Febreze: Chicken

Febreze: Chicken

Because odours love to hide in your home. Febreze odour elimination.

Advertising Agency: Grey Worldwide, Düsseldorf, Germany
Creative Director: Lindsay Cullen
Art Director / Photographer: Eric Straub
Copywriter: Jörn Sonnenberg
Published: April 2008

Your rating: None Average: 3.4 (13 votes)

Comments

I can't stop laughing.

Marv's picture

It's your work, right? ;-)

Creativeheart's picture

The ads are funny.

I'm not too convinced.

-----------------------------------------
http://godwindmello.blogspot.com
http://www.flickr.com/photos/godwind

Creativeheart's picture

I hope I never get to a place where a silly visual doesn't make me laugh. When this stop being fun, I don't want to do it anymore.

first idea

NatalieM's picture

The visuals in these are fun. Comical and the message is obvious. Though they remind me slightly of the Fruit of the Loom characters, I think these are great.

-Natalie
www.topolewski.net

Also getting some fruit of the loom over here. Not necessarily bad.

I wish I had first ideas like this. Funny.

Le Douche's picture

HA!

elgrecones's picture

looks like a testicle...

is that a testicle with a chefs hat or a piece of chicken leg? either way this idea has been over killed.
People dressed as sperm comes to the top of my head, irritating eyes is another.
Maybe its funny for zee germans but for the rest of us its an old gag.

these are all awful. anybody who's laughing has some serious problems.

i am sorry, the art could have been much better. I think the average layman would at least giggle and get it

Unfortunately the odors are not hiding in my home - they are very present.

Because...

i'm laughing, so what's the problem with that? silly joke, but you don't need a hard to get to advertise odour elimination.

the_capywriter's picture

made me somehow think of this campaign:

http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/boecker_pest_control_invasion_2

Insight is somehow similar, yet thousand times better and a million times better executed...

The Pope's picture

the campaign could have been much better executed.