The Stupidest Farm Animal Parasite Drug Ad Campaign I’ve Ever Seen

I think the creatives at BBDO’s Ecuador office were on horse tranquilizers while hatching these visuals. Rintal is a Bayer pharmaceutical that controls nematodes and lungworms in cattle, sheep, goats, and I guess horses, though equines are not listed on the company’s product page. Headline translation: “Eliminates all kinds of parasites.” Let’s examine the creative process:

The maybe-high Ecuadorian ad guys (the team was all-male) decided to drape what they considered human parasites on the backs of some poor horsies. They came up with (click ads) a drug king pin (sketchily ID’ed by his white suit and hat), a con, and an apparent prostitute. What about an ad guy (ironic t-shirt, stubble, dead eyes)? What about…another campaign, after you trashed this fucking horseshit? You know, it is possible to do good bizarre drug ads. |images via: Coloribus|


One Response to “The Stupidest Farm Animal Parasite Drug Ad Campaign I’ve Ever Seen”

  1. What was BBDO thinking? There are people that embody different parasitic personalities. Which one is supposed to be lungworm?

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