Adidas Beijing Moments - press, China
TBWA\Tequila Hong Kong continues their "Beijing Moments" campaign for Adidas, now with posters depicting athletes from around the world with "the whole country behind them" - like the original thought in their "Together in 2008 Impossible is nothing" campaign previously shown here in Adland, depicting thousands of fellow countrymen giving a helping hand to the athletes. You can also see the campaign at adidas.com/beijingmoments Ok that totally stopped working for me so good luck with that I swear it was working a minute ago.
I find the first one kind of creepy due to recent activity around here. But that's probably just me.
Featuring: Chinese Taipei Taekwondo athlete Chu Mu-Yen, Chinese Taipei Taekwondo athlete Yang Shuchun, South Korean weightlifter Jang Mi Ran, Russian polevaulter Jelena Isinbajeva , American 400 meters runner Jeremy Wariner, and USA sprinter Tyson Gay.
Executive Creative Directors: John Merrifield and Mark Ringer
Art Director: Patrick Tom
Copywriters: Mark Ringer and Malcolm Costain
Designer: Hoon Kim
Photographer: Nadav Kander
Retouch: Antony Crossfield.
Adidas director of brand marketing Asia Pacific: Celine del Genes
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- In actual fact amazing
2 hours 46 sec ago - In actual fact amazing
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4 hours 36 min ago - Great job
4 hours 37 min ago - Hilarious
2 days 22 hours ago - What is the name of the music
3 days 11 hours ago - צור קשר עם קוקה קולה ישראל
4 days 17 hours ago - אני רוצה ששמי יהיה על בקבוק
4 days 23 hours ago


The Tyson Guy shot is the only one that really works, IMHO. That ad looks perfect. I'm not so keen on the typography treatment in the Olympic Adidas campaigns. Feels so forced.
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