Tesco’s topping of contention
BBH’s tongue-in-cheek spot for the British supermarket dives into the age-old debate of whether a certain tropical fruit belongs on a pizza.
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View on- Agency BBH/Dublin
- Production Company Iconoclast UK
- Director Amara Abbas
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Credits
View on- Agency BBH/Dublin
- Production Company Iconoclast UK
- Director Amara Abbas
- Editing Work Editorial/London
- Post Production Screen Scene
- Color Misgena Mgmt
- Sound Studio Scimitar Sound
- Production Service Big Fish TV Commercials
- Executive Creative Director Felipe Serradourada Guimaraes
- Creative Director Luke Till
- Copywriter Jack Gravatt
- Art Director Till Dittmers
- Producer Emma Ellis
- Producer Luke Plaister
- Executive Producer Jean Mougin
- DP Nicolas Loir
- Editor Neil Smith
- Edit Producer Frankie Elster
- VFX Supervisor Allen Sillery
- Colorist Nicke Cantarelli
- Sound Engineer Dean Jones
- Executive Producer Dara McClatchie
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Credits
powered by- Agency BBH/Dublin
- Production Company Iconoclast UK
- Director Amara Abbas
- Editing Work Editorial/London
- Post Production Screen Scene
- Color Misgena Mgmt
- Sound Studio Scimitar Sound
- Production Service Big Fish TV Commercials
- Executive Creative Director Felipe Serradourada Guimaraes
- Creative Director Luke Till
- Copywriter Jack Gravatt
- Art Director Till Dittmers
- Producer Emma Ellis
- Producer Luke Plaister
- Executive Producer Jean Mougin
- DP Nicolas Loir
- Editor Neil Smith
- Edit Producer Frankie Elster
- VFX Supervisor Allen Sillery
- Colorist Nicke Cantarelli
- Sound Engineer Dean Jones
- Executive Producer Dara McClatchie
Created by BBH Dublin and directed by Amara Abbas through Iconoclast, this energetic campaign from UK supermarket brand Tesco draws inspiration from a dispute that has long divided the nation – should pineapple really go on pizza?
The ad opens with a couple doing their weekly shop, when one of them suggests picking up a pineapple – for the pizza. We’re then whisked through a whirlwind of heated discussions, from nation-wide news reports to neighbourly squabbles on the streets, as the country aims to settle the score once and for all.
“Tesco wanted to reassert their value credentials in a way that feels true to Irish shoppers,” said Luke Till, Creative Director at BBH Dublin. “So we tapped into something uniquely Irish: their love of a good debate. Whether it’s pineapple on pizza, the ‘correct’ shade of tea, or the eternal tomato-fruit-or-veg question, the spots mirror those classic conversations that divide the nation. But there’s one thing we can all agree on: money spent at Tesco is money well spent.”