Who wants to live in a world where Snoop Dog doesn’t klap spliffs?
Whatever he was paid, it looks to have been kind of worth it.
The Walmart ad does an amazing job of condensing all of the big moments from ‘Mean Girls’ into its runtime.
With the Springboks on their way to World Cup glory once more, we take a nostalgic look back to 1999 when the Boks were gearing up to take on Wales to defend their title.
The video proves that the quality at the Women’s World Cup is going to be just as impressive as it was in Qatar and it’s difficult to tell the difference at times.
A new ad campaign warns against “sharenting”, showing the horrifying consequences that could follow your kids right into adulthood if you post a picture of them online.
Overall, it is clear that the evolving technology is striking all kinds of fear into the hearts of the people.
“Have you ever looked at a tree and thought, ‘Can I drink this?’” Plaza says at the start of the verging-on-viral video. “I did,” she says as she introduces herself as the co-founder of “Wood Milk”.
Jessica Simpson’s fans are concerned.
The 81-year-old rocked nothing but a simple white apron in a promotional video for Green Mountain Coffee, making waves on social media with her thirst trap.
Derek Watts is one of those instantly recognisable South Africans, although that isn’t always a good thing.
The similarities between OUTsurance’s adverts featuring Katlego Maboe and Hippo’s new campaign headed to court.
Last May, Leo Prinsloo and his colleague, Lloyd Mtombeni, experienced their 15 minutes of fame after foiling a cash-in-transit heist.
35 years after releasing his mega-hit ‘Never Gonna Give You Up’, Rick Astley is still not, well, giving it up.
A certain Jenny from Down Under went all out in her ploy to get back at her cheating husband (hopefully, ex) with a full-page newspaper advert.
WhatsApp groups have been popping off ahead of the opening clash of The Rugby Championship between the Springboks and the All Blacks. Has anybody sent this gem your way?
Put together a well-constructed advert and you can become a part of the national lexicon. OK Furniture’s latest effort certainly won’t achieve that sort of success.
Pinkies up, everyone, the full General Motors Super Bowl advert is here with Dr. Evil in full force.
The Boston Dynamics robodogs drink beer now, after hours with the security guys.
Seoul Milk’s unfortunate ad is wrong on multiple levels, as it depicts a man spying on women who suddenly morph into dairy-producing cattle.
Congrats on turning 60, Toyota South Africa. Here’s a scathing assessment of your birthday advert to celebrate.
McDonald’s is a giant multinational corporation that has regularly been accused of exploiting workers. That doesn’t mean we can’t get a little emotional at the new Christmas commercial.
Microchips courtesy of Bill Gates, 5G reception, increased magnetism – you’ve heard them all before, so why not have a chuckle?
On top of the world’s tallest building, the “bravest woman on the planet” stood for the highest advert ever filmed.
There’s a gigantic 3D cat stopping crowds at a busy intersection in Tokyo, and it follows the usual feline routine of waking up, meowing, and then sleeping some more.
It’s not easy to convince people that they should adhere to rules put in place for their own safety. Sometimes, you have to call in the Vikings.
After being yanked off the air following a ruling back in January, Gerard Butler’s Windhoek Beer commercial is good to go again.
Now that the Super Bowl is over, we can begin the task of ranking the adverts from best to worst.
Prepare yourself, because what you’re about to see defies most of what we’ve come to expect from advertising.
Ryan Reynolds created an ad for the dating app Match, and it features both Satan and the year 2020.