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Famous ad campaigns from around the world. Spot whether the highlighted fact is right.

29 questionsHaan (true) or Na (false)Fact-checked Nov 2026

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  1. Is the highlighted fact correct? This ad for a telecom company starts with a 'What are you doin'?', ends with 'WHASSUP!?', becoming a classic catchphrase.

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    Na: false

    It's a Budweiser campaign. This series featuring a group of friends connecting on a group phone call, drinking beer and saying 'Whassup?' became an icon amongst the beer-drinkers.

  2. Is the highlighted fact correct? He is the most interesting man in the world. His tagline, 'I don't always drink beer, but when I do, I prefer Carlsberg. Stay thirsty my friends.'

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    Na: false

    The beer is Dos Equis. Jonathan Goldsmith played him until 2016, but he lives on in meme culture and liquor stores alike.

  3. Is the highlighted fact correct? This campaign is by a fast food chain that asked its competitors 'Where's the beef?' as a way to point out the lack of beef in their burgers.

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    Haan: true

    Wendy's 'Where's The Beef' was so successful that it quickly became a catchphrase amongst its audience and is still recognizable today.

  4. Is the highlighted fact correct? This ad campaign by a personal care brand is popular for breaking a lot of stereotypical beauty standards.

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    Haan: true

    It was a Dove campaign, 96 year old Irene Sinclair said 'I've never been beautiful in my life -- but I feel I am now. It's all about growing old gracefully.'

  5. Is the highlighted fact correct? As a part of a movie's promotion, this website created the urban legend of an evil witch long before the film’s release.

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    Haan: true

    And it wasn’t just the website. The Blair Witch Project studio hung missing posters for the film’s stars on college campuses with links to the site.

  6. Is the highlighted fact correct? This print ad was a part of a publishing house's campaign that urged readers to become one with the characters they read about.

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    Na: false

    This eye-catching print advertisement is by Australia Post reminding people how it feels to receive a letter from a loved one.

  7. Is the highlighted fact correct? This flea spray brand used an optical illusion to advertise their product using a giant dog sticker and a sign that says 'Get them off your dog'.

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    Haan: true

    Viewed from above, the people walking across Frontline's giant dog look just like fleas.

  8. Is the highlighted fact correct? This ad is a clean way of advertising a popular detergent brand.

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    Haan: true

    This engaging campaign for Tide takes being a solution to stain removal to a whole new level.

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