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Burger King’s latest campaign with David Madrid is confusing meat lovers as it continues to reinforce its commitment to offering plant-based alternatives. ‘Meat?’ plays on the visual similarities between animal-based products and meat-free options with a striking, very close up series of print and out-of-home (OOH) ads with the tagline: “Sorry for the confusion, meat lovers” On closer inspection of the ad imagery, meat lovers may be surprised to realize they are actually looking at red pepper, beetroot and radicchio. “Many times, guests can’t tell the difference between the traditional Whopper and the plant-based Whopper,” said André Toledo, executive creative director at David Madrid. “So we challenged a food photographer and a food stylist to shoot some vegetables in a way that would make them look like meat. The idea was to create ads that would make people ask themselves ‘Wait, is this meat or is this a plant?’”

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MADEIT CREDITS

  • Burger KingClient
  • Alejandro FaldutiHead of Production
  • André ToledoExecutive Creative Director
  • Andrea BeerAdvertising Manager
  • António Marques`Advertising Manager
  • Camilo JiménezArt Director
  • Cristian MiguelizEditor
  • DAVIDAgency
  • Iwo ZakowskiAdvertising Manager
  • Jakob EngwallDirector of Photography (DOP)
  • Louise HallProduction Company Producer
  • Niklas HansenFood Stylist
  • Pål AllanPhotographer
  • Rafael GiorginoAccount Director
  • Sabrina FerrettiAdvertising Manager
  • Saulo RochaExecutive Creative Director
  • Sébastien RouvièreCreative Director
  • Sylvia PanicoChief Operating Officer (COO)
  • Pancho CassisCCO Global
  • Patricia UrgoitiStrategy Manager
  • Cannes Lions Winners 2022

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