Awesome Commercials

Recent Snickers’ commercials often demonstrate how “you’re not you when you’re hungry.” Here’s how that slogan plays out in a pair of commercials for the South Korean market. C-A-L-A-R! Color! (Turn captions on)

Psyop’s animated commercial for Coca-Cola shows an enthusiastic dog – aka a dog – putting a bit of wonder back into his jaded master’s world. TL;DW: Dogs are high and Coke gives you dog vision… but only if you stole it?

The NBA aired two playoffs commercials starting a few days before the postseason began. All the teams in the first ad eventually advanced to the second round at the expense of all the teams in the second ad.

Here’s how you warm up mankind to human augmentation. Salta Beer claims it replaced a lost tooth of three rugby players with a metal one that doubles as a bottle opener. We’d rather have it on our hands, but we guess this works too.

Another Marvel flick, another Stan Lee cameo. In this Kevin Smith directed promo for Audi, the master of the Marvel universe teaches us how to nail these sort of roles with aplomb. Naturally, the clip itself has some great cameos.

Ben & Jerry’s parodies Apple’s iconic – and now ironic – 1984 Super Bowl ad to promote its new ice cream sandwich. The Brrr-ito is made of two scoops of ice cream topped with cookie crumbles and fudge and packed in a waffle wrap.

After they discovered the cat-toast energy source, the Brazilian energy drink maker Flying Horse – or at least their ad agency – accidentally turned a man into an animated GIF. Here’s how his friends coped with his condition.

Director Mark Zibert and effects shop Alter Ego pulled off this impressive promo spot for Cycling Canada, in which bicycles appear to be riding themselves across the Canadian landscape. Be sure to check out the behind the scenes reel too.

You’ll believe a basset hound can fly in this hilarious commercial for Greek communications company WIND that promotes their high speed internet service by envisioning the huge gale force winds created by its power.

Oreo paid the creator of the asdfmovies to make a commercial. The result is this comedy horror drama action science fiction short film. Body of Ben… wait wait wait. Is this… is this how communion wafers are made?!

Ricky Gervais was booked by Australian broadband network Optus to promote their new Netflix integration. But Ricky decided to completely phone in the job, resulting in the most apathetic commercial you’ve ever seen.

In this hilariously unironic commercial, Taco Bell presents itself as a utopia in the breakfast hunger games against McDonald’s. We give them points for the posters, but come on. This is like ditching Coke for Mountain Dew instead of water.

OK Go’s commercial for Chinese furniture store Red Star Macalline features a remix of I Won’t Let You Down… but it let us down a bit because the tricks here are actually from The Writing’s On the Wall, so no synchronized umbrellas for you.

To promote Russian airline S7 Airlines, advertising agency W+K Amsterdam asked kids to come up with imaginary locations, then showed that our planet is fantastic in its own ways. One-way ticket to Lake Chocolate please.

For its live show in Austin, Texas, Jimmy Kimmel Live made a series of commercials for one of the city’s small businesses with the help of native Texan Matthew McConaughey. Vulcan Video: A Video Store in 2015. It Has Free Parking.

To demonstrate the curb appeal of the new Fabia ŠKODA, the European car company created a short commercial that you think is all about their car, but in fact is a test you didn’t know you were taking. Imagine if they did this with a Lambo.