Hell Yeah!

London https://www.hellyeah.co/

Disciplines

  • Advertising/Creative
  • Brand strategy

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Hell Yeah! is a creative agency that makes effective work with integrity, for challenger brands who give a damn. We believe in the power of advertising and we want to use it for good.



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OLIO

By Hell Yeah!

We throw away 2 billion tonnes of stuff from our homes every year globally, contributing to the climate crisis on a grand scale. Our campaign looked to do for household waste what Attenborough did for plastic, building awareness of OLIO and driving genuine behaviour change.

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Cuvva

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Young drivers think car insurance is Sh*t. But what if it wasn’t? Cue Cuvva. Radically better car insurance designed to suit the lives of young drivers. To reflect how disruptive Cuvva's product really is, we imagined a dream world in which car insurance was no longer sh*t.

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Rubie's in the Rubble

By Hell Yeah!

Rubie's in the Rubble’s new brand platform ‘Goodism’ centres on the idea of being a ‘do-gooder’. In the spirit of environmentalism and conscious consumerism, the once insulting term has become a ‘good’ thing. Ketchup is good - but ketchup made from food waste is even 'gooder'.

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Manscaped

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Manscaped’s first global campaign uses the smoothest balls in sport to showcase their latest product, the Lawnmower 4.0. Set in the dimly lit world of the snooker hall, the film aims to demystify the world of ‘below the belt’ grooming through euphemism and humour.

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Farmdrop

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With this redesign we wanted to showcase more of Farmdrop’s mind-blowing groceries, continuing to build on the theme we'd introduced of Food Euphoria. On the roofs, we hid different definitions of Food Euphoria, such as 'Knowing what month it is by looking at your vegetables’.

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Farmdrop

By Hell Yeah!

Have you ever thought about what would happen if farmers had to work from home? We created three wholly positive and life-affirming skits for Farmdrop where we imagined exactly that, shedding a light on how farmers had to adapt during lockdown.