After Tony Hawk gave a vial of blood to paint Liquid Death's limited-edition skateboards, Lil Nas X and fans expressed frustration at the lack of backlash compared to his blood-infused Satan Shoes.
But neither is the first to engage in "Bloodvertising."
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I talked to the team behind @FreeGuyMovie's wonderfully detailed video game homage posters to learn how this celebration of decades of gaming came together: https://t.co/WoBRSfDq7I
Grey New York, which opened a fake gun store in Manhattan in 2015 to highlight the dangers of firearms in the home, is back with an unnerving PSA in which an unboxing creator discovers his parents' gun: https://t.co/RUKQQJ6MGZ
‘The hardest commercial I have ever edited.’ — How Nike created its split-screen masterpiece: https://t.co/DO1jwrR6Eo
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Welcome to The Agency, a Twitter-based simulation game in which you—or at least the collective "you"—set out to found your first ad agency. Through a series of polls, your votes will shape this startup shop's priorities and how it adapts to adversity.
LG Poland apologizes for sexist TikTok video about taking upskirt photos: https://t.co/9KqabVAIZY
(Lesson: Global brands have to keep an eye on these market-specific accounts.)
Great example of agency-fueled innovation here amid the pandemic. TBWA\Helsinki created a 3D-printed handle to help you open public doors without using your hands. https://t.co/4VlSoTrduQ