Tag Archives: brand jamming

Our primary platform for communicating our most deeply-held religious beliefs should be fast food packaging

By Mark | November 10, 2015

“I just ate at McDonalds and I’m absolutely beside myself. I’m so upset that I can barely type. Do you know that nowhere on the packaging for their Filet ‘O Fish does it mention that Jesus Christ died for our sins upon a cross? It doesn’t even mention that he was known to have enjoyed […]

Posted in Marketing, Religious Extremism, Uncategorized | Also tagged brand identity, branding, broiled fish, Christianity, Christians under attack, coffee, cups, Donald Trump, fast food, filet 'o fish, fish, Glengarry Glen Ross, honeycomb, Jesus, logos, McDonalds, packaging, paper cups, resurrection, war on Christmas, What Would Jesus Eat? | 31 Comments

And the award for darkest brand jamming goes to….

By Mark | October 19, 2015

Earlier this month, seemingly out of nowhere, references to a new campaign for Frosted Flakes started showing up online. The campaign, called Tony is Back, promised to bring Tony the Tiger back into our homes to address the real-world problems of modern adults with enthusiastic encouragement and sugary cereal in the much the same way […]

Posted in Marketing, Media, Uncategorized | Also tagged ad campaigns, anti-capitalist, cereal, culture jamming, Finland, First Breath Films, Food Liberation Army, Gina Ferranti, Jani Leinonen, Kellogg's, mascots, McDonalds, police violence, prostitution, Ronald McDonald, terrorism, Tony is Back, Tony the Tiger | 9 Comments

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