![The HUVr Hoverboard Is A Hoax By Funny Or Die! – [Proof Inside]](https://thejrexpress.files.wordpress.com/2014/09/jr_header2.png)
UPDATE: 06/03/14 Funny Or Die admitted it was a hoax, posting the following statement on their website: “Funny Or Die recently teamed up with a group of celebrities for an elaborate prank to convince the world hoverboards were real and that a company called HUVr Tech had invented them. Sadly, we were lying. The great […]
Four Seasons Condoms, recently launched its Get Naked campaign that has reportedly been banned from TV airing by the local (Australian) authorities for being “too sexy”. The TV spot basically shows a young couple purchasing condoms in a pharmacy when the sales team invite them to try the condoms before buying them. After an in-store […]
To promote their latest Motion Sync vacuum cleaner, Samsung Home Appliances focused on the product’s smoothness in movement. A (cute) baby plays the sherif and chases Motion Sync after it had “rudely” woke him up. Entertainment, cuteness and babies are great ingredients to make a video buzz and I guess that’s what Samsung is counting […]
Emma Way (@EmmaWay20) was driving her car on May 19th when she hit a cyclist, Toby Hockley, participating in the Boudicca Sportive race (a cycling event). It seems like the car driver was more concerned about how road cyclists annoyed her so she bragged about the incident on Twitter: Definitely knocked a cyclist off his […]
Few days ago, Nissan Lebanon launched its latest campaign entitled “Suggest An Arrest”. On March 2nd 2013, the “Nissan Police” squad raided Uruguay street popular for its bars and nightlife activity to bust suspected drunk drivers. They randomly spotted suspects in bars, made them go through funny drinking tests (Dancing Gangnam style following a straight […]
CREDITS TO: BEIRUT/NTSC It seems like the Buzz Energy Drink campaign was inspired by the Mello Yello “Smooth” ads… . . I know some of you may want to know which agency is behind the Buzz campaign: It seems that there are no agencies involved, the campaign was “created” by freelance creative director Nathalie Masri.
The JR Express 