Bayer HealthCare - Rennie: Burger

Bayer HealthCare - Rennie: Burger

When it really burns.

Advertising Agency: JWT, Cairo, Egypt
Executive Creative Director: Fady Chamaa
Creative Director: Hesham Ellabban
Art Directors: Maged Nassar, Hesham Ellabban
Copywriters: Hesham Ellabban, Maged Nassar

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i dont know whether its just me but iron represents flatness or at a stretch steam, but not burning. nice to see people trying to push ideas but it never helps if you push it so far that it falls of the cliff

-SCRATCH 'N' SNIFF

Then God bless taglines, TW!
Funky little idea.
Doesn't need much. Doesn't take much.

>>>> That's not an ad. THIS is an ad.

the logic is not clear here

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwffffffffuuuuuuuuuuuuuuulllllllllllllll!

ivan's picture

Please substantiate your dislike for the benefit of all. Thanks!

yeah asswipe

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...and let the poets cry themselves to sleep. And all their tearfull words would turn back into steam

There isn't much to say on this one, apart from it's frickin' awful.

Using a heat on the outside to represent the internal heartburn seems stupid. -"Don't you hate it when heartburn irons out your shirts? Well fear no more because our product stops it!"

That's what I'm seeing when I look at this.

.........Henry. Jones. Junior! We named the dog Indiana

And an iron made of food bits?

It looks crap anyway.

.........Henry. Jones. Junior! We named the dog Indiana

You are so crotchety today! I love it!

So you're the girl that stays keen when I'm mean. Good to know ; )

.........Henry. Jones. Junior!........I like Indiana....... We named the dog Indiana

stainremovingdietproductdigestivewhatever.
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these burgers... are CRAZY

gibshellenberger's picture

don't get it. miscommunication.

Oof nasty, why didn't they use a different representation of hot AND of food.

These are ok, but its the exact same ad three times. Not three executions.

What about a kettle like a burger? or a poker like a hotdog? or an oven ring like a donut? Those are pretty cack examples actually, but I dunno.

BUGGERS

Its a meaningless ad or too subtle to undersatnd what is the message put across?