Hey students — need a summer job? Unsubtle billboard up now in Los Angeles.
Arrangement Finders is owned by the same company that runs cheating website Ashley Madison (who, last summer, erected a billboard in L.A. mocking Kim Jong-un).
If you're unclear as to what, exactly, the "arrangement" is for this summer "job," see the below billboard put up in Chicago earlier this year.
This quiz is the answer to the question of why men have nipples. Can you match the pictured nipples to the male star they belong to?
If you happen to have an $11 million plane lying around, that is.
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Graduation is coming up, so it's time for outgoing seniors to start thinking about the things that inspire them, and how they want to be remembered for years to come. What better than a quote from Pokémon?
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The best creative work from all over the world.
Photography by Andres Serrano, he of "Piss Christ" fame. He has also shot a lot of corpses, thus, these ads. See the other two here.
Ad agency: : Happiness, Brussels.
It's a generic idea, but the execution is exemplary.
See the other two spots here
Ad agency: TRY/APT, Oslo.
Bekol is an Israeli NGO founded and run by hearing-impaired people. See the other two from the campaign here.
Ad agency: BBR Saatchi & Saatchi.
Brilliant. Will win all the awards. See all the spots here.
Ad agency: TOY, Paris.
Don't let anyone tell you anything different.
"Love my babe so much!!!"
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Reddit user Mr_Harvey_Specter noticed that muscle men with big trapezius muscles look like they have tiny versions of themselves trying to wiggle out of their bodies. Now it's the only thing you'll ever see from now on.
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A one homeless man experiment.
The veracity of this sidewalk test can not be confirmed at this time.
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The year was 1969, and ad Mad Men really started honing their insecurity messages directed squarely at the woman's vagina.
...BUT NOT YOUR MAN.
With Demure, your Lady Flower will smell like "a whisper of mint."
Tell that to a pro wrestler's balls.
Pristine will turn this pretty girl's frown upside down by keeping "the most girl part of you...fresh and free of any worry-making odors. So, she can be "an attractive, nice-to-be-with girl."
Seriously, don't even bother calling a doctor. They'll just get the police involved, and then NOTHING will get solved.
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Colorado ad bought by local residents has upset Native Americans.
Two of the billboards are currently up in Greeley, Colorado.
Matt Wells, an account executive with Lamar Advertising, says a group of local residents purchased the space.
Residents have called the ad "offensive" and "insensitive."
According to KJCT.com, Greeley resident Kerri Salazar, who is of Native American descent, says she was livid when she learned about it. She said she doesn't have a problem with the pro-gun rights message, but she's offended the Native American people were used apparently without their consent.
A fairly bland-looking woman, which is quite apropos.
Blatantly stolen from ANIMAL New York, which is New York City's best culture website.
The print, by artist and world's most famous photography appropriator Richard Prince, is titled Jerry's Girl.
Prince says: "This a composite of all of Jerry Seinfeld's girlfriends. There were 57 over the course of the show."
It will be available soon, for all you Jerry groupies.
Honesty is the best policy. As long as you have a policy of alienating everyone you meet.
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New Zealand's Tui beer has long pushed buttons with its billboards. This one pushed a hot button.
As AdWeek put it, correctly, Tui probably didn't mean any harm with this ad. "Yeah Right" is the brand's long-running tagline that always answers the headline. (Here's 16 more of Tui's tasteless billboards.)
But Tui's Facebook page has received many negative comments about the advertisement, with some saying it is ''homophobic," ''disgusting,'' and ''offensive."
Tui's marketing manager defended the ad, saying,
''There have been a fair few 'Yeah Right' lines which have made it to the billboards over this time, all of which have been generated with the intention of delivering a smile to New Zealanders. Given the duration of this campaig...there is the odd... line, which doesn't hit the mark in generating a smile for all.
Our intention with the current Tui Yeah Right billboard...was to highlight the common situation or uncertainty experienced when someone's parent remarries.
Given the recent passing of the Same Sex Marriage Bill in Parliament, this 'Yeah Right' line is a topical spin at the age-old situation of a parent's new partner.''
Well, as my wise ad teachers at the School of Visual Arts grilled into my dense head:
"IF YOU HAVE TO EXPLAIN THE AD, YOU'VE LOST."
You can do it!
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It's widely known that cats are lazy jerks. Get 'em in shape by teaching them the importance of exercise!
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The Hyundai suicide commercial fiasco has gotten much press. But ad agencies have long loved using suicide as a creative linchpin.
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"Get out the way, Dollie. Life's not worth it without my lolli."
Probably a spec commercial, and pretty funny.
Not so bad, because the humor is very exaggerated.
Part of a Miu Miu ad from 2011 with actress Hailee Steinfeld (wonderful in True Grit). The UK's ASA banned the ad, ruling that the sad-looking Steinfeld appeared to be in the act of committing suicide.
Your depressed old chair blew its guts out.
The tired "old useless product killing itself" idea has been used over and over and over again.
Via Dubai.
