Gong cha bubble tea uses AI for vertical video ad
In new AI generated campaign, ‘Mini Pearl Adventures’, Gong cha is using vertical video to promote its new Mini Pearls
Every year during the super bowl, Budweiser will give us an anti drunk driving ad. Every year, it's usually a celebrity who tells us it's a bad idea. Every year I feel that they fall flat. Until today. Here's fabulous Helen Mirren, the original badass lady who has both authority and sex appeal, berating us all for even entertaining the idea of drunk driving. She practically chews us all out and goads us into calling a cab, with humor and charm and that Helen Mirren touch we all love. When Helen reprimands you, you enjoy it. It's 60 seconds of Helen, and pure bliss.
But that's not all, Budweiser has partnered with Twitter to create a branded emoji, which shows up when you tweet #GiveADamn, and they will donate $1 dollar to safe ride programs, up to $1 million, in 2016 every time the hashtag is used as part of its anti-drunken driving efforts. We'll probably tweet #GiveADamn a million times before the week is up after people see the Helen ad. Install your Curb or Uber/Lyft app now, so you're prepared to have a nice cold one or four on Sunday.
Ad agency: Anomaly in New York