Paul Marcarelli used to work for Verizon as the “Can You Hear Me Now” guy. But in this ad, he switch to Sprint, and wants to convince viewers to do the same—since you can pretty much hear him now, no matter which wireless carrier you’ve chosen. This statement is backed up by a Neilsen study

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Saying goodbye to sports legends when they retire can be heartbreaking, depending on who you root for. But in the advertising world, when one door closes, another door always opens for some sort of tribute. In this case, MullenLowe worked with JetBlue to bid farewell to Red Sox slugger David Ortiz in a light-hearted 45-second

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A long, long time ago in a universe far far away, sex was the only way to sell a hamburger and Audrina Partridge was a reality TV superstar who could sell burgers better than anyone else. Actually, that was 2009, but Carl’s Jr. has come a long way since then, realizing that the only buns

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Remember when Iron Maiden became popular… in that song Teenage Dirtbag? Don’t say maybe. कुंआ, Iron Maiden paid it forward by using its fame to showcase the Boeing 747 jumbo jet. In case you didn’t know, Iron Maiden is a British heavy metal band that’s been creating heavy metal music for the last 40 वर्षों.

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Can you believe it was 2009 when we first met the Kia Hamsters? Our favorite furries furry favorites do it again in Kia’s “The World Needs More Soul” campaign. The spot from David&Goliath starts off like the famous dueling banjos scene from Deliverance, with Nathaniel Rateliff plucking away at his guitar, playing nothing other than

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Legendary quarterback, Papa John’s promoter, Progressive Insurance diddy singer, letter writer: this Gatorade ad shows us there are a million reasons to love Peyton Manning, nevermind the HGH and sexual assault rumors. The two-minute Dear Peyton spot from TBWA\Chiat\Day L.A. pays tribute to Peyton Manning by highlighting the hundreds of handwritten letters Manning wrote throughout

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Remember when “Bohemian Rhapsody” came out? अधिकार. Neither do we—because we weren’t alive, and that’s the whole point of Heineken’s global #LiveYourMusic campaign: most of us are tone-deaf but that should never stop us from belting out our favorite jam, even if it’s older than we are. You might not know it, Heineken sponsors several

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Now that the NBA Finals are over, we can look back on what an incredible season it really was with this ad from Goodby Silverstein & पार्टनर्स. GS&P put together the “Strength in Numbers” campaign to celebrate the Golden State Warriors’ 73-win season along with Steph Curry’s 2nd MVP award. The spots are goosebump inducing,

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We’ve all heard of “raining cats and dogs” and “raining men,” but raining octopuses? Which begs the question, is it octopuses or octopi? We’ll let you decide. But we’re throwing it back to this bizarre ad from GE and BBDO New York where it’s doing exactly that: raining octopuses. The scene is set on every

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To be fair, Paul Giamatti doesn’t really need acting lessons, but in his commercial acting debut for CenturyLink he got schooled by a family of bossy film buffs, as part of the “Hollywood Insider” campaign from Arnold Worldwide. “Hollywood Insider” is so called because as a culture we’re becoming well versed at the ins and

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