Jul 7, 2026 · 1 hr 34 min · 20 segments
Are modern brands finally trading corporate polish for weird, high-friction creative choices? 💥🦉 This week on The Owlgorithm, JC Perez and David Verjano look at what happens when major global…
We're going to talk about some of the winners from Cannes Lions, which happened about a week ago.
Obviously, some more creative stuff that we've come across that we feel is worth sharing and some tech updates before we open the floor up.
They unveiled kind of a campaign for their cans, like pretty much a new design for the world cup spotlighting the different teams.
So you see here in this kind of graphic, like how it's not a direct copy of, you know, that nation or that flag, but the colors and, Kind of like the feeling that they wanted to get across from the jerseys, transforming the patterns that they see.
You see it across the different cans and some of the other activations they did.
I think it's very cool that they're able to do this, right? Like their brand is so iconic and they have such scale.
that not many brands could pull this off right like it's not like a mom and pop up and coming brand could say hey let's just swap all our packaging and all our cans for this you know run and do these like super custom thing it's like each can has a different design so i can only imagine from the manufacturing standpoint what that looks like but you get a look here at uh the the patterns and i i think it's it's a nice little touch um they know that they are very prominent in so many placements right you go to a bar you go to someone's house you go to a local grocery store like you're gonna find coca-cola there so it makes total sense for them to kind of lean into some of this stuff um and then they made other kind of activations and other little merch items so the ball, the soccer ball, some jerseys.
So I think it was a well-done job by a brand that's so well-known that not many people could kind of accomplish it.
We're going to talk about some of the winners from Cannes Lions, which happened about a week ago.
Obviously, some more creative stuff that we've come across that we feel is worth sharing and some tech updates before we open the floor up.
They unveiled kind of a campaign for their cans, like pretty much a new design for the world cup spotlighting the different teams.
So you see here in this kind of graphic, like how it's not a direct copy of, you know, that nation or that flag, but the colors and, Kind of like the feeling that they wanted to get across from the jerseys, transforming the patterns that they see.
You see it across the different cans and some of the other activations they did.
I think it's very cool that they're able to do this, right? Like their brand is so iconic and they have such scale.
that not many brands could pull this off right like it's not like a mom and pop up and coming brand could say hey let's just swap all our packaging and all our cans for this you know run and do these like super custom thing it's like each can has a different design so i can only imagine from the manufacturing standpoint what that looks like but you get a look here at uh the the patterns and i i think it's it's a nice little touch um they know that they are very prominent in so many placements right you go to a bar you go to someone's house you go to a local grocery store like you're gonna find coca-cola there so it makes total sense for them to kind of lean into some of this stuff um and then they made other kind of activations and other little merch items so the ball, the soccer ball, some jerseys.
So I think it was a well-done job by a brand that's so well-known that not many people could kind of accomplish it.
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