Purely History on Instagram: "A vintage 1970s McDonald’s commercial captures the playful, colorful spirit of the era. With cheerful jingles, bright uniforms, and smiling families, it showcased McDonald’s as more than fast food, but a place of fun and togetherness. These nostalgic ads helped shape the golden image of McDonald’s for generations to come."

The Brand Inquirer on Instagram: "How many licks? Tootsie Pop, the brand behind the only lollipop with a @tootsieroll center, has remade its classic Mr. Owl “How many licks?” commercial frame by frame with refreshed animation and new voice talent (no AI!). The spot was redrawn by the acclaimed animation house @calabashanimation led by the Chicago-based creative team at @schafercondoncarter Originally created by ad agency Doner, the 1969 spot is one of the most recognizable and longest-running te

Pooja Rathi on Instagram: "The Pepsi ad featuring Fardeen Khan and Rahul Khanna was an irreverent commercial that debuted in early 2002, part of the “cola war” between Pepsi and Coca-Cola 📺 • • #AdsWithPurpose #MeaningfulMoments #StoriesThatMatter #BeyondTheAd #poojaslibrary #AdWithImpact #HeartfeltAds #NotJustAnAd @mrkhanna @fardeenfkhan #pepsi"

Profitagnosis on Instagram: "In 2015, Emirates Airlines launched a $20 million global advertising campaign featuring Jennifer Aniston to highlight its premium first-class experience. The ad opens with Aniston aboard a budget airline’s so-called “first-class,” where she finds no shower, no lounge, and little privacy—only cramped seats and minimal service. Played for humor, the scene shows her confusion and discomfort until she “wakes up” in the comfort of Emirates’ first-class suite, complete wit

Good Ads Matter on Instagram: "We are back with another Ad Makers’ Picks collaboration, this time with Sukriti Tyagi @s_____u_ki, a director based in India. With a background in design, Sukriti has crafted a distinctive directorial style, gravitating towards non-traditional formats and humour that sneaks in sideways. Her work spans campaigns for Meta, BGMI, Burger King, Google, Swiggy, and Sleepycat, with her recent film for WokTok winning Gold in Film Craft and Direction at multiple advertising