Dude hits hard with his hoof. Also known as white sheep can't high five.

"This next one, is from my solo album..." I love how the guy with the fro leans in for a glare.

Sure to piss off real hunters everywhere, the sheep-dude scares the game away. This is a rather unwise move, we could just turn sheep-dude into a nice kebab!

The human cannonball shoots out of the entire circus tent and goes flying fast across the sky and cities a bit like that Xbox ad "champagne", which as you may recall firmly placed Fred&Farid the creative team on the map on international creatives. In this our furries are office workers once again, and they're drinking that naturally juicy stuff while their boss threatens to fire them all.

Continuing the tres weird that Fred&Farid Paris started for Orangina back in 2007 with their naughty dancing furries, which they continued with the even weirder blood orange, and then the cheating hard working furry lady O, and the even stranger Bimbo serial plaquer... Fred and Farid China are now upping the ante with evil pigeons & statistics.

Florida this, Florida that. The rabbit needs a vacation, stat.

See also Flyfrontier - Secret

Flyfrontier debuted last night with this spot, titled "secret", where none of the animals can keep one, and the spot where the rabbit says Florida far too often. These ads will appear online and in cinemas in the Trenton region.

Frontier is expanding to the East Coast via Trenton Airport. To raise awareness about this, they launched a multi-media campaign with Transit Posters, OOH boards, Bus Wraps, Digital Ads, Print ads and these TV spots. Keeping the branding front and center, the airplanes tail-animals are the ones who carry the scripts.

So Maxwell the pig (as in the one who yelled WEE WEE WEE all the way home) is on a date, and parked... because the car broke down... and his lady hopes this might mean steaming windows.....

Alas, Maxwell is a pig but not that kind of pig so he suggests they lay games on his smartphone instead of the back seat. This would be just your regular ad if it wasn't for the fact that one million moms claims it promotes bestiality.

Love them or hate them, the Kia dancing hamsters are back. This time they travel back to the 18th century to disrupt an opera house of powered wig-wearing boring people. There are anachronisms aplenty: beyond the obvious cars, they are also responsible for bringing electricity, bad laser light shows and European-style EDM courtesy of Swedish House Mafia to a previous generation of otherwise cultured people.
See, because the Kia Soul, unlike other cars is totally different, man.

Man contemplates how good life is eating chips... On a beach... listening to a flock of seagulls... Oh yes, it gets better.

The FXGUIDE: "Addicted to bass" has more on how the CGI of this was created for you execution geeks to edumacate yourselves.

Director Jeff Low from biscuit filmworks UK shot this advert for Sony PlayStation Move. A videogame-playing preteen is transformed into a rat who unleashes the power of the "magic wand" controller that accompanies the new game "Sorcery." I wish I could turn some of my co-workers into a chunk of cheese.

It's all about corny oddvertising.

We already know: the Dutch are crazy. And now they have crazy snacks. With funny names like Corny. And crazy singing rabbits. Is oddvertising the new advertising online?

In the highly amusing introductory commercial developed by Fitzroy Amsterdam, a dubious little rabbit sings a remake of the 90's hit Me So Horny (2 Live Crew) in a repulsively strong German accent. This is done in an attempt to try and woo a girl in a library, much to the annoyance of the surrounding visitors. Now we know for sure: our world is half nuts, half corny.

"Three little pigs" shows Guardian's open journalism and how the story unfolds from the front page headline in print to the comments online. A story well told, I'll bet you've never seen the three little pigs like this before.

Getting the full story, seeing the full picture has been the proposition for the Guardian since the dawn of their advertising campaign. Remember "Points of view" from 1986? Still brilliant.

" ... Eeny, meeny, miny, moe... Catch a tiger by its toe... If he hollers let him go..." Oh, look. A tiger!

Sloths are not very fast.

Everyone who saw the end coming when they spotted the bears flat tummy say "aye"! Aye! Matters not, it's still funny as hell, and who doesn't love a bear director that says "explosions" with such glee? Yes please, more explosions.

"The more you watch Canal+, the more you love cinema"

"Where's my Does at?" - I count three terrible* puns in less than 30 seconds. Slow down guys!

* the beauty of a pun is in the argh of the beholder.

Welcome to the only thank you a bloke can express. A miniature singing dog with a keyboard.
Wall's and the talking dogs go way back, in 1993 one man discovers his dog can say the brand name, but he won't say saws hedges. We've come a long way, doggy - these days The Wall's dog Alan has his own soundcloud page.

He's a bunny with one mean accent! Poor little guy. He sure knows how to throw a guilt trip.

Watch out kids, the baddest of the bad-ass bees is coming over here.. The bee revs up his engine, then takes off like a ... bee out of hell, landing in a Jack Daniels bottle. If a bee ever looked like a Harley Davidson rider, it's this one.

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