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Bonds lets it all hang out in ballsy digital outdoor campaign

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Bonds lets it all hang out in ballsy digital outdoor campaign

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Bonds has dropped the latest chapter in ‘The Boys’ men’s underwear campaign, a large interactive billboard in Melbourne.

Clemenger BBDO Melbourne and oOh! Media have launched the full motion digital billboard at Melbourne’s iconic Bourke Street Mall.

The seven storey high billboard will see ‘the boys’ react to the weather via a live RSS feed – shrinking in the cold, descending in the heat and swaying when it’s breezy, and delivers the tagline ‘your boys go through a lot, they deserve very comfy undies.’

“There’s a lot your boys have to go through and that includes changing climate during the day. So we designed a billboard that not only displayed the weather, but also showed men how their ‘boys’ would be affected,” says Clemenger BBDO Melbourne creative director Ant Phillips.

“While we pioneered a technology more than two years ago to serve up advertising based on average temperatures, this campaign takes it to a whole new level using live RSS feeds. Through our ability to innovate and Clemenger BBDO’s excellent creative, the campign will drive much greater consumer engagement than previously possible.”

‘The Boys’ comedic online video ad campaign launched in 2015, and has continued this year with last week’s release of TVC’s ‘Talcum Powder,’ ‘Trim’ and ‘Cycle’ 90 second spots.

The campaign has taken a number of Campaign of the Year Awards, and boasts success in getting Australian men talking and thinking more about their choice of underwear, and earned media attention and impressive view counts.

Bourke Street Mall is one of Melbourne’s central business district hubs, hosting a high volume of city daily workers and recreation and tourism visitors alike.

 

A baller move or just plain nuts? Decide for yourself, here’s ‘The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind’ campaign video:

And the latest in the online video campaign, ‘Cycle’:

 

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Ben Ice

Ben Ice was MarketingMag editor from August 2017 - February 2020

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