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    Home » Kids Crave Their Parents’ Burger King Whoppers In Campaign From INGO The Agency

    Kids Crave Their Parents’ Burger King Whoppers In Campaign From INGO The Agency

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    Burger King has launched “It’s Only Natural,” a montage of videos–including this one–taken on smartphones that show babies and toddlers reacting to their parents enjoying the Whopper burger.

    Created by the boutique creative network INGO The Agency (Hamburg, Stockholm and Zurich), the campaign is inspired by the fact that kids want what their parents have. There is no performance or dialogue in the videos, just babies and toddlers’ genuine reactions–either in awe or trying to reach for the burger–as their parents take a bite.

    The charming campaign is a celebration of Burger King’s market-leading commitment to steering clear of artificial flavors, colors and preservatives in its ingredients; the result of a multi-year global effort by the brand. The work also serves as a powerful reminder to audiences that real ingredients always taste better.

    “It’s Only Natural” launches in Brazil before rolling out globally, marking a collaborative return for Burger King and INGO The Agency. The two previously created the viral Moldy Whopper campaign in 2020. The campaign will be activated across TV, digital, social, as well as in-restaurant experiences through bold and playful messages that celebrate Burger King’s iconic real taste.

    Dan Fisher, chief creative officer, INGO The Agency, stated, “Burger King is woven into the fabric of INGO’s story. Campaigns like Moldy Whopper, Not Big Macs, Anything but the Whopper and Proper Dining didn’t just put us on the map, they shaped who we are as an agency and pushed the industry forward. ‘It’s Only Natural’ is the next chapter in that legacy.”

    Ale Burset and Mariano Legname Garcia directed via production company Timing!

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    Client Burger King Agency INGO Daniel Fisher, global chief creative officer; Nicolás López Bravo, Fernando Montero, executive creative directors; Andrea Lopez-Boado, Andrés Rincón, art directors; Anna Breinfalk, Sebastiao Assis, copywriters. Production Timing! Ale Burset, director/photographer; Mariano Legname Garcia, director. Music, Sound Design and Audio Post HOOKED Music GmbH Camilo Remolina, Jan Finck Barboza, music & sound composer.

    Genre:Family
    Media Type:Commercial: Online
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    GIGIL Darkens Urban Waterway With “Black Tears” From Netflix’s “Wednesday”

    Tuesday, October 7, 2025

    Things are not what they seem in season two of hit Netflix series Wednesday, as star Jenna Ortega’s Wednesday Addams character encounters new foes and woes in the Gothic halls of Nevermore Academy.

    Leveraging that sense of dark mystery and intrigue, creative agency GIGIL transformed one of the main character’s frightful experiences--crying black tears--into an audacious and attention-grabbing installation in one of Manila’s busiest commercial hubs, the Venice Grand Canal Mall.

    In the series, black tears signify Wednesday’s severe exhaustion due to the excessive and intense use of her psychic powers. The condition, also experienced by the character’s Aunt Ophelia, is also a warning that her powers are becoming too much for her to handle, signaling a dangerous path ahead for her and her family.

    To drive engagement for season two of the series, GIGIL worked with the Venice Grand Canal Mall, a popular immersive Italian experience featuring a man-made 650-foot long, 50-foot wide replica of the city’s Grand Canal, complete with gondola rides, Italian-inspired architecture, and replicas of iconic Venetian landmarks.

    The agency’s “Black Tears” experience included a large stage in one end of the canal featuring a billboard-size image of Wednesday’s face, streaked with her signature black tears. During peak shopping time on the first day of the activation, an environmentally friendly and filtered black dye was released from beneath the stage platform, slowly seeping its way into the waterway and gradually turning the entire canal black.

    At the end of the two-day experience, the dye was filtered from the water, restoring the canal to its pristine condition.

    The canal’s eerie transformation captivated... Read More

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