Angela Natividad's Live & Uncensored!

Showing posts with label buzzman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label buzzman. Show all posts

04 November 2011

The amazing is calling ... from a Nokia!



Buzzman does it again with The Amazing Calls, an ad that brings high drama to what is basically a catty grab (as evidenced by the hair pulling and necklace yanking. We still liked it though). Between 7 and 13 November, the Nokia Lumia featured on Theamazingcalls.fr will ring. Be the first person in France to pick it up and something might happen that will "change your everyday". Take your best guess as to what that might be, based on the caller: anybody from Metronomy to Joeystarr to British sports journo Darren Toulett.

UPDATE: A video's just been posted, featuring Metronomy. They promise to do a live concert just for you and your friends if you manage to answer their call, slated for the 7th:



If you plan to play, it won't be easy. The website lags like crazy and the background music plays mercilessly. But maybe that's just a strategy for weeding out the weak.

26 April 2011

GIFs Gone Wild

Where would you be if GIFs could leap out of the internet and penetrate your mediocre life like a loud garish sparklephallus?






Brought to you by Buzzman (you know the one!) for MTV Mobile.

It's probably overreaching to find rhyme/reason in an MTV ad, but I guess I can see how a proper mobile experience can leap into the real world and engage you the way a dead Flash window won't. As it's MTV (in your pocket!), multiply the technicolor WTF factor by 10. (Consider.)

22 February 2011

The Angels are Falling...

...and not for Kanye West. For Axe! Okay, part of you will roll your eyes, but another part of you - maybe the stronger part - will appreciate the epic balls of this.


New Axe Provocation. Make even the angels fall.


Agency Buzzman, the volatile geniuses that came up with that Tippex hunter/bear thing, has populated an entire campaign with gorgeous, flirtatious angels on the quest for something more, well, down to earth. The ad above appeared online around the same time prominent French ad bloggers started receiving personalised messages from angels.