Miss America ads are focused on breaking down the stereotypes of the contestants involved in the competition.
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Miss America ads are focused on breaking down the stereotypes of the contestants involved in the competition.
Spanning decades in a single minute, this seamless spot will leave you with chills.
Procter & Gamble Co. is the world’s largest consumer-products company and they’ve filed for trademarks of popular acronyms LOL, NBD, FML and WTF.
Sometimes in marketing, making a bold move really hits the spot.
The “A Shower Worth Singing About” ad is a prime example of how the Harry’s brand continues to grow while representing and “embracing the messiness of masculinity.”
Smirnoff’s “Welcome to the Fun%” ad series featuring Ted Danson is definitely having fun, and it shows.
If you find Chuck Norris jokes to be funny or if you just like strange and unusual cameos in commercials by action stars of yesteryear, then this Toyota ad spot should make your day.
A lost treasure of the 1980s is about to roll back into your life like a ball of fire spit from the mouth of an angry idol.
We find the familiar Chuck Taylor All Star shoes as a supporting player in an ad series titled “All the Stories are True.”
The Academy desperately wants more “cool” movies on its awards show.
Pier 1 focuses on how individuals are unique and their homes should reflect their tastes and personalities.
Thirty years ago the “E.T” rip-off, MAC and Me, released to the world. Its hilarous overuse of product placement makes it a must-watch.
If you were a marketing-aware human in the 80s & 90s, this classic tagline probably rings a bell.
If you were traumatized by the end of Infinity War, Marvel’s counseling session at Comic-Con is just what you need.
When people like Todd Gurley, Albert Pujols and Future tell you to buy tickets, you listen.
After you see this new ad series you may never look at space the same again.
In the past week alone, there have been a multitude of brand fails that feel familiar and avoidable.
This rising brand is turning up the volume with an innovative new product.
If you like neon, videocassettes and viewfinders, check out the GLOW social channels.
A recent survey reveals Dove is the most trusted brand among humans ages 13-36.
Do you play with it? Do you eat it? Stop, you’re both right!
Fruit of the Loom launched a cleverly inconspicuous ad campaign and almost an entire city filled with millions of people didn’t notice.
LinkedIn pushes out a new feature that makes QR codes relevant again.
This just in—the world is owned by grown-ups and they’re tired of delivering fun and happiness to children without seeing something in return.
Moviegoers now have another (maybe better) option for seeing more movies.
GE has been undergoing some dramatic shifts in their strategy for the future of the company.
For 12 years, mankind somehow went without this product. But vocal proponents forced Mr. Peanut to roll it back into stores.
Parody music video says you should reward yourself if you read this whole article (not just the headline).
Doritos is leveraging the imminent success of Jurassic World with the world’s largest Dorito chip.
One of Disney’s most popular movie brands is finally getting its own amusement park area.
The announcement that a new Tesla Roadster package will come with strategically placed SpaceX rockets comes as no surprise.
Bitmoji continues to monetize their platform by promoting Nike and Adidas kits for the World Cup.
The International House of Pancakes has changed its name to The International House of Burgers (for the time being).
Two athletic brands are playing ball. One has a costly strike out, while the other hits a home run.
If you’re looking for positive change in the world, look no further than the Miss America brand and the competition that started as a beauty pageant in 1921.
Why is it that prominent people just can’t stop themselves from doing terrible things on Twitter?
Does this matchup still have legs or has the NBA audience grown tired of the same old?
A craft microbrewery in Florida developed an environmentally conscious six pack ring that is biodegradable and edible by sea life.
The beloved children’s show is taking the makers of a new Melissa McCarthy movie to court over “brand confusion”.
The coffee brand served over 175,000 employees nationwide anti-bias training for an afternoon.
The Yanny or Laurel phenomenon doesn’t relate to a specific brand, but it does show the power of social media as a communication tool.
Fortnite, an online multiplayer shooter video game, has literally blown up into one of the biggest games on the market.
Quality journalism, digital focus, and strong marketing are delivering new customers for the renowned newspaper.
Enjoy this video from The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon where Nintendo’s Labo DIY kit is front and center.
POM Wonderful tells the story of a man who was impaled by a dolphin and is also healthier because of it.
“This Is America” takes us back to a time when music videos were both worth watching and talking about.
Micky D’s creative advertising shines a light on the McDrives they have available in some countries.
Coming off of a major data breach, the social giant tries to remind users why they loved the site in the first place.
Check out the Bai commercial referring to an Instagram that the pop singer made in December of 2017.
Consumer brands have jumped on board to capitalize on the undying love people have for the Incredibles.
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