While browsing the internet, we found out that there was a fantastic movement for the exact same purpose - people offering to step in and show up for the LGBTQAI+ community members as a stand-in family. And like many local initiatives, the only thing they lacked was a platform to help make the match.
The stars aligned, it seemed, so we couldn’t but suggest Bumble Fam: a feature where you are matched with a family if your original one is unavailable.
A heartwarming campaign that never came to life but it did make us tear up several times during brainstorming. Scroll through!
Sixt wanted to reframe themselves and appeal to a new audience: not only older males but a younger, more female-focused audience too.
So to give the brand a fresh spin, we decided to flip "old car culture" (the outdated, sexist, bro-ish one) and came up with Big Sixt Energy
... Sounds awfully familiar? Yes, we did go young and wild and free and flipped “Big D*ck Energy” to make it our own.
Big Sixt Energy is an ethos of its own. It’s the energy that unleashes your most authentic self, it’s the attitude that only a sick ride can unlock.
It’s something that a premium Sixt rental triggers in everyone and it’s not exclusive to a certain kind of rich male audience. We were excited to explore how this energy appears for young moms, a group of Gen-Z or even your grandma.
The pitch is comprehensive of multiple deliverables: from billboards to online and offline activations, key visuals, and a sick mood film that we loved making so much.
