Nestlé KitKat: Vuvuzela
Have a break, Have a Kit Kat
Advertising Agency: JWT Brussels, Belgium
Creative Director: Jean-Luc Walraff
Art Director: Cédric Minot
Copywriter: Jurgen Verbiest
Photographer: Antoine Melis
Published: June 2010
32 Comments
sorry don't get it or is there really nothing to get
you better search for vuvuzela. maybe it helps you to get.
seriously? have you been living under a rock?
Hahaha nice one!
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Pop Art Laboratory v.2
Yep!
Thx Guys ;-)
Brilliant!
JWT London also devised this tactical ad for the longest ever tennis match at Wimbledon:
http://creativecriminals.com/print/kitkat-wimbledon/
Funny!
NIce insight. Vuvuzela sucks!
Vuvuzela blows!
Easy....:-)
Simple ideas are the best !
Very good.
LOL vuvzela hahahaha!
Like it.
I would of should of showed the vuvuzela smashed up more.
hahaha nice
"you are valued for your value so be valuable..."
cool, link to the WC event. This kind of snack targets to the consumers eating snacks during football matches. Have a break. . . at half time, so stop blowing vuvuzela, break it in two and enjoy Kit Kat ^^
This one is more effective than the tennis ball, but still not a great piece... a first thought print.
withalltherespects
Easy and too many simple.
Sorry I don´t understand how you like it so much.
truth
a broken vuvuzela! feels good!
Don't knock the vuvu til you've tried it, ask your homies visiting our shores.
It's not enough for them to blow it at the games, it's now invaded the malls, surburban streets at all ungodly hours of the night thanks to them.
Once yu start blowin' it I doubt you'll even wan't to stop to take a break...it's THAT addictive...just sayin;-)
good timing...nice!
commenting just to gather more pencils:-)
easy. too easy.
Love it
Perfect timing! Great!!!!!!
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confusing!
yea.. agree.. perfect timing. very kit kat
life is a playground
too late.
so easy, I don't find it that great.... enough with those vuvuzelas ads...
Was it just a free willy? I didn't see this ad other than on the net... If it didn't get published, why bother?
It was published in Germany and South Africa. Why there? Ask the global Nestlé account. ;-)