17 Companies That Should Have a Joke Department

No matter how serious certain brands and companies are, they also like to have fun and occasionally launch funny advertising campaigns, which is a real satisfaction for all consumers.

O awesome.club compiled for you the best examples of this type of funny advertising, which show that in any serious business it is necessary to have a department specializing in humor.

17. IKEA

(Swedish origin chain of furniture stores that you have to assemble yourself)

Instructions for making a cover like the ones in game of Thrones using a mat.

The company renamed its products, using the most popular phrases that appeared in searches and that referred to relationship problems. A mirror table has been renamed “My friend only talks about himself”.

IKEA presented its version of the Iron Throne of game of Thrones🇧🇷

16. KFC presented a “tent” that prevents access to the Internet

15. “Jim Beam” in a can

“We at Jim Beam have been making American whiskey for 220 years, but some people still call us ‘Jim Bean‘ – ‘bean’ means beans in English. We take the hint and sell canned beans.

14. New Snapchat filter

For April Fools’ Day, Snapchat created a filter that simulates your Instagram photo.

13. SUBWAY created an ice cream called “Subzero”, in tuna, meatballs or fried chicken flavors. Who dares to try? And mix any of them?

12. Double-decker cars on the Berlin subway for April Fools’ Day

The German embassy in London teased citizens and visitors by announcing that, due to the large influx of tourists, double-decker carriages would begin running on the Berlin subway.

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11. Tesco and the belt that lifts customers into the air so they can grab items they can’t reach

British food retailer Tesco decided to play with its customers by breaking this unprecedented news.

10. Samsung and its waterproof phone that takes the best food photos

9. Duolingo created a platform to learn the emoji language

8. Google offers to play Pac-Man directly on the maps

7. MegaFon and the selection for the position of “director of memistas”

6. Lego and the distribution of products on a turtle

5. Asos, a British chain of clothing stores, wants to sell men’s hair donuts

Just as tails and braids were once popular, it’s time to switch to masculine “donuts”.

4. An airline and its own perfume

EasyJet advertised a fictional edition of a perfume “scented with musk, the scent of a plane full of people returning from Corfu on a hot summer day”.

3. Fiat and its Tutti Frutti sweets

2. Gluten Free Skype

Skype played with gluten-free food lovers.

1. Burger King

Burger King introduced a left-handed burger, which included the same ingredients as the original Whopper (lettuce, tomato, patty, etc.). However, all of the condiments were “rotated” 180 degrees, thus redistributing the weight of the sandwich so that most of them lean to the left, reducing the possibility of a left-handed person spilling something on the right side of the burger. That way it’s much more comfortable, don’t you think?

Burger King advertising before the movie “It” in theaters.