Most of us are guilty of spending a little too much time glued to our phones or tablets, and that’s also true around the dinner table. Will Ferrell has a problem.
Nivea has once again come under fire, this time regarding a campaign that advertises a product giving you visibly fairer skin. That hasn’t gone down well.
Nando’s has long been a fan of South African street art, so much so that they got King ADZ to create a doccie on the subject. You won’t be disappointed.
Dove dropped the ball in a big way, again, and that has led to much ridiculing online. This take on the matter might be our favourite response yet.
Dove’s latest beauty ad campaign over in America has been swiftly deleted, after allegations of racism and colourism flooded the brand’s social pages.
Greenpop is getting in on water-wise gardening in the Cape, and their latest campaign is a pretty cheeky take on the merits of growing that bush.
Chicken Licken have been churning out uniquely South African adverts for years now, but this time around they headed to Iceland.
South Africa’s social media data king yesterday released his company’s annual report, detailing some basic facts about various platforms. Instagram, you’re slipping.
We always enjoy well-made South African adverts, even if they can be hard to come by. Credit to KFC for their latest effort, which mocks what we’re used to seeing.
It all begins on a farm out in the Karoo, and takes you on a trip that highlights friendship, support and a whole lot of South African nostalgia.
Get on the wrong side of T-Swift and chances are you’ll end up on one of her tracks, although she gets her revenge on Andy Samberg a little sooner than that.
Combining relief, elation and a sense of achievement, the quick-thinking glass catch is highly underrepresented in advertising. Finally, someone doing it justice.
Ever since Flight of the Conchords blew up, there’s been a market for deadpan Kiwi humour. This new campaign is looking to take advantage of that.
FNB have just been announced as a Springbok sponsor, along with MTN owning the front of the jersey. Both are paying serious cash for that honour.
2017 has had its fair share of flops, but there also a few ads that stand out from the rest. Some of the usual suspects feature but there are new faces. too.
History shows that some of Coke’s biggest announcements have met with intense customer backlash, so who knows how this one is going to play out.
Think about all the money ad agencies in America spend on creating the perfect commercial, and then watch these students blow them out of the water.
Australia and South Africa have always enjoyed a spot of banter, so here’s hoping they enjoy the new promo video our tourism board Down Under just released.
The Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity is where the world’s agencies do battle, and this year was a mighty fine one for South Africa.
As the #PrisonStrippers story spread yesterday, the window of opportunity for local strip clubs popped open. Teazers haven’t let it slip by without a poke.
It’s been a pretty torrid week for everyone at OUTsurance, their Father’s Day ad being torn apart. Now it seems that boycott is gathering steam.
We will never tire of adverts set in South Africa’s gorgeous landscape, and this one filmed in the Transkei can now be added to the list.
New positions hardly ever come up at 2oceansvibe, but we’re constantly growing. We’re very picky about who joins the team, so hopefully you have the right stuff.
There’s nothing like a cheeky advertising campaign to get people talking, and we love what this local pizza delivery service has been dropping this year.
Father’s Day adverts are a dime and dozen but there’s something about this one straight outta Benoni that we wanted to share with you.
So you’re an #influencer, creating #content and going #viral – well done, but if you don’t heed some advice the dream could come crashing down.
McDonald’s latest advert for their Filet-O-Fish burger didn’t go down too well with UK audiences, and might be pulled off before its time is up.
Pick n Pay and SANParks have teamed up in an effort to educate children about South African wildlife, but there’s one little problem.
South Africa’s roads are notoriously dangerous, which has led various ad campaigns to encourage safer driving. This latest effort has set tongues wagging.
Pornhub has returned with yet another ad encouraging you to gift a family member, and this time around it may be a little too close for comfort. Or not.