Why Miller Lite is scorning social media to fight the new war in beer advertising
From Fast Company, by JEFF BEER
Its new campaign uses the flattery of being a nonconformist to try to get users to get off Facebook and into a bar.
A man peeks out his apartment’s peephole and discovers a hallway full of lurkers staring at his closed door. Another man looks up from his phone on a street corner to see a crowd of doppelgängers staring back waiting for his next move. Both men react by running in the opposite direction, chased by throngs through the streets. A woman is seen dashing through a department store as an army of look-alikes follows suit.
No, it’s not the latest Black Mirror commentary on the darker side of our digital lives.
It’s a new Miller Lite ad.
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