Another good experiential...

This one, by Ogilvy in Buenos Aires, is all about remembering the product you're selling. Just like the TNT experiential I mentioned a few days ago, it's really simple and consistently relevant - a particularly good idea when kids are your target market.

Just take what's fun about the drink (shaking it up) and dial it up a few notches. And make sure the brand name is in the foreground of your video just about non-stop.

The drink does look utterly vile, mind.

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I saw this over the holidays and instantly loved it. It's been a huge hit on YouTube too (20 million views in 5 days), which is, of course, the real point of these things.

There's much to praise - the simple but effective use of the button device, the slick choreography, and the reactions of the unknowing (?) participants. But the most important thing is how they kept it simple and, even more importantly, relevant.

It's a TV channel - so show customers the drama; simple as that. So much better than hidden camera stunts like T-Mobile's execrable traffic wardens stunt, which had only the most contrived, tortuous link to the product.

Produced by Duval Guillaume Modem, an Antwerp agency who know a thing or two about stunts.