Rockets, moon cars, stuff.
Agency: TBWA/Chiat/Day
Adland® is a commercial-laden heaven and hell for advertising addicts around the world.
This advertising publication was founded in 1996, built on beer and bravery, Adland® now boasts the largest super bowl commercials collection in the world.
Adland® survives on your donations alone. You can help us out by buying us a Ko-Fi. Adland® works best in Brave browser
Wow. So Absolut goes on TV and makes a complete bollix out of it. One of the greatest, most subtle, sophisticated, jeez, downright snobby print campaigns ever developed, and they follow it with this poxy let's-spell-it-out-for-the-kids-at-the-back-who-don't-get-it SHITE.
And LOVE the obvious targeting - "Hey Chad, what are young adults into these days?" "Well, Mike, they like road trips, anime movies, hate mondays, think Steve McQueen is pretty cool, like old school music, and also, they're toothgrindingly patriotic about their country". "Phew! Have we got the ad for you!"
This is a researcher's "mood video" not an ad.
- reply
Permalinkhey hey HEY. You stole my words.
Mood video indeed.
- reply
PermalinkI recently did a research project on Absolut Vodka, and I am sad to see them abandon their two worded print advertisements that ran for over 25 years. Frankly, they can do better.
- reply
Permalinkso is this an ABSOLUT dissapointment then? ;)
- reply
PermalinkHasn't Absolut taken a beating this past 5 years? Lost a significant part of their sales? For the people who believe that grey goose or belvedere is the better choice?
I'm a big fan of the old absolut ads. But hell, if they don't sell, why are the still running?
Go Chiat day go.
- reply
PermalinkDammit dabitch...you stole my words! I'll go with Absolut triteness instead. ;)
- reply
PermalinkYeesh. Is that ever lame and predictable.
But hey - I would've hated to be the team on this the follow up campaign.
No pressure at all. Nooooo.
- reply
Permalink