Work of the Week: 12/02/21
Amidst the celebrity endorsements and huge, big money, big scale productions during the ad breaks of last weekend's Super Bowl was a small, but mighty, five-second, completely static ad.
The truly blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment was actually an ad for Reddit. The past few weeks, in which a section of the Reddit community did a legitimately good job in taking on Wall Street from the comfort of their own homes, showed that powerful things can happen when a passionate crew of people rally around something - be it personal finance, skincare or stonks. Reddit and its agency R/GA California used this as inspiration to create this almighty but tiny Super Bowl spot in just a few days.
It was one of our favourites of the night that hadn't been released prior to the match and is a worthy entrant into this week's Work of the Week. It sits alongside campaigns from the UAE, UK, Malaysia and more.
Churchill's Serene Funfair Ride Helps Customers Keep their Cool Should Life Come to a Stop
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NFL's Super Bowl Ad Brings Back the Voice of Vince Lombardi
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Panda Express Invites Everyone to Find Moments Worth Savouring This Lunar New Year
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UAE Visitors Get a Taste of Space with 'Martian Ink' Passport Stamps
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Digi Shares Tear-Jerking Message of Love and Kindness for Chinese New Year 2021
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Reddit Made a (Static, Five-Second) Super Bowl Ad
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Habito's Erotic Novel Tells a Raunchy Tale of First Time Buyers
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Marmite Dynamite Makes a Crash with Explosive Special Build
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