Three ads that caught my eye this week. One's a classic, one's fresh off the press, and one you've probably never seen. Let's get into it.

🏆 All-Timer

Homemade

IKEA - Homemade

IKEA laid out cooking ingredients like furniture parts, making assembly feel like something you'd actually want to do instead of dread. It reframes the work from annoying to satisfying, the same way cooking does — now you're making something, not just being cheap.

🆕 New Kid on the Block

Hate how it tastes

Ketone IQ - Hate how it tastes

This ad grabs attention by leading with the "ugly truth" ("I hate how this tastes") to build credibility before the payoff.

💎 Hidden Gem

The Moldy Whopper

Burger King - The Moldy Whopper

Showed a Whopper decomposing over 34 days to convey they removed artificial preservatives. Disgusting, unforgettable, and remarkably honest.

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