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The actors broke out of character when the director called "cut," and some of the cast and crew headed to their tent to share a few beers. However, everyone chose Miller over Bud Light. As they chat, viewers see a simple message: Miller Lite Ad In other words: Miller Lite is more valuable than Bud Light because it tastes better. 5. Wendy’s vs. McDonald’s Wendy’s Tweets We interrupt this stream of TV.[size=14.6667px]
Tweets. After the release of Marvel Studios' Avengers: Infinity War, Twitter was B2B Email List flooded with memes related to the film's ending (spoiler alert: Thanos turns half of all living creatures to dust). Wendy's' social team is known for its light-hearted and unpredictable online presence, and they couldn't help but get involved. result? A tweet destined to go viral shows a McDonald's Big Mac turning to dust. While the image is interesting (and topical) on its own.







what really takes this thing over the top is the caption: "[What it feels like when your beef is still frozen." For those of you who aren't jumping on the multinational fast food restaurant bandwagon (Probably best of all), Wendy's has built its brand around using fresh (i.e. never frozen) beef. In this case, they chose to convey this message by comparing it to McDonald's. 6. Samsung vs. Apple This ad for the Samsung Galaxy II is full of hilarious quips about iPhone fanatics and is my favorite example of a comparative ad.