Another great piece of content from Nike. 81-year-old woman running her first marathon. Dreams don’t have an expiration date. #justdoit pic.twitter.com/BVE9qaVtdP— Nike (@Nike) October 6, 2018

If you haven't seen this, then, well, where have you been? Profound work from Nike that is definitely having the cultural impact it was intend to. Simply brilliant. Don’t ask if your dreams are crazy.

Love this work from agency adam&eveDDB to announce the partnership of John Lewis and Waitrose. Great storytelling and incredible execution. In the film, School children put on a very special performance

Face it. You’re boring. You’re predictable. You’re living life a little too safe. You’re not living the life you thought you would. Things were supposed to be different, right? What the hell happened?

As if we needed someone to mess with our brains a little more. What is up with CMC showing all these coins/tokens mooning?! Can't be for realz.

This is probably one of the most inspiring interviews I have ever watched. "Nick Santonastasso personifies the concept of inspiration. Nick was born with a very rare condition called Hanhart Syndrome,

Now these ads might have caused a stir when they first came out. But I applaud Burger King and their agency David for having the balls to do/run them. They clearly make the point of what their difference

I don't share these kind of videos unless I strongly believe in them. This, by far, is one of the best interviews I've seen in a long time. Everything Ed Mylett says is profoundly true. Props to Tom Bilyeu

It's not often that the words funny and gun safety go together. But this ad is the exception. I have no idea where it ran, or it if ran at all but..hey, it works for me.

Just something to think about the next time you grab a beverage.

I should be able to share legit content that I enjoy and would like to show other people without being penalized. Trust me, recycled content is the least of Steemit's problems. Go after those that are

I simply love this commercial for Hahn beer from 2011. It swept the awards shows and quickly became a cult classic. The world, once again, needs more commercials like this, not more "empowering"

How do you help people in very rural regions of Columbia gain access to the internet? Simple. You tell them to make a phone call. Very cool idea that allows people to get whatever info they need by

Such a great campaign by DDB Germany. I especially like that it is highlighting remarkable women. Enjoy. source:

A buddy of mine just finished up on this ad for Dollar Shave. Not only do I think it's great, it also exemplifies self expression. Hey, we all do weird shit in the bathroom, and this celebrates that fact