Proud sponsor of the Michelob Ultra Open.
Advertising Agency: TracyLocke, Dallas, TX, USA
Creative Director: Kyle Jones
Art Director: Matt Fraser
Copywriter: Gib Shellenberger
Illustrator: Brad Pippin
Published: March 2007
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25 Comments
hmmmmmm.
I like the visual but the idea is lacking a wee bit.
.....wait for it.
Doin' it for the points
ew, i would never want to eat a hotdog from 7-11 ever!
Not only that. A green Hot Dog from 7eleven. And where the beer at?...Ain't it the Michelob open?. Unless they've come up with a new line of products included a beer based hot dog sausage that we don't know about.
Nice try, but keep on trying, nigga.
Holla at my niggas!!!
This is why people like Don Imus got away with what he did for so long. Because no one had the guts to say a damn thing. Everyone is desensitized to this type of hate. This person's username and comments are racist. It bothers me and I KNOW it bothers some of you. Ivan, why are allowing this?
agreed.
and the dude is 32.
n**** - grow up.
or piss off.
2nd option preferable.
1 Nigga.
You're not welcome here.
And your point is being overshadowed by your aweful nickname. Why? An eye for an eye? A bit childish.
Were you trying to make a point?
Your comment is depressing not funny.
www.aaasmith.blogspot.com
I find it hard to belive that Michelob would need sponsors to help them with their golf tournament. CHEAP!
Other than my outrage at that, I like the ad. I don't eat those hot dogs but someone must, or they wouldn't keep those heated rollers going all day, right?
It's a leeetle beeet forced, but I'm feeling whimsical.
Reminds me of Homer Simpson's old sandwich that he wouldn't throw away.
I quite like this one.
It looks a bit crap but its a good idea.
7/10
BUGGERS
www.aaasmith.blogspot.com
it's as easy as this: 7-e sponsors a multitude of sports teams and events across the country. we do ads for every one of them. most have the same line across the bottom: [7-e is a] proud sponsor of...
we try to come up with relevant and entertaining visuals.
Good stuff ;-)
BUGGERS
www.aaasmith.blogspot.com
exactly, gud stuff...c'mon, wat more do u expect?
i frankly like d visual a lot
~ old habits die hard, older ones never do ~
a different approach for sure but 7eleven hot-dogs suck
pepsi for the 60s generation and still going strong
should try their mashed potato if u have it there ;p
hahahaha! Does it come with gravy?
Oooo man, its 8:45 here and I am reading about mashed potatoes with gravy. Im starting to feel sick...
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...and let the poets cry themselves to sleep. And all their tearfull words would turn back into steam
i thought it was impossible to make 7-11 hot dogs any less appetising. i stand corrected.
Contrived and forced.
Misses the cut.
>>>> That's not an ad. THIS is an ad.
welcome to the kwik-e-mart
let's throw a brick-e-mart
>>>> That's not an ad. THIS is an ad.
Sponsorship ads oftentimes end up with a visual hodgepodge/marriage of things that are associated with the advertiser and the event that they promote.
Sure, I see the connection between the two, but this just totally lacks the wit and humor I'd expect
from such an iconic advertiser. I used to like their funny "Thank heaven.." tv campaign from GSD&M a few years ago. Oh, well...
The green processed meat product here sure looks appetizing. :(
"It's people! Soylent Green is made out of people! They're making our food out of PEOPLE!!!"
Too forced, there are so many products in 7 11 that you could manipulate into golf imagery, surely. It just looks silly.
Strip. Strip. Strip.
mmmmmm, green hotdog...
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