Advertising Agency: Juniper Park, Toronto, Canada
Chief Creative Officers: Alan Madill, Terry Drummond, Barry Quinn
Associate Creative Director / Art Director: Hylton Mann
Associate Creative Director / Writer: Andy Linardatos
Producer: Debbie Ingham
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31 Comments
too awesome! i like!
cool. Trihan
wow!
good stuff!
they showed me a picture & i laughed
dignity has never been photographed
This ad is really nice!!
I like it alot.
similar to the parasites
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pretty silly. very gimmicky
I like the idea but it freaks me out, anyways
gets my attention. But damn if I want to eat those potatoes. - Not. No more Lays for me... bleech.
hey,how to do this?it's a print paper or real?
awesome!!
but how to do that?it's a print paper or real ?
It's just a poster up on the ceiling. :)
It's not a poster. it's a 3D installation
Hmm the photograph is not clear, it's a little blurred.
Big mistake
cool use of the ceiling, but kinda gross for the chips. i'll take field grown over subway grown potato chips any day.
Cool use of media. But for the wrong product. Sorry but its just unappealing and does not want me to go out and buy lays chips. You guys may pick up a few awards for this. But you're doing the brand a disservice.
nobody reads the message, they are too busy looking up the ceiling...ehehehhe
That's a really good idea. I feel like a lot of the most clever stuff is being done as outdoor installations/ambient.
The impact's there alright but like someone said, it's pretty gross. Somehow, not appetising for cool eats like waffers.
OK, Lay's potatoes are grown closer than I may think,but why it would have to be reason to buy these chips? Wouldn't you prefer to eat chips made of potatoes grown at the country, instead of basements of the metropolis?
It's just funny idea.
Yeah man! It that the end take out that I'm getting? Grown closer to home? So what?!! I just want bloody crispy chips, that's all. It's not like I'm buying some zen crap, no pesticide vege.
coooooool
awesome!!
Nice!
quell chimie créative!
Gross.....this really creeps me out! CTA potato chips...subways smell, and I don't want that smell associated with food. Yuck.
Not food appealing at all.... clever though...
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nice shemale there, jaja
Awesome
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MY GOD this is BAD. Think for God's sake, about the qualities of the medium you are choosing to plant those potatoes. In case you didn't notice, probably one of the most unhygienic public places available out there are subways and subway stations. In subways people feel uncomfortable, dirty... So you are saying is, we grow our potatoes in unsanitary places, like inside of a subway station where everybody from homeless people who would like to pee everywhere in a station or just a regular person that never bathes and would like to take the train or just a person with a flu who sneezes everywhere.... If thousands of people use something everyday, that thing and everything related to that thing is unappealingly filthy. Even if you think subways are great hygiene masterpieces where you would like your food to be grown in, note that subway is not at all a happy place. Particularly this one, with these cold, bleak colors. And with this expression of the people you simply support the unhappiness of a subway. They are not surprised. They are shocked. They are afraid. There's a nuance in there.
So simple so clever, really nice advert