Wealth | Business | Finance on Instagram: "Volkswagen’s Touareg commercial for Park Assist turned a simple feature into a statement. The system uses ultrasonic sensors to scan for spaces, then automatically steers the SUV into position while the driver controls only the pedals. For city driving, it removes the stress of tight parallel parking and shows off Volkswagen’s push toward intelligent convenience. The ad made waves by blending humor with precision — showing the car handle a situation bet

Purely History on Instagram: "In 2013, LG Chile launched the “Meteor Prank,” a viral commercial promoting their Ultra HD TV. The setup looked like a normal job interview, but behind the interviewer was a massive screen disguised as a window showing a city skyline. During the interview, a meteor appeared to crash into the city, creating chaos and panic among the unsuspecting applicants. The realistic visuals highlighted the clarity and immersion of LG’s new display technology."

Explaining on Instagram: "In the mid-2000s, the NFL launched its memorable “Pick Me” campaign as part of the broader Fantasy Football initiative. These commercials were designed to capture the excitement and humor of fantasy football by showing NFL players performing over-the-top stunts to convince fantasy team owners to draft them. The concept turned ordinary player highlights into outrageous feats, blending athletic skill with comedic exaggeration. Notable players featured in the campaign incl

Inside History on Instagram: "Best commercial EVER 💀 To demonstrate the stunning realism of their Ultra HD displays, LG Chile, in collaboration with Grupo Link, staged an unforgettable hidden camera prank. They replaced the window of a high-rise office with an 82-inch Ultra HD screen and invited unsuspecting job applicants in for interviews. Partway through, the “view” outside showed a massive meteor hurtling toward the city—complete with intense visuals, sound effects, and a sudden blackout. T

Technology on Instagram: "Volkswagen’s famous Trailer Assist commercial made it look like drivers in Norway were pulling trailers in reverse through city streets, roundabouts, and even highways. The stunt shocked viewers worldwide 🚙🎥 But the truth is, they didn’t actually drive backwards at those speeds. The creative team built a special trailer that looked normal but had a hidden car chassis underneath. A stunt driver sat inside the disguised trailer and drove it forward, making it appear as

history on Instagram: "In 2016, an eerie commercial known as the “Demon Girl” Doritos ad began circulating online as a Crash the Super Bowl submission. The clip opens with a girl riding her bike down a sidewalk, handing out Doritos. An older boy steps in front of her bike, blocks her path with his foot, then snatches the chips and begins eating them in front of her. She stands silently for a moment, staring. Then her face shifts: her skin takes on a purple tint, her eyes turn dark, and she smile