It makes literally no sense, and thats why it is great commercial.
People will talk about how stupid it is, but they will talk about it.
If only they didn’t international prices 🤣🤣
Galaxus marketing is really top notch.
Advertising washing machines in Russian hits different.
Lol, the second one is in Serbian, a pun of a popular (but terrible) song from 80s, “Mile voli disko” (Mile likes disco).
No, thats just multilingual
The joke in Serbian is targeted at people in their 60s and older. And younger people, who are in nostalgia for 80s or just enjoy this type of music.
The song “Mile voli disko” was popular more than 40 years ago.
Classic Galaxus.
Update. Some people said it is still popular and not cringe, so I take that part back. The song comes back to club scene nowadays, apparently. I didn’t know that, but I may go to wrong clubs when rarely visit Belgrade.
Do they have one with a Klingon language review of a Star Wars branded product? 😉
The upper one is appently about a coffee ceremony in either eritrea or ethiopia
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It makes literally no sense, and thats why it is great commercial.
People will talk about how stupid it is, but they will talk about it.
If only they didn’t international prices 🤣🤣
Galaxus marketing is really top notch.
Advertising washing machines in Russian hits different.
Lol, the second one is in Serbian, a pun of a popular (but terrible) song from 80s, “Mile voli disko” (Mile likes disco).
No, thats just multilingual
The joke in Serbian is targeted at people in their 60s and older. And younger people, who are in nostalgia for 80s or just enjoy this type of music.
The song “Mile voli disko” was popular more than 40 years ago.
Classic Galaxus.
Update. Some people said it is still popular and not cringe, so I take that part back. The song comes back to club scene nowadays, apparently. I didn’t know that, but I may go to wrong clubs when rarely visit Belgrade.
Do they have one with a Klingon language review of a Star Wars branded product? 😉
The upper one is appently about a coffee ceremony in either eritrea or ethiopia
The washing machine and says Miele loves disko.
Wth does that mean, what’s the context?
their explanation: [https://www.galaxus.ch/de/page/neue-plakat-kampagne-in-42-sprachen-35129](https://www.galaxus.ch/de/page/neue-plakat-kampagne-in-42-sprachen-35129)
international?
i think you mean intergalactic
I like the one in Swedish:
“Vem fan är Michel?” = “Who the hell is Michel?”
It is an Astrid Lindgren character originally with the name “Emil i Lönneberga” in Swedish, but in German he is called Michel for some reason.
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