Posts Tagged "Beverage"

05.Dec.2009 “Palistuhan” with Nescafe

The first video is a viral released to create some hype for the second video which is the TV commercial. It features comedian Ramon Bautista and the late Master Rapper Mr. Francis M.

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14.Nov.2009 RC Cola Ads 2009

RC Cola has recently been aggressive with their campaigns, releasing TV commercials that have great production values. First, there was Maja Salvador in an MTV-style ad. Then, they got the most popular Boys Over Flowers cast member to join in. I can’t wait to see what else is in store for this brand in the [...]

13.Nov.2009 “The Coke Beat”

Great and catchy ad. It was simple in its execution but very effective. Briefly after it aired, teens and tweens all over the country started practicing the “Coke Beat”. I’ve attached the tutorial if you haven’t already learned this.

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“Sana” for Coke

The commercial that launched Nikki Gil’s career. A good song (“Sana”) and a genuine sentiment (with the tagline “Kasama Ka”) generated buzz for this ad.

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“Ito Ang Gusto Ko!” for Royal Tru Orange

Now, this is an ad I remember watching when I was a kid. This sort of became the anthem for the youth at that time.
Now that I listen to it, there’s a lyric “May beta carotene!” Haha… Clearly, that was a client requirement… or something the agency did to make the client happy.

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Royal Tru Orange Ad – si Joey!

Classic 80’s ad that turned into a series due to its success. I’m pretty sure I was a toddler when this first aired. Anyway, RJ Ledesma has come a long way since being “Joey” for Royal Tru Orange.

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12.Nov.2009 “Stomp” for Generoso Brandy

Dennis Trillo and Jewel Mische appeared in this Generoso Brandy ad. This commercial only aired briefly late last year.

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“Ask for More” for Pepsi

I remember loving this song. I wonder where Kulay is now?

Classic Sarsi Ad “Angat sa Iba”

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11.Nov.2009 Pepsi Commercial feat. Jao Mapa

Apparently, this was translated into different versions from an original featuring Michael J. Fox during the peak of his career. So before, Jao Mapa = Michael J. Fox? Hmmm…