It is in Amazon’s best interest to subvert online crime, or at the very least, educate people on how to avoid perpetrators.

If the reason you haven’t been to the gym lately, or ever, is because you have an exercise aversion—then Gymnosis might be what you need.

If you’ve been wondering what happened to the guy who turns everything he touches to gold, you’re in luck.

Gatorade recognizes that even through the grit and intense pressures of organized sports, it’s important to remember our childlike excitement.

Coors Banquet supports the heroic efforts of firefighters and is devoted to raising money for them.

As a presenting partner, the carmaker has an opportunity to showcase their commitment to zero direct emissions.

In the ad spot, the actor playfully disguises his voice while Jack in the Box customers place orders through their speaker system.

The tongue-in-cheek ad spot is a refreshing reminder that trying something new and outside the norm could be good publicity for your organization.

The portrait has also been updated to reflect a design that was recommended all the way back in 1931, by sculptor Laura Gardin Fraser.

Aston Martin is refining its iconic wings and their importance—a tribute to what makes the brand a driving force in the world of automobiles.

The brand is ready to make another shift and significantly transform its image—signaling a new era in the production company’s history.

Liquid Death creates a workout vid with comedian Bert Kreischer and viewers can get a glimpse of the insanity in their mock VHS promo.

Christopher Meloni, known for his role in the long-running television show Law & Order, is the latest spokesman for Peloton and the brand’s workout app.

Santa was caught off guard with the timing of the World Cup and finds himself cutting his summer vacation short.

It appears that LendingTree was looking for their version of Flo (from Progressive) and landed on Aunt Linda (Molly Shannon from SNL).

Skyy Vodka announced a marketing campaign with the tagline “What’s in the Sky(y)?” — tying itself directly to the movie Nope’s plot line.

LimeWire’s mission is to allow artists to go back to selling directly to fans and collectors.

If you devour mountain-sized roast beef sandwiches, then you’re likely to get meat sweats.

Small business owners are depicted as heroes who defy the odds and defend their dreams in these Google films.

He’s the most distinguished, classically trained Shakespearean actors to wield a cup of tea in all of Hollywood, maybe even the universe.

Kraft’s Mac & Cheese packaging is getting a facelift and the logo on the box has an updated cheesy noodle smile.

Atari celebrates a half century on planet Earth and launched a couple of new commemorative logos that incorporate its iconic brand mark.

It’s clear that Paramount is making efforts to grab a worldwide audience after watching the most recent ad from Paramount+ UK & Ireland.

Zippo’s new brand film “Live with Confidence” plays upon the importance that reliably producing a flame means to human beings.

a2Milk’s ad spot takes the concept of catfishing quite literally.

The tagline, “Freak Out Responsibly” describes how adults will react to the news of the product.

Liquid Death continues to crack the norm of what beverage marketing looks like.

That’s right, Vader made an appearance in NYC’s Times Square to promote Kenobi, the new Disney+ series.

Justin Bieber camps out overnight at the Tim Hortons home office waiting for his signature coffee collaboration to finish brewing.

Grammy-nominated rapper Jack Harlow has a striking resemblance to a young colonel Sanders.

The silhouette ad series has long been a way for Apple to promote a variety of music and audio features of its many devices.

The new DELOREAN might not be made by its original creator, but it looks to be a successor worthy of the name.

The Design Museum invites attendees to step out from behind their screens and experience ASMR in their shared space.

This Burger King effort, which focuses on patrons who have actually called the police to report an issue with their fast food experience, is pretty funny.

United Airlines features their positive impact on the world in a brand new campaign titled “Good Leads The Way”.

Doritos and Netflix partner up to hold a Stranger Things-themed concert, “Live From the Upside Down”.

Jack in the Box takes a new approach to digital marketing by streaming a virtual drive-thru on their own Twitch channel.

Xbox fosters in-house content sharing with a new community story feature, allowing players to share their proudest gaming moments.

Mike Tyson taps into his history by releasing “Mike Bites”, a cannabis-infused gummy that looks an awful lot like an ear…

2K created the NextMakers initiative—a program designed to support & train the next generation of online content creators.

Pete Davidson encourages style confidence in the new H&M campaign. What outfit screams “you”?

Benefit Cosmetics launches a year-long gaming tournament series to promote women in gaming.

Pringles continues down its Mind Popping path with the “Stay in the Game” campaign, as we learn that Pringles are the perfect gaming snack.

Spot Pet Insurance partners with Cameo to show us celebrities’ animal companions and show off the love they have for their fluffy friends.

Dr. Strange and Tide crossover in a 2-part series featuring Sorcerer Supreme Wong and Mr. “Tide Ad” himself, David Harbour.

Bud Light NEXT demonstrates their commitment to the Earth by running the League of Legends Spring Finals with exclusively wind energy.

