If you thought Burger King's Super Bowl ad featuring Andy Warhol was "advertising for people who work in advertising," then wait until you see this one. In a new minute-long spot from agency David Miami (which also made the brand's polarizing Super Bowl ad), the King is wandering the streets, lonely and misunderstood. Is it...
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February 08, 2019
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