The Unruly Blog

The 55th Super Bowl kicks off next month (February 7) at the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida.   This year’s game will be very different from any previous Super Bowl, with the match set to play out to a much smaller crowd because of restrictions forced by the pandemic.  TV viewers will also be affected. The Super Bowl is usually a great excuse for everyone to congregate in people’s homes to watch the Big Game over a crate of beer and large bowls of chips.  But with Coronavirus restrictions making large scale Super Bowl parties almost impossible, it means that many viewers will be forced to watch in smaller gatherings – or even by themselves.   However, despite Super Bowl LV promising to be a very different, one thing will remain the same for viewers watching at home — the commercial breaks!  Despite the uncertain times we find ourselves in, ad slots costing $5.5M

This week marks an exciting landmark! In a month’s time (February 7), Super Bowl LV will kick off at the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida!  It’s been a rocky start to the year so far, with many of us continuing to experience the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. However, there’s a lot to look forward to in 2021, especially from a sports perspective as delayed tournaments, including the Olympic Games, are set to make a return to our screens.  First up is the Super Bowl, which will be very different to previous years, with the match playing out to an empty stadium, however, one thing will remain the same for all of us watching at home — the commercial breaks!  While we wait for this year’s Super Bowl ads to begin arriving, and to inject a bit of joy into your January, we’ve delved into our emotional database to uncover which ads made viewers the happiest during last year’s Big Game. Enjoy!  Google: Loretta Happiness score: 22%   

There’s no doubt that 2020 has been a challenging year — not just for Adland, but for the whole world. So, as we prepare to wave goodbye to a year to forget for many of us, it’s time to look forward to what the next 12 months may have in store. To help us stare into our crystal balls at the not-too-distant future, we’ve spoken to Unrulies from across the globe to see what they believe 2021 may hold for their markets. Trying to predict the future after one of the most unpredictable years in history is not easy, but our team was up for the challenge. In fact, we were given so many predictions, we had to spread them out across three different blog posts, each exploring

It’s been an unpredictable past 12 months and a year we’ll certainly never forget. In true Unruly fashion, we’d like to share with you all a few words which we think sum up the past year perfectly, along with a video treat from one of this year’s biggest made stars. Enjoy!    A Truly Unruly Year We worked late nights on the sofa with very sore backs,  While we watched the neighbours attempt yoga to try and relax.    Doctors, nurses and paramedics became real life heroes in our eyes,  While Corona cases across the globe continued to rise.    As popularity for Disney+ grew, so did our TV binges,  While we worked in our pyjamas with dodgy cut fringes.    Across the world we learnt to observe the

There’s no doubt that 2020 has been a challenging year — not just for Adland, but for the whole world. So, as we prepare to wave goodbye to a year to forget for many of us, it’s time to look forward to what the next 12 months may have in store. To help us stare into our crystal balls at the not-too-distant future, we’ve spoken to Unrulies from across the globe to see what they believe 2021 may hold for their markets. Trying to predict the future after one of the most unpredictable years in history is not easy, but our team were up for the challenge. In fact, we were given so many predictions, we had to spread them out across three different blog posts, each exploring

There’s no doubt 2020 has been a challenging year — not just for Adland, but for the whole world.   So, as we prepare to wave goodbye to a year to forget for many of us, it’s time to look forward to what the next 12 months may have in store.  To help us stare into our crystal balls at the not-too-distant future, we’ve spoken to Unrulies from across the globe to see what they believe 2021 may hold for their markets. Trying to predict the future after one of the most unpredictable years in history is not easy, but our team were up for the challenge.   In fact, we were given so many predictions, we had to spread them out across three different blog posts, each exploring a

There’s no doubt 2020 has been a challenging year — not just for Adland, but for the whole world. So, as we prepare to wave goodbye to a year to forget for many of us, it’s time to look forward to what the next 12 months may have in store. To help us stare into our crystal balls at the not-too-distant future, we’ve spoken to Unrulies from across the globe to see what they believe 2021 may hold for their markets. Trying to predict the future after one of the most unpredictable years in history is not easy, but our team were up for the challenge. In fact, we were given so many predictions, we had to spread them out across three different blog posts, each exploring a