This ad, that focuses on boobs, breasts, boobies, ta-tas, tits and headless shots of boobtastic cleavage is from Lowe Porta, Santiago. It encourages us to love them boobs because if we don't check them out on a regular basis, we might lose them. And our life. (Y'all know there's living creatures attached to these boobs, right?)

Vo says: "If we like them so much, we should take care of them. Make a woman get a breast exam."

It's like Skittles meets Orbit meets the Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy.

"Agency Selection of Milan, Italy provides a surprising twist in a new spot for Vivident Blast gum directed by Guy Shelmerdine of Smuggler. Edited by John Smith of The Whitehouse, we'll bet a pack of gum you won't be able to predict what comes next ...."

The Danes are making fools of themselves Danish women again in viral videos. This time there's no "Karen desperatly seeking the father of her baby", but a heroic nurse who straddles a wounded man, resuscitating the patient with the help of her naked breasts and some sort of stripper CPR.... "We have signs of life!" shouts a male nurse while the female nurse signals "Call me" to the patient.

Commercial for Pink Ribbon Magazine 100% non-profit to raise money for the fight against breast cancer, it is directed by Chris Palmer of Gorgeous Productions: http://www.gorgeous.co.uk/ and conceived by Grey Amsterdam.

See also Dutch Voiceover version here and the Pink Ribbon print campaign that goes with it.

This cheeky ad from the Singapore office of the Leo Burnett Company won the 1997 New York Festivals sponsored Grand Awards for best public service announcement. It was for the Singapore Cancer Society/Breast Cancer Awareness. It was received well in Japan too.

"If only women examined their breasts as much as men do."

According to the AEF:

The advertising world has long known that sex sells, but does sex translate?