LEGO and Epic Games join forces to bring the world a metaverse platform that allows children to test the medium in a safe and secure environment.

The Los Angeles Rams tackle the metaverse head-on with their very own platform for fans, the Virtual Rams House.

Cracker Jack reinvents the classic baseball snack to reflect the sport’s progress. Meet the new face of the baseball diamond, Cracker Jill!

IHOP welcomes fans with a brand refresh focused on smiles and pancakes. Open an account with the Bank of Pancake!

Pizza Hut offers all college students a way to relax when classes become too much. All aboard the Struggle Bus!

Chipotle re-launches Guac Mode with the help of Cash App, bringing free guacamole to the world!

Coke encourages gamers to taste the abstract flavor of Zero Sugar Byte by parachuting into Fortnite.

Social media was set ablaze when the Goldfish jingle became the centerpiece of the Grammys. How many ads could one fish pack?

The Cleveland Guardians celebrate the start of their first season with a new theme song, We Are Cleveland.

Tostitos uses the iconic sounds of chips and salsa to create a sonic logo for the audio medium.

Ruggable launches a national campaign “Take the Floor” to tell us all that it is okay to spend time at home and enjoy some of life’s mess.

Heineken invites us all to try the world’s first completely virtual beer. Come get a taste of these ones and zeroes.

Watching March Madness can get intense. That is why Coors Light released the Chillollipop, designed to calm even the most excitable basketball fans.

Cheetos dust can make it rather difficult to use your hands. But maybe that is the very reason we have hands-free technology?

Old Navy reached out to fans and asked them exactly what they wanted to see in an ad. Now we have a crowd of dancing dads.

7-Eleven joins forces with Rocket League and gives players an opportunity to show off their love for loaded hot dogs and taquitos alike.

150 years late to the party, Heinz finally joins the pasta sauce race with their new sauces that are just “ridiculous”.

Old Spice transports us back to the 80’s to learn about the greatest enemy of Dolph Lundgren — sweat.

To celebrate the NBA All-Star Game, Michelob ULTRA decided to transport fans back to 1993 to play some NBA JAM.

GMC pitches their Electric Hummer’s “CrabWalk” feature in the most exciting way possible; with crabs!

The marketing minds of Oscar Mayer reached out into the void, searching for the perfect brand effort. What they pulled back shocked us all.

Mtn Dew and Charlie Day join forces to provide satire on the tropes of advertising throughout the year. Their first target is product placement.

Cryptocurrency occupied a significant portion of air-time during Super Bowl LVI, so here is our list of the standout cryptocurrency ads from the Big Game!

Salesforce and Matthew McConaughey contend that the new frontier is not space, and not the metaverse. It’s our backyard.

Miller Lite has decided that if they can’t come to the Super Bowl party, they’re going to host their own!

For millennia humanity has sought the meaning of life, the answer to all questions. Little did we know the truth was in our Pringles Can the whole time.

Avocados From Mexico returns to the Super Bowl with a plan. Their campaign, House of Goodness, will take one 30 second spot and turn it into a full digital experience.

What better place to celebrate Super Bowl Sunday than in the home of a football player? Groupon takes over Rob Gronkowski’s house for one massive party!

Welcome back Mayhem, the Allstate spokesperson with some chaos to share. To celebrate his return, the maniac has found a new obsession.

Kanye West (or Ye) joins forces with Gap to bring fans a chance to immerse themselves in the world of his hit song, “Heaven or Hell”.

Some people say that they love tacos, but it is high time that they prove their devotion. Behold; the Taco Lover’s Pass. 30 days. 30 tacos.

New Year’s resolutions are an indomitable test of will. So Frito-Lay and Rick Astley let us know that it’s okay if there’s something we can’t give up.

Oreo travels back to 2007 to revive their favorite cookie, the Cakester. To celebrate this revival, find an Oreo VHS at your nearest Blockbuster Video.

Mint Mobile plays with copyright law as the original Winnie-the-Pooh story enters public domain.

Old Spice partners with The Witcher to bring fans an ad that reminds us of all the… interesting smells of our favorite fantasy world.

RadioShack has reinvented itself with a new cryptocurrency called the RADIO token. They plan to use this token to bridge the gap between young and old demographics.

LeBron James and PepsiCo join forces to bring Ruffles back to the television in a campaign celebrating our individuality, or our ridges.

Spider-Man cruises towards the release of his third film in the MCU in style. Hyundai shows us the “Only Way Home”.

Sometimes you need help with holiday shopping. And who better to help than the #1 90’s gift, a Furby!

Catherine O’Hara can’t seem to catch a break. First she lost Kevin McCallister, and now she can’t find Kevin Hart!

Peloton launched into crisis mode when a beloved “And Just Like That” character died after using their bike. It’s time for a resurrection.

