Direct TV has been coming up with silly ways to get a laugh from us for years. Sometimes it pays off, like with this little doozy of an ad series that takes another jab at cable.

There’s no denying that Jeff Bridges has literally become the character that we see him play in this Lyft ad.

The Wolf is a short film that demonstrates how a nefarious intruder can exploit holes in your company’s cyber security, starting with your printers.

Hot Wheels created a short car chase movie in a 1-minute commercial spot and it takes you on a literal ride through a learning-by-playing process.

Some people go through hard times. And it is Wonderful Pistachios who showcases some of the most unfortunate souls we’ve come across in advertising.

Is this a good direction for Monster? The monster they’ve created is a far cry from the cartoonish version they had been using for years.

There are some ad campaigns that will only make sense to their target audience. The Babies “R” Us campaign titled appropriately Prepared-ish is one of them.

Have you ever wished you were rich? If so, this marketing campaign is for you. The whole thing screams to those who are not wealthy.

We’re generally pretty positive when reviewing marketing campaigns. As much as we tried, we couldn’t resist reviewing this horrible ad series.

Walmart’s “Own the School Year Like a Hero” ad follows three of the most popular superheroes as they appear to be on a mission.

Spectrum has recently introduced a new ad series featuring some of pop culture’s favorite evil beings – namely monsters – and we love them!

This commercial has LeBron telling us he’s NOT going to tell us to drink Sprite. We’re not going to tell you to like this ad, we’re going to ask you…

Lee Jeans is trying to thread new life into their brand with this ad that suspiciously reminds us of Old Spice. The question is – are they too late?

Timing is everything. And that’s true in this ad from Old Spice. Another in a long line of commercials that continues to make us laugh.

One of the original ecommerce websites has recently embarked on a refreshed marketing campaign that aims to reinvigorate the brand.

The emotional visuals of people rocking back and forth and the rhythmic chanting – it’s enough to give you chills.

A ploy to advertise McDonald’s new Signature Crafted Recipes, including the Pico Guacamole, Maple Bacon Dijon and Sweet Barbecue Bacon.

This ad uses censored swear words to deliver a humorous message of what parents often feel when disciplining their children.

Mr. Clean went from a cartoon that was associated with cleanliness to a buff Chippendales dancer who makes women swoon.

Follow a couple as they move through life together. At the center are their Volkswagen vehicles, where they conceive their children?

For anyone who has kids or has any knowledge of kids, this ad is for you. It is a perfect representation the timeless game children have played with adults

As brands evolve and grow, it’s inevitable that they get more bold in their efforts to make an impact in their marketing efforts. Pepsi is no different.

On Episode 78 of the Speaking Human podcast, we tossed eight elite brand jingles into a bracket to determine a winner. Who won?

Poo Pourri loves to play with the product’s marketing message and often walk a fine line (and sometimes crossing it) when tackling bathroom humor.

This GEICO commercial featuring Ice-T executed the punchline perfectly, leaving viewers feeling satisfied and slightly amused.

Nike delivers another ad with filled with an uplifting message about overcoming adversity.

Can Christopher Walken and Justin Timberlake, plus a well-known pop song create brand success? Watch Bai’s ad and decide for yourself.

Square Space is no stranger to featuring beloved actors in their ads. Does Square Space plus John Malkovich equal Super Bowl success?

We debate the best and worst Super Bowl commercials in the history of the big game. Did your favorite make the list? Make your voice heard!

Do you love the show Westworld on HBO? If so, you might enjoy our coverage of the show’s website. Check out the site and then listen to the podcast.