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‘We Wish You A Scary Halloween’ - Pepsi

• What’s happening: A Pepsi can, clad in a red Coca-Cola cape, stands ominously amidst rocky terrain. The tagline "We wish you a scary Halloween!" hints at a playful jab, with the Pepsi logo firmly planted at the bottom.

• Why it’s awesome: This ad is a masterclass in rivalrous wit. Pepsi takes a playful, cheeky swipe at its competitor, implying that the most terrifying costume for Halloween is, in fact, Coca-Cola itself. It's clever, confident, and perfectly timed for the holiday spirit.

‘Break Sweet’ - Surreal

• What’s happening: Two subway posters, one from Gymshark, one from Surreal cereal. Gymshark's shows a guy "breaking sweat" with a mouthful of cereal, while next to it, Surreal unveils a co-branded "Cardi-Os" high-protein cereal. It’s a hilarious, literal take on fitness and breakfast.

• Why it’s awesome: This isn't just an ad; it's a comedic masterclass in brand collaboration. By directly playing off "Break Sweat" with "Breakfast" and creating a joint product, Gymshark and Surreal brilliantly blur the lines between grueling workouts and indulgent mornings, proving you can have your protein and eat it too.

‘Protect Our Wildlife Now’ - WWF

• What’s happening: This ad masterfully repurposes the Jaguar car brand's logo evolution through time. It starts sleek and iconic, then subtly shifts to a jarring reality check, showing the jaguar outlines fading, almost to nothing, by 2024. The WWF swoops in with a blunt message: "Not again. Protect our wildlife now."

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‘Revenge On My Ex’ - Beava

• What’s happening: This ad cleverly disguises itself as a personal "Notes" app checklist, outlining a three-step "Revenge on my ex" plan: buy Beava creatine gummies, take them daily, and "Get BIGGER BOOTY in 4 weeks." Below the cheeky to-do list, three bottles of the strawberry-flavored gummies are proudly displayed, ready to fuel the ultimate glow-up spite.

• Why it’s awesome: It’s a masterclass in emotional marketing wrapped in digital native packaging. By tapping into the universal, often humorous, desire for a post-breakup glow-up, the ad transforms a functional supplement into a tool for self-empowerment and revenge. The mock "Notes" app gives it an authentic, shareable vibe, turning a product pitch into a relatable, witty social media moment. It makes the customer feel seen, heard, and ready to get even – one gummy at a time.

‘Original Art For Sale’ - Liquid Death

• What’s happening: What's Happening:** Liquid Death, ever the provocateur, has unveiled its latest "original art": a gold can of their sparkling water meticulously duct-taped to a wall. This masterpiece is listed for a cool $5.2 million on their merch store, a price they cheekily defend as a "tremendous value" given their water's relative cost to a banana.

• Why it’s awesome: This ad is pure genius, taking a brilliant swing at the viral absurdity of Maurizio Cattelan's "Comedian" (the $120,000 banana art). Liquid Death doesn't just copy; it exaggerates, critiques, and brands it. By aligning themselves with a moment of cultural ridicule, they solidify their audacious, anti-establishment identity, proving they're not just selling water, but a whole attitude.

That’s a wrap! We hope these bold, fun, and inspiring ads gave you your daily dose of creative energy. See you soon for some more best-in-class marketing goodies!