Purely History on Instagram: "Back in 2002, Disney pulled off one of its most creative marketing campaigns with Lilo and Stitch. Trailers showed Stitch hilariously crashing iconic Disney classics like Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin. The playful crossover ads made audiences laugh, setting the tone for Stitch’s mischievous yet lovable character."

PrimePulse - Branding & Marketing. on Instagram: "Mercedes could’ve just made a commercial saying their cars are smart. Instead, they created an ad you’ll never forget. A blonde walks into a library and orders food like it’s a restaurant. Awkward silence. Confused stares. And then the punchline: “Beauty is nothing without brains.” It’s one of those old ads that shows how creative (and funny) advertising used to be - bold, witty, and straight to the point. And that’s the genius of marketing here:

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