Balenciaga's New Wallet: A Crumpled Chip Bag for $1750

Balenciaga is at it again, and this time, they’ve released a wallet that looks like a crumpled chip bag. Yes, you heard that right. For $1750, you can own what looks like the trash you’d throw out after snacking on chips.

Yep, that’s right. For the price of a used car, you can carry around a piece of high fashion that literally looks like something you'd throw in the trash after snacking. Don’t worry though — it’s not just a chip bag, it’s luxury. (Sure...)
Would you rock this or is it just too much?


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🍺 Guinness invented a button that pours beer so you don’t have to tilt the glass.

Yes. Because that was the biggest struggle in our lives.

You just clip it on the can, press the button, and boom — perfect creamy foam.

No wrist movement. No effort. Just vibes and light alcoholism.

Honestly, I respect it.
Technology keeps evolving… and so do our excuses to never leave the house.

#trickymarketing #beertech #lazybutmakeitcreamy🍺 Guinness invented a button that pours beer so you don’t have to tilt the glass.

Yes. Because that was the biggest struggle in our lives.

You just clip it on the can, press the button, and boom — perfect creamy foam.

No wrist movement. No effort. Just vibes and light alcoholism.

Honestly, I respect it.
Technology keeps evolving… and so do our excuses to never leave the house.

#trickymarketing #beertech #lazybutmakeitcreamy

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👜 Louis Vuitton’s New Dog House: €64,000 for Your Good Boy

Sit down. No really — brace yourself.

Louis Vuitton has just launched a dog house as part of their Spring/Summer collection.
The price? — or about €64,000.

🐶 Yes, you read that right.
Not a luxury apartment in Paris.
Not a down payment on your dream house.
Just a house. For a dog. With logos, gold hardware, and possibly a side of identity crisis.

For that price, you could:
– Buy a 3-bedroom flat in half the world
– Rent a beach villa in Bali for 5 years
– Or purchase 12,800 bags of chips… which is probably where your dog would rather sleep anyway.

✨ Just remember — in this house, you are not the main character anymore.

#trickymarketing #luxurylogic #wtfisbranding

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🤯 $800 for a phone without Instagram or Google?!

A US startup just dropped the Light Phone 3 — the so-called "anti-smartphone." No social media. No browser. No app store. Just the basics.

🗓 Calendar, notes, and navigation
📸 A black & white interface + camera (yes, really)
🎵 Music? Only if you upload it manually
🔋 Removable battery — like it's 2005

Is this digital detox done right or just the world’s most expensive dumb phone?

👉 Be honest: Would you use this? Or is this just overpriced hipster marketing?

Drop a comment — let's bring this channel back to life for once 😂🙏❤️

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WTF
A brand of male ball shavers just dropped an insane commercial… and honestly, it speaks for itself.

Creative genius or straight-up cringe?
You decide.
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🔒 When Pizza Becomes More Valuable Than Money: Why Did Domino’s Create a Pizza Safe?

Domino’s just released a pizza safe—complete with a coded lock and an alarm system. Yes, now you can officially protect your last slice from greedy coworkers or sneaky roommates. 🤯

But let’s be real: Does anyone actually NEED a pizza safe? No.
But does the brand need a viral marketing stunt that spreads like wildfire online? ABSOLUTELY.

🍕 Why do brands create these bizarre products?
📢 How does meme marketing turn into real profits?
🔑 And why, in 2025, does being talked about matter more than the quality of your product?


👉 What do you think—marketing genius or complete absurdity?


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Zara’s “Crinkle Collection” – Paying for Wrinkles?

Zara’s latest Crinkle Collection is making waves—for selling pre-wrinkled clothes at $79+. Marketed as “effortlessly chic,” the collection looks more like “forgot to do laundry” fashion.
Why It’s a Tricky Marketing Move:

✅ Struggle as Style – Turning the “homeless aesthetic” into luxury.
✅ Fake Sustainability – “No ironing needed!” but still fast fashion.
✅ Viral Genius – TikTok mocks it, but that’s free promo.

Verdict: Zara knows mockery sells—and they’re cashing in.

👀 New video soon on YouTube! #CrinkleControversy

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in one week i will delete the channel i see no activity at all

guys zero likes zero comments, i guess this channel is dead , no activity i guess i need to close this group , what you think !?

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The last thing a chicken leg sees before disappearing...

Canadian KFC released an ad shot from an unexpected angle: inside the fried chicken bucket.

You’d think we’ve seen every possible POV commercial by now, but still — it looks cool and stands out in the endless scroll. A like for creativity.

You think it’s just a fun perspective, but really, KFC is making an old product feel new again. Because let’s be real, fried chicken is fried chicken, but show it from a weird angle, and suddenly, people are talking.

👉 Would YOU still eat chicken if every bite came with a tragic backstory? Drop a 🍗 if this ad made you hungry, or a 💀 if it made you reconsider life.

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did u notice ? emoji its to much ? how taht possible ?

which one u buy

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Hex my lovely subscribers I was thinking to make a long video in youtube where i discuss everything what we have here? like, good idea? Suggestions about video format?

It would seem that brewers are only interested in getting customers to consume as much of their product as possible, but…


The Japanese company Yona Yona Ale has released a beer glass that slows down drinking. The idea is that this helps to appreciate all the flavor nuances and truly enjoy the beverage.

Tests have shown that beer from this new glass is consumed three times slower than from a regular one.
(Why is this tricky marketing?
At first glance, selling less beer seems like a bad business move. But in reality, this strategy makes the brand stand out, attracts attention, and positions the company as one that cares about the drinking experience rather than just selling more. This unique approach can create a premium image and even lead to higher prices per serving, making it a smart marketing trick._)

Do we really need this?😂

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Heinz — a marketing phenomenon.


Not the most remarkable ketchup in terms of taste, yet thanks to a brilliant creative strategy and a carefully crafted legend of "natural ingredients," it has become a top brand and dominated the market.

Take a look at some of Heinz’s best ads over the years. The main theme? “A tomato in a bottle.” But beyond that, they’ve nailed other angles too—like their soulmate-level bond with hot dogs, how food tastes like cardboard without Heinz, or the undeniable magnetic pull between fries and ketchup.


At the end of the day, inside the bottle, it's just ketchup—the same basic thing you can buy anywhere. But their marketing? Pure genius.
And now I kinda want to buy Heinz tomorrow. What about you? 🍅😏

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Bee-Friendly Cafe Opens in Mexico, Krispy Kreme Claims Their Doughnuts Are Too Delicious for Bees to Resist

A new cafe has opened in Mexico where bees fly freely among the patrons. Krispy Kreme claims that their doughnuts are so fragrant and sweet that they attract bees.

Upon entering, customers are given a brief training session on how to behave in a "bee-friendly" environment.

From a marketing perspective, this is a tricky but potentially brilliant move by Krispy Kreme. On the one hand, it could be seen as a risky strategy.

Would you go or skip that shop?

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Elevators—those often-overlooked metal boxes—have become prime real estate for some truly inventive advertising. Brands are now transforming these vertical corridors into dynamic canvases, turning mundane rides into memorable experiences.

A popular tactic involves playing with the motion of elevator doors. Take, for instance, a divorce lawyer's ad where a happy couple is pictured on closed doors, only to "split" apart as the doors open, symbolizing separation. Similarly, weight loss products have showcased "before and after" images, with the transformation occurring as the doors slide apart.

these creative endeavors remind us that even the most overlooked spaces can be transformed into powerful marketing tools.


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