Some Street Ads Are Attention-Grabbing, Whether You Like It Or Not.
You can mute a commercial. You can install ad-blocking software on your browser. You can flip past ads in a magazine. But companies have more tricks up their collective sleeves to get your attention. I'm talking about street advertising, where companies go all out to think of ways to grab your attention, even if you're not plugged into anything.
1.) Ariel, demonstrating their whitening prowess.
Ironically, someone will have to scrape this off the gray wall.
2.) Nike, encouraging physical activity.
Some pigeon-feeding enthusiasts are going to be so mad.
3.) IBM, filling Nike's bench void.
If their ad contract runs out, are we out a bench?
4.) Kit Kat, also filling Nike's bench void.
This guy is sitting on the wrapper side, just in case.
5.) The Economist, giving a passerby some ideas.
I hope that's an energy-efficient bulb, though.
6.) Law & Order, using the materials they have.
The desk lamp interrogation gets 'em every time.
7.) The Copenhagen Zoo, suggesting a fun day with the animals.
Insert your own Samuel L. Jackson quote about how tired you are of [expletive deleted] snakes on motor vehicles.
8.) Folgers, inviting you to have some steaming coffee.
I'm not sure if they meant to associate their product with the sewer, but that's just the coffee snob in me.
9.) Hubba Bubba, describing infinite gum bliss.
I think they have a deal worked out with the area's dentists.
10.) Sprite, making a bit of a stretch.
Showering in soda doesn't seem appealing at all.
You can mute a commercial. You can install ad-blocking software on your browser. You can flip past ads in a magazine. But companies have more tricks up their collective sleeves to get your attention. I'm talking about street advertising, where companies go all out to think of ways to grab your attention, even if you're not plugged into anything.
1.) Ariel, demonstrating their whitening prowess.
Ironically, someone will have to scrape this off the gray wall.
2.) Nike, encouraging physical activity.
Some pigeon-feeding enthusiasts are going to be so mad.
3.) IBM, filling Nike's bench void.
If their ad contract runs out, are we out a bench?
4.) Kit Kat, also filling Nike's bench void.
This guy is sitting on the wrapper side, just in case.
5.) The Economist, giving a passerby some ideas.
I hope that's an energy-efficient bulb, though.
6.) Law & Order, using the materials they have.
The desk lamp interrogation gets 'em every time.
7.) The Copenhagen Zoo, suggesting a fun day with the animals.
Insert your own Samuel L. Jackson quote about how tired you are of [expletive deleted] snakes on motor vehicles.
8.) Folgers, inviting you to have some steaming coffee.
I'm not sure if they meant to associate their product with the sewer, but that's just the coffee snob in me.
9.) Hubba Bubba, describing infinite gum bliss.
I think they have a deal worked out with the area's dentists.
10.) Sprite, making a bit of a stretch.
Showering in soda doesn't seem appealing at all.