Saudi Bowling Competition: Bottles
Advertising Agency: Impact BBDO Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Creative Director: Ahmad Beck
Art director: Bobby Saguisi
Copywriter: Ziad Chehab
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I'd rather the bottles be a flat graphic that i could roll a shopping cart over. also, if the other end of the aisle doesn't look like the end where you'd release the ball, then it should.
I agree with sneaky.
And then I would have liked to see a real bowling ball packed in the refrigerator display at the end of the aisle. ;)
But in any case it's a nice idea.
It's so clearly fake it actually makes me ill.
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Good idea, and also super fake.
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Las botellas difitultan el paso así que las patearía.
The bottles would make me hard to go through, so I would kick them.
the best part... they put a 'results' section to make it look as though this was done before. liars.
fakeissimo
How does this tie into their nocturnal habits?
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can you say... lawsuit? oh wait you're in Saudi. sue them they cut your balls off!
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I bet the guy in the picture is part of the agency's creative team...
hahahahaha! I'll sell my barrel of oil on that statement.
OHS issue! All it takes is one person to not notice them and slip over... Not to mention it just plain gets in the way.
Cute idea, but not terribly practical.
I like the idea of the flat image. You could even make it one of those ones that looks like it's 3D from the other end of the aisle (but ends up being three metres long). That'd be much cooler and practical than "some idiot came by and put bottles in my way".
And what happens when a customer mistakenly puts the bottles back on the shelf? Lol
Lame ass idea!
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