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Trailer Trash Talk, Jinx, Odell Beckham Jr., fog machine, Pepsi and donuts, Postmates, Hopeful and Super Bowl

By OOH TODAY believes all voices, not just the loudest, must be heard Last updated Feb 22, 2022

Trailer Trash Talk. From the “No Soup for You” school of customer service. A unique spin on the customer experience where a differentiating brand voice is a must!
A polarizing tactic, unless the sandwich was that damn good, and even then… is anything for a buck scary? Love the attitude or way too angry?

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Sculpture Reimagined as a Billboard Campaign—Using Art to Inspire a Larger Audience
What has started as a single lighted sculpture made from aluminum and marquee-style lights is now visible on digital billboards across New Jersey. Designed by artist Charlie Hewitt, “Hopeful” is meant to inspire action and be part of something bigger than ourselves. OUTFRONT Media

Kicking the kibble game up a notch. 🏈
Investor and friend, Odell Beckham Jr. is going to the Super(food) Bowl. OUTFRONT Media #superbowl #superbowl2022 #Jinx

Great creative recently posted in Lamar’s Huntsville/Decatur, AL market. This billboard bulletin for Blue Origin features a pop out (created by Lamar Graphics) with a fog machine added for extra impact!
Postmates by Uber campaign on LA Metro bus. USK graphic installation by Spectrum Media Group #oohadvertising #outofhome #oohmedia #vinylwrap #losangeles #transitadvertising #installationservices #largeformatprinting #fooddeliveryservice

They said you can’t advertise on a donut. WOW Media said we DONUT care 🍩 Part of WOW Media‘s out-of-home arsenal for Pepsi
Randy’s Donuts is an iconic landmark in the city of Inglewood and its been featured in notable films and TV shows like “Iron Man”, “Entourage”, “Californication” and more 🍩

Independent Journalism
The New York Times graces one of Overall Murals Chicago walls, with its “Independence” campaign, featuring imagery overlaid with typography.
No snowstorm could stop the paint team, who braved the wintry weather to bring to life this artwork, spotlighting the integral role of journalism in the lives of the publication’s readers.