Black Cat Peanut Butter: Swing

Black Cat Peanut Butter: Swing

Packed with Peanut Power.

Advertising Agency: TBWA Hunt Lascaris, Johannesburg, South Africa
Creative Directors: Damon Stapleton, Adam Weber
Art Director: Kirsten Friedericksen
Copywriter: Vanessa Wood
Photographer: Christelle Ferreira
Other additional credits: Rudolph Janse van Rensburg
Released: March 2008

Your rating: None Average: 4.4 (16 votes)

Comments

What the F*** is peanut power? Snickers is using that exact slogan.

i thought they were using "get some nuts" almost everywhere to replace the "really satisfys"

-SCRATCH 'N' SNIFF

Very cool! Though I'm trying to think whether I would have gotten that when I was a kid.

Almakos's picture

guess it is for parents
anyway don't like this ad

Go Younha!!!

Tripioso's picture

Nahhh. Shoud I come to the swings and say… Ohhh!!, this is what happens when I eat this? C'mon!
Lame.

Life's a Trip. Enjoy the Ride!

no no no.. might need to hire a person to explain the idea to people that visit the park.

Even an adult will have to give number of thought to understand what exactly would have happened :(
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Way to piss off children and parents by making one of the swings unusable. Fail.

good idea but not executed properly

Funky_Frogii's picture

i would have loved it if it was only for kids.........
....good.............

love anything creative
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Rachel.Mann's picture

The whole idea is that peanutbutter gives you superhuman ability?

...

What?

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"I am one who believes that one of the greatest dangers of advertising is not that of misleading people, but that of boring them to death."
- Leo Burnett

One less swing for kids and parents to make use of.

Come on guys, it's not that difficult. The peanut butter gives energy. I love the media placement and I would give this a thumbs up. I get it instantly and I'm from Kentucky.

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