Thursday, June 23, 2011
Monday, June 20, 2011
ALWAYS (GOOD TO GO)
ALWAYS (GOOD TO GO)
JUST SO YOU’VE NOT SEEN IT
This ad opens with a class room scene that has a teacher and female students only. The teacher asks the girls if they are good to go for the day then the singing girls begin to tell us that tissue in not good to go but always is good to go as they run out singing, dancing throwing tissue papers and demonstrating how always works for up to 8 hours long so that they can stay happy always.
A LITTLE INFO
The advert critic is not yet sure which company handled the ad but will let you know as soon as he does. This particular ad was shot at a secondary school Lagos Nigeria and took a couple of days to get done.
SCORE: 7/10
Great singing voices, great choreography, beautiful girls. You could just watch it on and on even if you are a guy. The use of props is also on point (by the way, am still loving the 8 hour clock) at least, girls can now stay happy always.
IF YOU LIKE IT……
Then you definably like all the prequels.
CAPPY FRUIT JUICE (SOME MEE TIME)
CAPPY FRUIT JUICE (SOME
FIRST THOUGHT
JUST SO YOU’VE NOT SEEN IT
This lovely woman tells us how tedious or rather hectic it is to combine her day job with those of a mother, wife and home maker but she gets a little help from CAPPY JUICE. How? She simply creates a ‘me’ time with CAPPY and that helps her relax a lot since CAPPY is filled with natural nutrients and freshness so she is able to carry on and also tell her husband how good he is at his one job.
A LITTLE INFO
The AD was handled by Primer Garnet and shot in Lagos.
SCORE: 5/10
The message is passed in a simple, real and easy manner that the point is driven home and the message is passed. The recording and the miming of the voice was also well done so much so that one will think she was talking live and not miming. No doubt this add will sell the product as I myself have found myself looking for CAPPY Juice when I was stressed and needed a little ‘me’ time.LOL
IF YOU LIKE IT…..
…. Then you like Panadol extra with the truck driver and his family, Etisalat easy click and many more.
ONGA DIRTY HANDS
ONGA DIRTY HANDS
FIRST THOUGHT
‘oooook! What exactly is this advert about? Is it about the food seasoning or about dirty hands? Or are they trying to tell us that no matter how dirty your hands are Or where they have been, when you use ONGA, your food is already disinfected? I really don’t get it and neither does anyone I have come across yet. Or do you?
JUST SO UVE NOT SEEN IT
The ad opens with hands; different people’s hands doing all sorts of things like throwing away stuff in the trash, flush the toilet, cleaning food from the mouth and other stuff to show us all the possible un-hygienic places our hands might have been meanwhile a fist time watcher of the ad will Have no idea its food seasoning that is been advertised. One at that point would have thought the message of the ad was to promote washing of hands when all of a sudden, ONGA crashes the party from the nowhere and the confusion sets in so you begin to wonder if this ad is about washing of hands or food seasoning and why isn’t there a scene where the woman (Kate Henshaw-Nuttal I suppose) putting ONGA seasoning in her food washes her hands first?
SCORE: 2/10
I STILL DONT
IF YOU LIKE IT
I doubt if any like this ad that much but just so you fancy it, you will like STARTIMES, Panadol cold and catarrh, PREDICT TEST