You might love them or hate them, but you can never escape television (TV) advertisements (ads). Right from Super Bowl sports to daytime Talk shows, TV ads are inevitable. They are, for the most part, annoying, but some brands have made them enjoyable. Through their creative and innovative narrations, the following brands have made watching ads on television bearable and at times, even enjoyable.
These brands have teamed up with the best ad agencies, creative teams, and actors to produce memorable ads. The taglines in these ads are so famous that we will be able to identify the brand just by reading them.
Test your knowledge of these brands through our old tv commercial – picture quiz.
Which Brand Has The Tagline “Come to where the flavor is”?
- A. Camel
- B. Marlboro
- C. Maverick
- D. Newport
Top 10 Memorable TV Commercials (Ads)
Here are ten memorable TV commercials that have made a lasting impact:
- Apple – “1984” (1984): This iconic commercial introduced the Macintosh computer with a dystopian theme, leaving a lasting impression on viewers.
- Coca-Cola – “Hilltop” (1971): Featuring the famous song “I’d Like to Buy the World a Coke,” this commercial promoted unity and harmony, becoming a cultural phenomenon.
- Nike – “Just Do It” (1988): This powerful campaign encouraged people to push their limits and pursue their dreams, inspiring a generation of athletes and non-athletes alike.
- Volkswagen – “The Force” (2011): A young boy dressed as Darth Vader tries to use “the force” on his father’s Volkswagen. This heartwarming and humorous ad resonated with audiences.
- Old Spice – “The Man Your Man Could Smell Like” (2010): This humorous and highly entertaining commercial featured a confident and charismatic character, creating a memorable campaign for the brand.
- Budweiser – “Whassup?” (1999): A group of friends repeatedly saying “whassup?” to each other became a cultural catchphrase and one of the most memorable ads of the late ’90s.
- McDonald’s – “I’m Lovin’ It” (2003): This jingle-driven campaign associated the catchy tune with McDonald’s, creating a memorable and easily recognizable brand message.
- Dos Equis – “The Most Interesting Man in the World” (2006): This clever campaign featured a suave and adventurous character, with the tagline “Stay thirsty, my friends,” capturing viewers’ attention.
- Energizer – “Energizer Bunny” (1989): The persistent pink bunny beating a drum became synonymous with long-lasting battery life, making it a memorable and effective commercial.
- Pepsi – “Pepsi vs. Coke Challenge” (1975): This long-running campaign featured taste tests, pitting Pepsi against Coca-Cola, sparking a cola rivalry and engaging viewers.
These commercials not only effectively promoted their respective brands but also left a lasting impression on audiences, becoming part of popular culture and advertising history.