoying aspects of CNY. But after a year without the holiday, they're ready to confess they love it, according to a new campaign from McCann.
Be the change (of undies) that you want to see in the world, asserts Bonds in a campaign by Special Group Australia.
The ice cream brand uses copy and paste to jam the superhero into a global campaign, but wants you to believe it's 'celebrating female empowerment and inspiring women'.
VVS Laxman has found 'the next great player'.
Zhou Dongyu and Song Weilong appear in a campaign that aims to capture the optimism of spring.
Summit spreadeagle? You can do better than that. Hot dog legs? Just don't. Contemplative man on a rock? Really?
Our pal Ad Nut presents a trio of amusements: Crazy dude dance moves in a dairy, the enduring power of Enya, and a mortifying misuse of a nickname in the boardroom.
Pernod Ricard's Martell Noblige reinterprets an old symbol for a new generation of potential customers in China and beyond.
Hong Kong residential property 21 Borrett Road targets high-wealth consumers with a film from Always Marketing and Sweetshop director John S Park.
Get your mind out of the gutter, a funny campaign by Wunderman Thompson urges.
The Aussie singer and personality shines in a new social-led Nestlé campaign.
Guides from the Cook Islands, who don't have a lot going on these days, do an admirable job giving folks a tour of a new Whopper available from Hungry Jacks, in this campaign from Special Group.
There's a lot jammed into these cinema spots made by Leo Burnett Thailand for the Thai Health Promotion Foundation and the Major Cineplex theatre chain. Maybe too much?
The lamb-marketing entity's annual big-budget TVC presents the meat as a unifying force for Australians divided by...an illogical and bizarre extrapolation of the events of the last year.
Riot Games and BBH team up to give gamers a taste of their Honey Fruit, the mythical power-up in League of Legends: Wild Rift.
Australia's ad watchdog is investigating complaints about a BCF ad from The Monkeys, which says the pandemic arose because "somebody ate a bat".
You can't really 'Play NZ'. It's a clever new Tourism NZ campaign that packages the country's many charms in gaming tropes, complete with a gaming influencer doing a playthrough. And also a minotaur named Tim.
Alcohol may not be the perfect gift for those you care about. Also, delayed punchline ads may not be the perfect way to make an impact.
'Yet here I am', the brand proclaims in a Publicis Communications campaign that hinges on the beer's origins.
You may find yourself swept up in this online-dating romance, which is exactly what Ogilvy and a client we won't name here (because spoilers) want.
A moving new film by W+K and Nike sparks debate about racism in Japan.
Wunderman Thompson and The Women’s Foundation Hong Kong pair up to produce a heart-rending piece of film.
You'd expect someone to get fired for not including the product name in a campaign. But the omission was intentional in this clever work for Holbrooks Worcestershire sauce, by The Works.
Photos of Porsche's Taycan promotion in Seoul, by J4D Digital Creative Communications and and TWC Brand Strategy Company.
AnalogFolk's campaign for the Australia launch of the i30 N-Line sedan sets a definite tone. If you can't bear to watch, the agency suggests, then this is not the car for you.
NRMA Insurance and CHE Proximity created 'Help', a board game that underscores—you might be able to guess—the need for insurance. Our pal Ad Nut gave it a try.
The agency cartoon-ifies six deadly pathogens in an effort to help kids understand the need for vigorous hand-washing.
You'll surely get a charge out of CJ Worx's dark humor masterpiece for Boliden car batteries.
You don't really want to to know what's on this gentleman's hand, but you do want to watch this gloriously gross commercial, which gets closer to the heart of what holiday gatherings mean than most feel-good seasonal ads.
Seemingly innocent inanimate objects may be out to get you, according to a fun new campaign for AMI Insurance by Colenso BBDO.
In a visually stunning new campaign by BBH Singapore, actor Tessa Thompson, C-Pop star Jolin Tsai, pro gamer Ricki Ortiz and musician MNEK break on through to the other side—to enjoy drinks IRL.
Aldi and longtime creative partner BMF start off the season with a bit of silliness. Good move.
The Singapore resort destination and BBH Singapore present a delightful bit of musical persuasion in an attempt to lure locals to use their annual leave visiting the island.
DDB Sydney enlisted Yippee Ki Yay to build a detailed miniature dealership in order to draw attention to an AR tool for exploring Volkswagen's T-Roc and T-Cross models.
A campaign for WildAid by MediaMonks is not gathering an actual army of marine reptiles, but an army of humans who pledge to protect them.
When GreyUnitednj teams up with Thailand's Kasikorn bank we know wackiness ensues. But is throwing concentration out the window a good thing?
Ikea's new campaign, via TBWA Singapore, says that your home can be a buffer to the noise and fragility of the outside world.
The bank's 2020 Deepavali TVC by FCB Malaysia dramatises the real-life story of a man who used his magic skills to sell durians after the pandemic made his audience disappear.
Campaign by Ogilvy Malaysia and Red Fuse features an activist, an artist and an up-and-coming rapper as it asks Malaysia to 'Smile strong together'.
A new campaign by BBDO Bangkok shines a light on the phenomena of babies ‘born without a smile’.
In a new music video for the brand, BBDO Guerrero decks Filipino crooner Jose Mari Chan in an ugly Christmas sweater and heavy jewellery.
A truck-mounted holographic projection system brought a herd of electric horses to the Korean capital in a promotion for the electric Taycan model by J4D Digital Creative Communications and TWC Brand Strategy Company.
NRMA Insurance and Colenso BBDO take us on a surprising overnight journey.
Ogilvy and Furry's Kitchen had food influencers unwittingly dig into a degustation menu made up of doggie chow.
A new campaign by FRED & FARID Los Angeles for Oppo encourages us to look at the bright side of a calamitous year. Do we dare?
If you're bad but want to be better, drinking a Carlton & United Breweries’ Pure Blonde Organic Lager is a good place to start, according to this campaign by Clemenger BBDO Melbourne.
Pedigree and Colenso BBDO created a presentation (and some hilarious films) to convince young people to take a baby step into parenting—by adopting a dog.
The 'Fun district' dreamed up by CJ Worx for Honda Motorcycle Thailand looks like a fun place to visit. No need to be concerned about the giant green sloth.
A comedy cast in a Christmas campaign is a great idea on paper, but the execution for this one was as dry as overcooked turkey.
A new campaign from BBH India focuses on the heady mixture of trepidation and hope involved in a series of first meetings, and it's inspired by real users of the app.
The digital wallet service explains its features with the help of three vivid characters in a series of videos made with TikTok in mind, in a campaign by PPurpose and Final Frontier.
While instant-cash apps are all about speed and ease of use, GreyNJ United's near five-minute work meanders sluggishly to reinforce the message.
The Korean automaker debuts a visually sumptuous global campaign by Jung von Matt for its electric-vehicle brand Ioniq, including a very brief "appearance" by mega-boyband BTS.
TSLA's effort celebrates Singaporeans' love of KFCheese by pouring orange gooey goodness all over your KFC menu favourites... and competitors' too.