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Dec 02, 2015

Happydent 'Palace' in Gunn Report list of century's top 20 ads

Agencies from the UK lead list compiled with feedback from 1754 people

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Happydent 'Palace' in Gunn Report list of century's top 20 ads

The Gunn Report has compiled a list of the century's top 20 ads, which is not ranked in any order, by asking readers to choose ten ads each from a pre-selected list of 30. Provisions were also made for "other nominations".

In total, 1754 people completed the questionnaire allowing for The Gunn Report to create a list of the most popular ads released between 2000 and 2015.

Featuring in the list is Happydent's Palace ad which was conceptualised by McCann Worldgroup.

The only other work from Asia is, Dumb ways to die campaign from Australia McCann.

BGH Silent Aircon "dads in briefs" by Del Campo Saatchi & Saatchi, Buenos Aires

Budweiser "wassup/true" by DDB, Chicago

Cadbury's Dairy Milk "Gorilla" by Fallon, London

Canal+ "closet"by BETC Euro RSCG, Paris

Canal+ "The Bear" by BETC Euro RSCG, Paris

Chipotle "back to the start" by Creative Artists Agency, Los Angeles

Dove Self Esteem Fund "evolution" by Ogilvy & Mather, Toronto

Guinness "noitulove" by Abbott, Mead Vickers BBDO, London

Happy Dent Teeth Whitening Gum "happy dent palace" by McCann Erickson, Mumbai

Honda "cog" by Wieden & Kennedy, London

Honda "Grrr" by Wieden & Kennedy, London

John West Salmon "bear" by Leo Burnett London

Metro Trains "dumb ways to die" by McCann, Melbourne

Nike "Tag" by Wieden & Kennedy, Portland

Nike "write the future" by Wieden & Kennedy, Amsterdam

Old Spice "the man your man could smell like" by Wieden & Kennedy, Portland

Peugeot 206 "the sculptor" by Euro RSCG MCM, Milan

Sony Bravia LCD TV "balls" by Fallon, London

Volkswagen Golf DSG "kids on steps" by DDB, Berlin

Volvo Trucks "epic split" by Forsman & Bodenfors, Gothenburg

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