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VERY >> AUTUMN IS THIS VERY MOMENT

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In 2020, Grey picked up the Very account with our platform ‘life is this very moment’. This is the work that kicked off the new positioning.

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All Terry & Ange. About, awards and other lovely stuff Muchmoustache Inspired by wonkiness “Where the f**k do I sign up!?” - Some random human 'One of the best campaigns i've seen in the last 10 years' Neville Brody “The most deliberately irritating creative ever released by a brand” “Brave… or foolish” “This has to be the weirdest marketing stunt ever” 'Mum! Watch Newsnight tonight our idea is taking over the end credits.' SUPERBOWL innit A wonky box camel thing for Christmas Happy Footchrisballmas Teeny stickers with a big job 'Why wouldn't a pancake have a bum?' A 6-tonne, 100-seat gaming sofa. Obvs. 10 kettles, a nuclear physicist, and Tommy the dummy... Nom Nom Nom Over. 300. Questions. Every. Single. Day. Arrrggghhhh! Once you pop you can’t stop (making work for Pringles) Hulk smash. Then kick leaves. From a world pre pedometer The Moa, an ancient giant ostrich from New Zealand that we thought Ange had made up. We were wrong.

Terry & Ange. About, awards and other lovely stuff Muchmoustache Inspired by wonkiness “Where the f**k do I sign up!?” - Some random human 'One of the best campaigns i've seen in the last 10 years' Neville Brody “The most deliberately irritating creative ever released by a brand” “Brave… or foolish” “This has to be the weirdest marketing stunt ever” 'Mum! Watch Newsnight tonight our idea is taking over the end credits.' SUPERBOWL innit A wonky box camel thing for Christmas Happy Footchrisballmas Teeny stickers with a big job 'Why wouldn't a pancake have a bum?' A 6-tonne, 100-seat gaming sofa. Obvs. 10 kettles, a nuclear physicist, and Tommy the dummy... Nom Nom Nom Over. 300. Questions. Every. Single. Day. Arrrggghhhh! Once you pop you can’t stop (making work for Pringles) Hulk smash. Then kick leaves. From a world pre pedometer The Moa, an ancient giant ostrich from New Zealand that we thought Ange had made up. We were wrong.