Bad Ad Weekly

Shoes are lighter than a car?

A toy car that is. The idea of this ad is very simple. A toy car weighs more than a pair a shoes is very creative.

OMG!!

WTF?!

This ad chills me to the bone. Nothing hits harder than an ad that is making fun of tragedy in America. Talking about how we haven't experienced anything like tsunamis. WWF, you need to understand that this is inexcusable.

This doll makes My Buddy look like an angel.

This is by far one of the scariest commercials I have ever seen. Not only is the baby laughing uncontrollably but the announcer is laughing in the background that gives it a Rob Zombie feeling right away.

Why should Carl’s Jr. have all the fun?

You could tell that men designed this ad? Could they be any more forward? This ad makes Carl’s Jr. ads look like soft core porn (in my opinion). Burger King skips the soft stuff and subliminally shows you exactly what shouldn’t be shown in an ad.

A past-time ad goes horribly wrong.

How did someone think that was a good idea? How did the company think it was a good idea? I can’t believe that was actually published.

A Cheerios commercial that shocked the world.

This ad is beautiful. It was well written and filmed that I thought Cheerios did a wonderful job, without question. However, last Thursday the internet thought differently. Some yelled with frustration about the interracial couple. Really? How old are you? What century are you living in? 

A commercial that is really amazing at demonstrating a child's curiosity to learn and love for her father and yet people slam that down with hatred all because the parents are interracial?

The gift that keeps on giving.

This is an excellent idea from Coca Cola. Ever since the birth of small 8-ounce soda cans, has there been a need more than ever for a way to share the experience.

Love should NEVER be violent.

Period.

The Hitler Teapot Debate begins.

Within the last 24 hours this billboard has grown serious questions about JC Penney’s involvement with the ad.

Coca Cola have really outdid themselves with this ad. This ad is so in depth that it feels like a storyboard for a commercial than a print ad.

I like the concept about thinking differently but it has nothing to do with Coca Cola.

I love this ad. This ad tells a story about the greatest and memorable moments around the world. Rome, Medieval Times, WWII, Vietnam War.

Camping equals drinking, according to this advertisement. Not family values, not experiencing mother nature, just drinking.

Maybe drinking this ale makes you feel like camping?

I like this ad because they state the obvious. "This is a mortgage ad." After that it just explains another activity that you would do on your free time.

Lose weight fast and transform that belly fat to a more desirable location!

This ad is hilarious. It really does a good job at capturing what women fear at times when they want to lose weight through working out.

A flashlight that is suppose to resemble a Guinness Beer but how is this going to direct traffic to the app that you had created for this campaign?

When you see a flashlight you first think of batteries...okay maybe not, but you think of it showing you the way. That makes sense but where is the brand name?

Poor execution, unless this ad is to draw peoples attention and then later on in the campaign they keep adding pieces to the original ad.

Why is it a beautiful mess that you punched your boss after a successful meeting? This is a poor use of such a great product.

This does not show the killing of bacteria or sanitation that Wet Ones is known for. This could be for any tissue product on the market.