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Tubi's biggest-ever campaign, 'Find Any Feeling for Free' by Mischief @ No Fixed Address, leans on Y2K nostalgia to sell its free library as the cure for anyone chasing a feeling.

Serviceplan Culture has partnered with esports outfit OG Collective to deepen its gaming marketing — a reminder that you can't fake a subculture, so borrow authenticity from those who belong.

Unilever's Axe has relaunched three early-2000s fragrances with a social-first campaign that turns grown men back into their teenage selves — and the tagline is the masterstroke.

Dr. Squatch and creator IShowSpeed kicked off a nine-week, $1 million gamified scavenger hunt across the US, UK, Canada and Australia, with QR codes at 4,000+ retail partners.

Hershey has made chart-topping pop group KATSEYE the face of its new Crème Bars — a 1 September launch built to win Gen Z with 'accessible premium' indulgence.

Germany's skilled-labour shortage has turned hiring into a marketing problem — and REWE's answer is a creator-hosted dating show aimed at filling 3,000+ apprenticeships.

Germany's skilled-trades image campaign has built a custom Fortnite map to recruit Gen Z — becoming part of the game rather than an ad around it.

Dunkin fronted its fall menu with creator Alix Earle, whose 'Earle-Y Riser Meal' is timed to her Netflix reality series — fusing product marketing with entertainment.

Uber's back-to-school campaign leans into Gen Z manifestation culture and offers teens a free week of rides and deliveries to seed its supervised teen accounts.

Three UK has retired "Life Needs A Big Network" for "Let Fun In," a culture-first platform fronted by a viral inflatable-chicken figure skater — a bet that entertainment now sells telecoms.

Deutsche Telekom has cast Wet Leg frontwoman Rhian Teasdale in an international campaign built around digital independence — a smart Gen Z play from Germany's biggest telecoms brand.

The NFL and 72andSunny’s ‘The Season Is Your Stage’ builds its season-launch campaign around players’ touchdown celebrations — designed for social virality first.

The Vine-inspired app diVine has opened to the public with Taco Bell as its first brand partner — banning AI content and personalized ads in a pointed bet on nostalgia.

French creator Léna Situations swapped long-time partner Adidas for ASICS in the final season of her ‘Vlogs d’août’, turning daily episodes into a wildfire fundraiser.

Chipotle’s ‘The Salish Matter Order’ builds a digital-only menu item and sweepstakes around a teen creator — its latest bet on reaching Gen Alpha through creators, not celebrities.

The RAF Regiment’s ‘What Does Your Monday Look Like?’ by Wonderhood uses GoPro-shot footage and Monday-only media buying to reach 16-to-24-year-olds.

Ahoj-Brause turned the 2016 'PPAP' meme into a remixable jingle for its Brausefinger launch — a heritage brand mining precise nostalgia to reach Gen Z on social.

Hinge's first-ever audiobook extends 'No Ordinary Love' with real couples' stories on Spotify and Libby — brand-building over performance for Gen Z.

Analysts warn a national school smartphone ban could strip billions from social platforms' ad revenue — and reprice teen attention.

Crocs' first-ever mascot, Niles, is a bet that a recurring social character beats one-off ads in the Gen Z era.