AD Watch: Google Arts & Culture app and Burger King Whopper neutrality

Lili JiangCreative directorCheil Worldwide Hong KongHOT: Google Arts & Culture: Face-matching appRating: 4.5/5[gallery link="file" ids="218692,218693"]Curious about discovering your lost-long, identical twin? That’s the idea behind the Google’s Arts and Culture app, which has gone mega-viral over the past month, thanks to its new facial recognition features that pairs one of your "selfies" to a famous look-alike art work from museums around the world.The beauty of this idea is it found a cool way to bring pop-culture media and the 18th century art seamlessly together. It got people "face to face" with a rich history of art, quite literally. Now you can compare yourself to a painting that’s hundreds of years old. Have you found your portrait yet?NOT: Burger King Whopper neutralityRating: 3/5[gallery ids="218696,218695"]Burger King’s new whopper - a demonstration of "net neutrality" - just went viral. The numbers of views and the intention were great. Just from an execution point of view, it looked quite similar to its previous work - "A day without whopper", "Bullying Jr." and the most famous one of all "whopper freakout". It feels like its executions have fallen into a formula. And I doubt customers would really be teased and getting so angry on spot after seeing so many in-store whopper stunts.