In showering as in lotto playing: it pays to get the order right.

Dancing penguins invade Russia's subway system to offer Irn-Bru and be weird. Because weird is the Irn-Bru thing, remember Grandad 1999, the red heads & culprits in 83, and that lovely Sing Song, lets not forget that playboy at the pool '05, and how granny travels. To teach Russians how to drink Irn-Bru like a true Scotsman*, penguins are the ambassadors. Irn-Bru gets you through, mate.

The one copy song was a track released in such a way that only one person at a time could take a listen to it. Adam Tensta remembers back in the day when one had to wait for a sing to release, and one had to stand in line to get a new single fresh hot off the presses. With the one copy song, some of that exclusivity was recreated, whilst shamelessly using peoples need to get first in line by asking them to watch something, tell fifteen people on FB about this, or tweet 15 friends about it to spread the song further.

Based on the briefing from MMB's creative team, which presented several vignettes featuring different people doing the "$5 Footlong gesture," BNS project directors Eric Adolfsen and Mario Stipinovich and their colleagues were given total creative freedom with environments, styling, and editorial for two different spots. Presenting a slightly surreal and unpredictable cast, and art direction that unifies the diverse ensemble with the Subway brand, this spot and the second one entitled "Bollywood" have aired across the U.S. throughout the coverage of the Vancouver Winter Olympics. BNS is now at work on another campaign spot for the agency and Subway.

Based on the briefing from MMB's creative team, which presented several vignettes featuring different people doing the "$5 Footlong gesture," BNS project directors Eric Adolfsen and Mario Stipinovich and their colleagues were given total creative freedom with environments, styling, and editorial for two different spots. Presenting a slightly surreal and unpredictable cast, and art direction that unifies the diverse ensemble with the Subway brand, this spot and the second one entitled "Egypt" have aired across the U.S. throughout the coverage of the Vancouver Winter Olympics. BNS is now at work on another campaign spot for the agency and Subway.

Submissions mail states: "All dancing and acting are performed by the models" - somebody get that breakdancing kid on Korea's got talent STAT!

This guy goes the extra mile to impress a young lady.

Shot in Moscow Russia rather than Finland, DNA mobile networks tells us a story about love, and time.

What's with the red scarf tied around your right leg boys?

lyrics:

I don't work, 'n I won't feel bad
got the 501 Blues they're gonna make me feel glad
gotta have 'em every day shrink to fit in my way
UH I'm talking the Levi's
Button-fly, 501 Blues
Blue as the sky with a button-flyyy
You gotta understand I'm a Levi's, 501 natural blues man