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From global pop culture and viral moments to humour, heritage, and purpose-led storytelling, this week’s Ad Spot brings together campaigns that tap into emotion and cultural relevance in distinct ways.
Bad Bunny took centre stage as Apple Music captured the global fan frenzy around his historic halftime performance, turning real-time reactions into a celebration of music and community. Meanwhile, Lava International used dark humour and an unexpected narrative to spotlight its free at-home service, proving how storytelling could make even functional messaging memorable.
Celebrity-driven humour also powered CeraVe’s latest campaign featuring Kevin Durant, which turned a viral internet moment into a self-aware, social-first brand story. On the other end of the spectrum, Greenpeace UK delivered a powerful message by reframing legacy giving as a final act of protest, blending emotion and activism in a thought-provoking way.
Here’s a closer look at the campaigns that stood out this week.
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