When a condom ad intrudes into your food pack

Joby JMar 7 2010

While we eat (especially if it is a kebab) we don’t want to think about sex (usually) and we don’t want to see any kind of ads for condoms (unless you have an urgent sensuous rendezvous immediately after the food). Well, like every intruding ambient efforts, Rako condoms sheepishly comes to the eating table, more correctly, to the kebab packages of young people.

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The effort, developed by Insomnia Advertising Agency, Hungary, targets young people who visits fast food restaurants where they often eat kebab packed in the well-known foil which protects clothes from having unwanted sauce-drops on them. So, they just made a connection with this package to the condom. Because a condom also helps people to have safe sex- with no dripping.

How effective is this way of communication? We can leave that question. However, there is no particular message in this effort any condom ensures safe sex, or they claim. There is no mentioning about any unique feature of Rako Condoms.

CREDITS

Advertising Agency: Insomnia Advertising Agency, Hungary

Creative Director: Balazs Bota

Art Director: Daniel de la Torre

Copywriter: Gergely Peter

Illustrator: Ferenc Toth

Photographer: Ferenc Toth

Via: Ads of the world

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