This two-word campaign launched in 1993 and became one of the most famous taglines in advertising history.
"Got Milk?"

This brand’s 1988 slogan is only three words but became a cultural mantra.
Nike

This 2014 cold but viral fundraiser raised over $100M for ALS.
Ice Bucket Challenge
This insurance company’s jingle dates back to 1965.
Nationwide
Beyoncé, Britney Spears, and Michael Jackson all starred in ads for this soda brand.
Pepsi
“The Man Your Man Could Smell Like” revived this classic men’s grooming brand in 2010.
Old Spice
Justin Timberlake sang the jingle for this fast food chain 2003 tagline.
McDonald's
A Twitter feud with Chick‑fil‑A helped this product sell out nationwide.
Popeyes Chicken Sandwich
This $5 promotion came with a catchy tune you probably still remember.
Subway

Mark Wahlberg and Kate Moss helped define this brand’s minimalist aesthetic.
Calvin Klein
This Super Bowl ad introduced the Macintosh and never aired on TV again.
Apple 1984

This city’s famous slogan promises that your secrets stay put.
Las Vegas
This 2023 campaign turned everything pink, everywhere, all at once.
Barbie Movie Marketing
“Like a good neighbor…” belongs to this insurer.
State Farm
Justin Bieber, Katy Perry, and Kendall Jenner all promoted this skincare line.
These animated mascots debuted in 1993 and became a holiday staple.
The Coca-Cola Polar Bears

This finger‑lickin' tagline debuted in the 1950s.
KFC

This fast‑food chain became famous for its savage social media roasts.
Wendy’s Twitter

This candy bar wants you to “take a break.”
Kit Kat
This boxer lent his name to a kitchen appliance that sold over 100M units.
George Foreman Grill
This beauty brand launched its “Real Beauty” campaign in 2004, celebrating women of all shapes, sizes, and ages.
Dove
This empowering makeup slogan by L'Oreal launched in 1973.
"Because you're worth it."
This annual personalized recap became a global share‑fest.
Spotify Wrapped
This coffee brand claims to be the best part of waking up.
Folgers

This partnership launched in 1984 and changed sneaker culture forever.
Nike x Jordan