Spotify celebrates the end of the year with some accolades for those songs and podcasts that came together to make for one very normal year.

The former CEO of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, has taken his online payment company into a new world. The world of blockchain. Learn about the Block rebranding on SpeakingHuman.

Forget the Metaverse, let’s go to Iceland! They have everything; from waterfalls, to birds, to completely normal and very real humans… we promise.

Orange juice has been known to mix poorly with toothpaste, so there is really only one solution for Tropicana—make your own!

Boba Fett earns his own Disney+ spin-off as we reenter the Star Wars universe and land back on Tatooine.

Disney+ brings us yet another revival of iconic heroes from the past. The newest reunion is with Warwick Davis’ Willow.

A small packaging discrepancy can be worth millions. Kellogg’s is sued for Strawberry Pop-Tarts not including enough strawberries.

Dustin Mitchell wanted to start a band named Doomscroll. Unfortunately, the developers of the video game “Doom” took issue with that.

The Cleveland Guardians were served a lawsuit by the Cleveland Guardians? Yes—you read that correctly. Learn how a roller derby team challenges the MLB.

Netflix is set to release a pack of adorable fuzzy squares named “Chilleez” into the wild, and they look a lot like my profile picture.

What happens when two nearly-identical mascots are in the same room? Only one answer: War.

This thoughtful Reebok ad shows a love and affection for all people and the questions we ask. Questions about shoes, or the truths of life.

The company once known as Facebook has a new name and logo. What is the future of this Meta rebranding?

Gap skips November and charges headlong into holiday marketing with a celebration of togetherness and kindness, and we don’t really mind.

McDonald’s touts freshness in their ingredients by erecting the iconic golden arches in the fields that supply their produce.

DC Fandome creates a community for fans and showcases their catalogue of content for established and upcoming properties.

Starbucks and Netflix ask us the age old question “But Have You Read the Book?” Only difference is, they will explain the difference..

Dave & Buster’s took a page from the internet’s playbook and have created a 40ft banana to demonstrate the size of their new screens.

Twitch partners with Warner Music Group with hopes to create new shows themed around artists and their interactions with online audiences.

Dave’s Killer Bread bursts onto the scene, ready to inject some rock and roll into the stale routine of bread shopping.

The Folgers jingle went on auction recently and it made us wonder—what is the worth of an earworm?

The new Adidas 007 line of running shoes has stirred feelings of swagger in James Bond fans as they await the final movie in the Daniel Craig saga.

In a James Bond themed Heineken ad, the super spy takes a single sip of his drink. Somehow, it has us on the edge of our seats.

The Omega Bond House is a pop-up shop in London, celebrating the luxury watches and the man who wears them. It even has 007 martinis!

“This is How We Do It” – Montell Jordan shows off his skills in front of Shaquille O’Neal in an ad from The General.

If you have never been able to find someone who has listened to as much Metallica as you, then try this whiskey. It has Metallica in its DNA.

Berries and cream, berries and cream, he’s a little lad who loves berries and cream. And now we all love his dance.

Denny’s has partnered with the best pancake-servers in the nation, offensive linebackers, to advertise their puntastic breakfast.

Vans taps into the budding platforming for marketing events – Roblox. A digital skatepark is now available for anyone to test out their sickest tricks.

The original host of Blue’s Clues, Steve Burns, makes a heartwarming return to tell his grown-up fans how proud he is of them.

Losing board game pieces is a pain no one should ever endure again. The Infinity Game Table endeavors to save our sanity by providing a wholly digital game night experience.

NERDS and D&D, it’s a match made in heaven! The two brands collaborated to create a campaign themed around the iconic candy mascots for all to play.

NERF partnered with Vrbo to bring fans a once-in-a-lifetime experience: A lakeside house fully furnished for a NERF war.

The champion of freshness, Tic Tac, has taken to the stars in search of a new way to connect with its devoted fans.

The 2021 “Candyman” release is accompanied with its own special website, and it only asks one thing of you. Say his name.

Tony Hawk recently collaborated with Liquid Death to create a skateboard that is painted with the legend’s own blood.

Toys R Us makes its triumphant return within Macy’s department stores, bringing joy to adults and children alike.

If you’ve ever wanted to throw down with reality stars or your favorite television characters— ITV has the game for you.

In a bid to increase inclusivity, Old Navy has overhauled their retail and online services to improve the shopping experiences for plus-size styles.

Jif’s “little project” with rapper Ludacris culminates into an ad spot that demonstrates how the lyrical flow in his new song is inspired by the brand’s peanut butter.

Mountain Dew has been a go-to mixer for years, so Pepsi decided it was time to get in on the action.

With the power of AR technology, Reese’s Puffs provides a way for everyone to create their own music with nothing but a few puffs and a dream.

IKEA cracks the code with their launch of the Huvudroll candle, based on their famous swedish meatballs.