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.

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..

This is a cool idea by Tribal DDB in the Netherlands. They changed Heineken bottle in interactive tools. When people cheered, the bottle ignited. When people took a zip, it ignited. And when the DJ cranked it up, every bottle became a part of the party.

Yet another Heineken commercial in the ‘Open your world’ series; a series that always revolves around a slick, but sympathetic and playful James Bond-like character that has this way of dealing with exotic situations. To get people excited for the final of the Champions League – Heineken is official sponsor – we see Mr. Smooth in this director’s cut travel half the world to be there on time.

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.

Standard questions. Prepared answers. If job interviews are all the same, how to find the right talent among 1734 applicants?

Today is Halloween, the yearly celebration observed in a number of countries on October 31, the eve of the Western Christian feast of All Hallows (or All Saints). Heineken made this funny print ad to celebrate it.

Heineken staged a special broadcast of the UEFA Champions League final match in a pub in Milan. Two legends of Italian football, Billy Costacurta and José Altafini, are in the pub giving live commentary. They don’t know that Heineken has hidden cameras everywhere to give them a nice surprise.

Since James Bond is not a sophisticated Sean-Connery-type anymore, he exchanged his Martini for a Heineken. So everytime a new Bond film is released, Heineken is allowed to advertise around Bond’s more modern taste. To promote the newest Bond film ‘Skyfall’, Wieden+Kennedy has made a spot in which the film and the commercial are seemlessly interwoven.