Awesome Commercials

Kevin Hart goes to great lengths to challenge Dave Franco in Madden NFL. We can’t explain the other stuff. Instead of boasting about whatever new or unique thing their game has, EA Sports decided to go completely off the deep end.

A free website that aggregates YouTube videos from the 70s to the 90s and arranges them by decade and by categories. The videos play on period appropriate TV frames, and it displays white noise when you switch channels.

Suffering from a heart attack, a young but severely overweight man reflects on his lifestyle. This blunt advisory was made to promote teaching healthy habits to kids, but we should all feel free to take charge of our bodies.

After a brief stint in the Premier League, Jason Sudeikis’ clueless soccer coach character is back home. Thanks to his six-and-a-half hour coaching experience, he’s now managing an 8th grade club and engaging in “pundintry.”

James Harden asks The Round Mound er – Sir Charles Barkley about tips on how to stay fresh each basketball season. The Hall of Famer responds with a suggestion that should horrify Rockets fans. And give His Airness a chuckle.

A man bets that that he can make his friend part with his “rarer than rare” boat without giving him a single cent. Jude Law and Giancarlo Giannini star in this classy commercial for Johnnie Walker Blue Label.

BMW may be late to the flash mob fad, but they make up for it in execution. The carmaker had five Hollywood stunt drivers conjure a cacophony of squeals and screeches all over a roundabout in South Africa using the nimble M235i.

While the inflatable safety suit in this PSA for U.K. health organization St. John Ambulance was made to prove a point about learning first aid, we actually think it’s a good idea for accident-prone kids (and adults).

Two schoolgirls chase each other around the city in the longest and most badass softdrink commercial you’ll ever see, featuring death-defying stunts, a jazz drummer, ninja props and Japan-level parkour. English captions available.

“You wanna ride? Yeah? You wanna ride?” The Onion promotes Honda motorcycles with this funny mini series about a man who quits his boring job to become a hero… and probably a hobo in debt. More here.

The Jordan brand tips its hat to the New York Yankees’ Derek Jeter, who is playing on his 20th and final season. Watch as fans, teammates, celebrities and even rivals honor one of the greatest players of this generation.

Old Spice’s latest ad campaign is as weird as they come, but it’s also hilarious. The spots feature an biomechanical android who makes Star Trek’s Lieutenant Commander Data seem downright human. But at least he smells amazing.

A young girl seems to be at odds with her Dad, until he makes it up to her with a thoughtful gesture. Fahrenheit DDB promotes a home improvement store with an unlikely tactic: by going for the feels.

One move, many consequences. A man grabs his keys on his way out of a bar, setting off a literal – and catastrophic – chain of events. An anti-drunk driving advisory by Canadian government agency SAAQ.

To test its driver assist features, Hyundai had stuntmen form and then abandon a convoy of its cars. The lead car’s driver was still there… but he blindfolded himself and took his hands off the wheel.

The Onion promotes Elder Scrolls Online while poking fun at the increasingly complex character creation process of MMORPGs. Though if you tone it down their idea could actually be spun off into an educational game. Will it Live?

We don’t know if YouTuber PonyHans was able to sell his old wagon, but he was able to sell his marketing skills. Volvo actually hired him to promote the new V60, a sports wagon with beeps, clicks, twerks and floor bibs.

Discovery’s Shark Week 2014 kicks off on August 10th. To whet our appetite for the deadly and awesome creatures, they put together a little commercial spot. We hope you enjoy it.

In this commercial for Newcastle Brown Ale, comedic actor Stephen Merchant envisions what America could be like if the Brits had won the Revolutionary War. We have to agree that their swear words sound much better than ours.

“Hello pigeons. My name is Rufus.” Stella Artois lends a voice to Rufus the hawk, Wimbledon’s official “Bird Scarer.” Rufus has been chasing pigeons away from the All England Club’s grounds for nearly 14 years.

Much like this French baking show, we can’t believe this Spanish KFC commercial made it on air. Because something’s fishy about the chicken here. We’re pretty sure they’re visual effects. Now we’re scared of their chicken tenders.

In this amusing commercial for TNT Russia, they doctored scenes of iconic movie characters, and made it look like they were snapping selfies. They’re all pretty great, but we like Gollum’s reluctant self portrait the best.

Oh, Japan. How we love your fascination with surreal, yet hilarious advertising. Take, for instance, this spot for a piece of workout gear called Wonder Core, which also happens to save you from accidentally falling on your ass.