Ads of the Week, To The Moon Edition

Ads from Twitter, E*TRADE, Louis Vuitton and more

It's time for the ads of the week.

Welcome to The Ad Spot, a Friday rundown of the week's most talked-about ads. Here's what's trending. 

11 trending ads this week

Friday, December 10, 2021

🍊 Peelz - John Birk, Product Demonstrator (Ad of the week)
Unsure how to peel an orange? John Birk, to the rescue. Time to peel like a pro! (Venables Bell & Partners/San Francisco)

👨‍🚀 E*TRADE - Astronaut
No one dreams about a late retirement. Not even astronauts. (MullenLowe/New York)

🍽 Second Harvest Heartland - Enough to Share
We LOVED this spot. Heart-warming, clear messaging, great job Preston Kelly. (Preston Kelly/Minneapolis)

🚌 Copenhagen Metro - Off Duty
The bad news is evident. The good news is that you’ll be there soon. (Accenture Interactive)

🥦 Liquid Death - Wiz Khalifa
What, oh great spirits, could Wiz Khalifa be using Liquid Death for? The answer is in this ad, and it’s more obvious than you may think. (In-house)

🔪 Arcos - Clara
How do you name a knife? This is how. (El Ruso de Rocky/Madrid)

❄️ Twitter - Jack and James
No, no that Jack. Twitter turned a story in a tweet into this ad. (DAVID/Madrid)

👜 Louis Vuitton - Holiday House
The Louis Vuitton Holiday House is here, and it’s probably (see: definitely) out of my budget. (Roman Coppola)

🥕 V2 Food - For Every Taste-a-tarian
Dietary restrictions, meet your match. Not sure if “taste-a-tarian” was worthy of a trademark, but I digress. (Hero/Sydney)

🚪 Interflora - Lonely Neighbor
A lot of lonely neighbor ads this holiday season, but this one’s well done so we thought we’d include it. (Pong/Denmark)

⛷ Monster Energy - NERVE
A true story about American Freeskier Colby Stevenson, and his journey back to the slopes. Some great life lessons here. (Greenpoint Pictures)

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