Awesome Commercials

“Any actor who tells you that he’s not inspired by Bugs Bunny is a liar.” The great Bryan Cranston pretends that he wrote, directed and performed a one-man play about the MLB postseason in this hilarious TBS commercial.

The pressure and roughhousing in an online multiplayer match literally gets to the players in this compelling TV commercial for FIFA 15. Featuring soccer phenom Lionel Messi. It reminds us of Guy Ritchie’s classic Nike ad.

A young girl is ostracized from her neighborhood because of the way she dresses. But her dad’s not going to take that crap sitting down. This ad for German DIY store Hornbach is a bit over the top, but it’s still heartwarming.

Michelle Sugar Art worked through the night to create the world’s first cake billboard. Made for Mr. Kipling, the billboard measured 20′ x 10′ and contained 13,360 cakes, many of which were eaten by passersby. More here.

England will be hosting the 2015 Rugby World Cup. The kingdom summoned none other than Charles Dance, OBE, Hand of the King, Warden of the West, Great Lion of the Rock, Chuck D., to get the world pumped up about the event.

IKEA’s 2015 catalogue can be yours as a book. No, not an e-book; an actual book. A bookbook. It’s completely wireless and never runs out of battery. We should archive this video for future reference.

Gadget reseller Gizmogul gives us a peek at life in Agbogbloshie, Ghana, the world’s largest electronics dump. Parts of the junk in Agbogbloshie are sold or recycled but the rest are burned, polluting the town with toxic fumes.

Made by Solomon Rogers for Holiday Autos, this beach buggy has deckchairs for seats, a sandpit, a slushie maker, a fridge and a GPS-guided parasol that adjusts itself based on the sun’s position.

A rookie circus technician unintentionally gives the audience a show they’ll never forget. If they make it out alive. Office equipment maker Brother makes a case for its label makers with this morbid, but hilarious commercial.

The WorldWide Interweb has put together a fun compilation of some of our favorite celebrities in rather amusing (and embarrassing) commercial roles, before they were big and famous, and frequently, before they even hit puberty.

Clerks meets cats in Pizza Hut Japan’s latest ad campaign. A series of bite-sized commercials show what a Pizza Hut store would be like if it was run by cats. Actually “run” is too optimistic a term for what plays out.

Have you ever wondered what your ancestors ate for lunch? For dinner? Raw meat, live fish and… scroomenbirt? This hilariously bad commercial for a restaurant in New York isn’t helped by its narrator’s English accent.

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.”