Amnesty's noise keeps evildoers up at night
Amnesty International plays the annoying neighbor to Muammar Ghaddafi, Kim Jong-il and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in this French ad showing the rogue leaders being kept awake by music blaring outside their residences in the middle of the night. The spot, by ad agency Rapp, promotes Amnesty Nights, a four-day festival across France from Oct. 22-25, benefiting the human-rights group. The ad is meant to be metaphorical—Amnesty itself, not loud music, is supposedly what keeps these leaders awake at night. Though of course, actually blasting loud music at political villains has been known to work in the past. —Posted by Tim Nudd Previously on AdFreak: |
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October 5, 2009 in Amnesty International, Europe, Nudd, Politics, Rapp | Permalink |
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Pretty weak spot if you ask me - so, Amnesty is annoying the axis of evil now? I guess they are hoping to appeal to a broad demo with this but it feels like this could have been written by a neocon. Where's Bush and Bliar?
Posted by: mike_kristof | Oct 5, 2009 10:44:32 AM
