So Converse did an ad campaign where they grouped together the strangest set of musicians you could possibly think of, this one with the wonderful combination of rap, indie hipster rock, and fratty bro rock. Interestingly enough, the song is actually really good; go figure.
Sunday marks the XLVIIth occurrence of a certain football game that stringent copyright laws keep us from referring to by name. With XLVII years of the game, come XLVII years of exorbitantly produced commercials that have come from terrible shaving cream ads to Kate Upton washing cars. Oh how the times have changed.
A certain football game (that will continue to go unnamed for fear of the NFL's ironclad legal grip on its actual name) is happening in just a few days! As of today, the most viewed of the ads already released to the public features Big Bang theory starlet Kaley Cuoco granting wishes and dressing in purple.
It has terrible hours, you depend on two other older people for everything in life, and you're stuck with it for 18 years! Lame!
Awhile back, NBA point guard Kyrie Irving teamed up with Pepsi to create what amounted to the best street ball you'll ever see. Irving donned makeup to make himself look somewhere upwards of 70 years old, and proceeded to throw down at a local street game.
Is she selling a car? I can't focus on the product for long enough to find out...
Although, when you think about it, don't we make ALL music with our muscles? #ownedbysciencelol
Seriously guys, I can't believe how big this ad is.
What seems like an innocent and cute design has going horribly wrong -- and in so many ways!
Do you think the Japanese designers behind this product didn't realize all these alternative views of their design, or was it intention? Either way, the cup has gone viral and as they say, 'There is no such thing as bad publicity.'
Thankfully, this age old question has finally been answered.
Warning: language.
