Creative Criminals

Watch what happens when football fans try to convince their ladies to buy stadium seats for the home.

People who are sick of all these so called hipsters on music festivals, should definitely check out this commercial. Primavera Sound Foundation in colaboration wit Heineken is coaching hipsters to be as ‘genuine’ as possible.

During the Carnival in Rio de Janeiro, the high consumption of alcoholic drinks is the main responsible factor for the increase in traffic accidents. Drunk drivers are directly involved in the increase of 50% of fatal accidents during this time of the year. Antarctica’s , the most consumed beer brand and sponsor of the event, was to make its consumers arrive safely at home after drinking. Therefore they developed The Beer Turnstile..

Heineken launched a new commercial featuring a small village in the South of France. The commercial starts with a guy kicking a rugby ball into the village. The ball gets lost and creates chaos..

Budweiser Brazil just launched The Buddy Cup, a cup integrated with Facebook. When two people toast with their cups, they become friends.

Cool spoof commercial on Apple from Somersby Cider. The brand used the set up from the Apple stores and copied it into a Somersby feeling. Some of the computer jargon works surprisingly well for drinking but the tagline in the is the best. “Somersby Cider, less apps, more apples“.

Apparently the vintage look & feel in commercials is back. Wieden & Kennedy New York made this new commercial for Heineken, where a guy is tealing girlfriends all over the world. Don’t really get the concept of the commercial, but it is fun to watch.

Pleasant surprise for these commuters in London. When going home after a hard week of work, Sol, a beer brand, wanted to give the chance to prove the working people that they’re still free spirits at heart. They gave them the chance to bin their ties and by doing so they could gain a free beer.

This is a great direct mailing for a wine estate. They managed to use wine as ink in a pen, potential clients could use it to fill in order forms.

Set in the early 1800s, this spot continues the saga of our brand founder, John Jameson, and his quest to protect is beloved whiskey. In the latest commercial, he comes face-to-face with his fiercest adversary yet – modern technology. Jameson has to think on his feet faster than ever before in this action-packed tale.