StubHub brings out mini-fans
It's always the quiet ones that have an awkward wild side.
StubHub is bringing out the wild in otherwise reserved and regularly-behaved people in its latest campaign, created by San Francisco-based Duncan/Channon. The spots show a young man and woman having just purchased a ticket on the ticketing agent’s mobile app, while commuting on a public bus and in a work meeting (bad timing). As soon as they do, their screaming, overly-excited fans come out to play, making everyone around them feel a little awkward, to say the least. The ads actually made us giggle, even though we know they’d likely get on our nerves if we were frequently subjected to them on U.S. television.
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Credits:
Brand: StubHub
Agency: Duncan/Channon
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