Gemma Charles
Jul 09, 2013

Watch the latest must-see viral videos from Samsung, Dove and Toyota

The latest viral video hits from Samsung, Dove and Toyota.

Watch the latest must-see viral videos from Samsung, Dove and Toyota

 

Samsung - Usher's "Looking 4 Myself"

Usher’s video-game-inspired fight with an alternative version of himself in downtown LA, to promote Samsung’s Smart TV, has now clocked up an impressive 42m views on YouTube.

 

 

Dove – Camera shy

This Dove ad, created by Ogilvy UK, is enjoying a second burst of popularity since picking up a Gold Lion in Cannes last month. The film shows teenage girls and women trying to avoid being filmed, then contrasts this with little girls performing happily in front of the camera. It ends by asking: "When did you stop thinking you were beautiful?"

 

 

Toyota Auris Hybrid - a better way

A couple in a futuristic world find that their hi-tech existence is being hampered by their decidedly old-fashioned polluting car. The ad aims to demonstrate that no world will be truly advanced until automotive technology changes 

 

The article first appeared on www.marketingmagazine.co.uk

Source:
Campaign India

Related Articles

Just Published

1 day ago

Spikes Asia unveils 2026 jury lineup

11 Indians are on the list, including 2 jury presidents

1 day ago

Pinterest predicts the biggest Gen Z trends of 2026

The Pinterest Predicts 2026 report shows Gen Z using the platform to trade viral chaos for slower, highly curated lives. This means that making pen pals, maximalist brooches, and outdoorsy, explorer-coded fashion is back in again.

1 day ago

NutriChoice taps Aamir Khan to sell the power of ...

Britannia’s new campaign links tiny everyday decisions to bigger behaviour change, using the actor and mindful snacking as the creative bridge.

1 day ago

How Yas Island and Pickyourtrail Crafted a ...

In a world inundated with travel imagery, where every scroll reveals another sunset, skyline, or stamp-worthy escape, Yas Island, Abu Dhabi and Pickyourtrail manage to carve out a distinct space with Smash the Ordinary.