Nike and Wu-Tang Clan reunite to revive one of history’s most iconic pairs of sneakers. The Nike x Wu-Tang Dunks are back on the market.

French streaming service Canal+ has us on the edge of our seats until we’re reminded that there are no wrong choices.

Dunkin’ unleashed some bizarre social media content, teasing fans with photos to promote its Halloween lineup.

The Rec Room makes a bid to appeal to young adults by promising an escape from the monotony of adulthood.

Goldfish, the classic kid-friendly cracker, just took a mature turn.

Snapchat ensures that ads have a home on their platform by launching two initiatives to expand their reach to users.

Roblox becomes more business-friendly than ever thanks to a new partnership with Shopify that will allow players to purchase physical products while in-game.

Amazon employs the power of AI to improve the quality of small business listings on their site with a brand new AI Video Generator.

The Million-Dollar Whopper contest comes to a close, and three Whopper finalists make their way to Burger King restaurants nationwide.

Liquid Death, NASCAR’s official iced tea sponsor, has unveiled their own car wrap—but it’s not for a race car. This time, it’s for a fan.

Tubi wants you to know that it’s free for everyone, even those amongst us who may not deserve it.

Oreo and Coca-Cola team up to whip up new versions of their classic products, a soda-flavored cookie and a cookie-flavored soda.

Hands full of food and a foul ball is flying your way? No reason to abandon the food, you just need the Munchie Mitt!

Pop-Tarts are good, and there’s no such thing as too much of a good thing. That’s why this giant Pop-Tart is 73 times the regular size.

On National Beer Day, is there any better way for Heineken to celebrate than by focusing on unfinished beers?

The new logo for the DCU has been revealed, and it looks rather familiar…

Creating a mental connection can be surprisingly simple. Don’t believe us? Just think about how much Deadpool and Wolverine resemble condiments.

What better way to showcase the terror of your film than by revealing how the lead villain makes the protagonist’s heart rate soar?

Wendy’s takes their rivalry with McDonald’s to the next level, placing a billboard directly above a McDonald’s location and advises patrons to reconsider their choice.

Morrisons celebrates its 125th anniversary with a look back through all the eras that they’ve been serving customers.

KFC introduces a new tagline with a hypnotic spot featuring a chicken-worshiping cult dancing through city streets.

Dominos and Uber Eats enlist Lil Wayne to promote their latest giveaway of “Ten Milli” (or $10 million) of free pizza.

French car manufacturer, Citroen, bids French citizens to prove that electric cars no longer are just made for the elite.

When it comes to food critics, nobody is better than the chef himself, Gordon Ramsay. That’s why he’s here to tell us how Welch beats out the competition!

Amidst a marketing mishap from Apple, Samsung takes the opportunity to stand by the viewers that may have felt alienated by Apple.

Just Eat partners with the stop motion animation team behind Fantastic Mr. Fox to bring us a series of endearing ads about everyday life.

Snickers rescues us from in-flight stress by healing those who may make themselves a little too comfortable during a flight.

Habit Burger Grill introduces us to their newest mascot – Charlie the Charcoal – before we promptly watch him fling himself into an inferno.

Lynx (Axe in the U.S) breaks the mold by demonstrating the power of its body spray on an unusual candidate; a dead body.

Confused.com makes their play for the national stage by launching one of advertising’s deadliest weapons: a catchy tune.

As an apology for striking a bird with a home run, Randy Johnson has set out to turn his DirectTV satellite dish into a sanctuary for all birds.

Samsung touts their AI-Upscaling capabilities by creating their own 90’s sitcom to upscale.

MoonPie parodies WWE intros in a spot promoting the showdown between the Sun and Moon during the 2024 eclipse.

The DiGiorno’s Pizza Rescue Program uses AI learning to provide coupons to customers who have discovered the perils of delivery.

Burger King lays down a $1 million prize for the lucky fan who can create the best fictional Whopper with AI art.

McDonald’s and the anime community come together with the newest hit series, WcDonald’s.

Paramount Plus pulled out all the stops for the Super Bowl, and called up all of their biggest stars.

Apple Vision Pro makes its debut alongside two spots designed to inspire wonder and excitement in the new product.

Is the company’s tagline telling travelers to “Be More HERE” or “Be MORE Here”?

Eureka Spiritsis stands out as a groundbreaking and exciting luxury brand to hit the market and change everything-just kidding, it’s IKEA.

The king of the monsters is following in the furious footsteps of Logan and Mad Max to change the way people see the movie.

The least expected contestant in the AI war takes the field. Tropicana. Yep, the orange juice.

Planning a trip to Canada? First, name a moose and then visit.

Snoop Dogg has finally come to the decision that he is done with smoke. Smoke in his fire pit, that is.

Princes launches a new campaign for their tuna line, centering on the beauty of the sea, and tuna.

Truth Initiative releases the latest in their line of anti-vape ads, featuring a vape therapist who has the worst insights imaginable.