Havas Worldwide enlists Knucklehead director Rob Leggatt to unveil VO5’s latest line of men’s hairstyling products with a stunning new set of ads that work in sync to tell a revolutionary story of hair-spiration.
Set in historic South America, the campaign films are made up of pairs of 60” Cinema Commercials, 30” TVC’s and 20” VOD cut-downs, and play out as a clever Sliding Doors-style narrative between a General and a Peasant whose lives intertwine in a chance crossing.
Politics and bad hair don’t always go hand in hand, and Leggatt proves it in the spot “Peasant,” when a young man finds his calling after sprucing up his mop with VO5’s Casual Control Rough it Up Putty. Evita has nothing on this be-coiffed firebrand, who cleans up nicely and gets the locals in a tizzy with his perfect pompadour.
The tandem spot “General,” sees one uniformed fellow realize the power to change his destiny is in his own hands. An image overhaul is orchestrated with the help of V05’s Thicken Up Lifting Paste, and the one-time General is reincarnated as a guitar-slinging tousled-hair musician.
Leggatt’s lush cinematic visuals perfectly complement the light-hearted tone of the spots, culminating in a cohesive tale that exudes rustic charm.
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Blaine Walker's New Toronto Anthem "Party In The 6ix" Now Available for Placements.
Famed Toronto Musician/Guitarist/Songwriter Blaine Walker has just made available for licensing a new song called "Party In The 6ix," which celebrates his beloved home town of Toronto’s sports teams and famous landmarks. In addition, the Music Video of this song has also just been released.
Walker calls the high-energy song, “Not just a civic anthem— but a powerful tune consciously written as a Cultural Anthem designed to celebrate everything I love about my city. Especially our sports teams. When the Raptors won the 2019 NBA Championships, or when Toronto FC won the 2017 MLS Championship, or the recent Grey Cup win by the Argos, I realized no song existed that was tailor-made for these unique moments being celebrated by Torontonians. So, I decided to write one. My homage to Toronto is meant to unite everyone that lives here, and I can envision the day when this song is used to attract tourism to Toronto, as well.
Walker is currently seeking to secure an overall Music Library deal for his entire catalogue, which, in addition to “Party In The 6ix” also includes an additional eight rock songs he composed for his popular Toronto band, Hollywood Sins. The titles of these songs are: “24/7,” “Rock Like F***,” “Dirty Girl,” “Enough Of You,” “Gotta Keep Runnin’,” “Pretty Little Psycho,” “Snake Eyes” and “Sick N’ Twisted.” To hear these songs, please CLICK HERE
Walker is hoping for media placements for his powerful tunes within feature films, trailers, TV shows, commercials and/or videogames.
The title of Walker’s newest song incorporates the phrase, “the 6ix,” a term first coined by Toronto’s biggest global pop superstar, Drake. Walker’s song also... Read More