It’s not your imagination. Advertising is getting worse – and it might be deliberate - LET’S UNPACK THAT: ‘Find your strong’.

This work by Mother London aimed to reignite one of the world’s most famous advertising endlines with its original, intended meaning. The posters are refreshingly sparse, with the audience shown the ...

It has released images of new advertising posters with the two world famous key words blurred out leaving just “it’s good” visible. KFC said it was a temporary suspension as the message did ...

KFC Christmas ad Taking inspiration from Western films ... online and out-of-home. One of posters reads: ‘The trick to enjoying Christmas turkey? Lowering your expectations’.

To promote its Tower Burger, KFC has launched a new ad campaign that shows off the chicken ... and reorientating billboards to fit vertical posters. “With this latest campaign, we’re heroing ...

A KFC ad campaign, which used the phrase “what the cluck?” to promote a £1.99 lunch deal, has been banned following complaints from parents. Parents voiced their concerns over the poster campaign, ...

KFC has pulled off a TV ad it was running in Australia after a ... In the video's description on YouTube, the poster "ThunderCurls" writes: "How do you survive a crowd of "awkward" black people?

No one can blame people for thinking the new ad is strange. It starts with a man watching a puffy vest fall out of the sky, right onto the shoulders of a woman, before a group of people surround them.

Here is the 60-second spot that is more representative of Canada’s diversity and our creative,” wrote Akhtar. Watch the KFC advertisement via the YouTube clip above.

A TV advert for fast food chain KFC has been banned for misleading people about the size of a burger. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) upheld five complaints that the chicken fillet was ...

An "offensive" KFC ad campaign which used the phrase "what the cluck?" to promote a £1.99 lunch deal has been banned following dozens of complaints. Parents voiced their outrage over the poster ...