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FHM Singapore: Bondage

FHM Singapore: Bondage
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Advertising Agency: DDB Worldwide, Singapore
Creative Directors: Neil Johnson, Terrence Tan
Art Director: Sham Nasaar
Copywriter: Hui Chin Chew
Photographer: Jason Chang
Released: June 2007

Comments

fersvax's picture 1210 pencils

Hmmmm. FAKE!!!!!

FER.

Chris's picture 1855 pencils

they look like rubber bands

Lorem Ipsum's picture 47 pencils

THE BRIEF
Come up with an idea to enter into the upcoming Singapore CCA awards. Make sure it's cheap as we don't have a big awards budget this year. A one off ambient would be good.

THE CHALLENGE
Finding an idiot to pose for the photo.

THE RESULTS
The campaign saw a significant increase in vagueness without any proof whatsoever. Interest was generated around the agency as we discussed the possibility of a CCA finalist certificate. What's better is that one FHM magazine was read* during the 3 minutes this campaign ran.

*By the copywriter - seated behind the idiot.

Rene Fractal's picture 1430 pencils

Hahaha

Jet Lee's picture 127 pencils

The copywriter is an old aunty meh?
hahaha

me myself and irene's picture 1256 pencils

AAAAAAAHAHHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAH HA HA AH HAHAHA

thirty6chambers's picture 1468 pencils

Granted I haven't been to Singapore, but I've never seen anyone use two handles on any form of transportation in my life.

raverus's picture 1458 pencils

doesn't work at all. sorry

gmint7's picture 2090 pencils

:::J:::

handcuffs work better..

..with real locks.

:::J:::

ad pedant's picture 60 pencils

i think he just cut his tie in two and wrapped the bits round the pole...

SomeonewhodontknowDI's picture

the DI job is shit. See the left side of the glass reflection

Big Friendly Monster 822's picture 159 pencils

What a disgrace to the DDB network with such fakes all your scam ads....C'mon anyone could just do this and take a damn photograph of it and say it's all real. I think even DDB Malaysia could even do a better job than this regardless wether it's a real job for an award or even a scam. Yeah and i totally agree with "LOREM IPSUM". But whatever, there's a good idea in it but i think the idea could be pushed a little further...

Big Friendly Monster 822's picture 159 pencils

What a disgrace to the DDB network with such fakes all your scam ads....C'mon anyone could just do this and take a damn photograph of it and say it's all real. I think even DDB Malaysia could even do a better job than this regardless wether it's a real job for an award or even a scam. Yeah and i totally agree with "LOREM IPSUM". But whatever, there's a good idea in it but i think the idea could be pushed a little further...

Big Friendly Monster 822's picture 159 pencils

What a disgrace to the DDB network with such fakes all your scam ads....C'mon anyone could just do this and take a damn photograph of it and say it's all real. I think even DDB Malaysia could even do a better job than this regardless wether it's a real job for an award or even a scam. Yeah and i totally agree with "LOREM IPSUM". But whatever, there's a good idea in it but i think the idea could be pushed a little further...

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