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KFC Hong Kong gets fired up

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KFC has teamed up with Ogilvy & Mather to roll out a new campaign for its signature "Hot & Spicy" recipe. The campaign visually brings to life the hot sensation of the product with real-life fireballs.The three key visuals - Space Shuttle, Dragster, and Heroes - seamlessly swaps out explosions with the real product, photographed under lighting conditions that replicate each of the chosen scenarios.[gallery link="file" ids="218970,218971,218969,218968,218967,218966"]“Hot & Spicy is one of the Colonel’s signature recipes, and certainly a favorite amongst our customers here in Hong Kong. It’s a classic flavor, and this work brilliantly delivers the product promise with a playful execution for the brand to capture attention,” said William Tsing, marketing director - KFC Hong Kong.The campaign has launched in-store in 60 branches across the territory. It is supported by print advertising, online promotions and key outdoor media which will launch in the coming week.John Koay, creative director - Ogilvy Hong Kong said, “Hot & Spicy delivers a blast of fiery heat with every bite. But its crunchy texture and colour is visually similar to a real-life fireball. So this visual duality became our inspiration - and we just love how it’s come together in such a simple, yet universally understood way.”CreditsClient: KFC Hong KongAgency: Ogilvy & Mather Hong KongChief creative officer: Reed CollinsCreative directors: John Koay, Matt NisbetAssociate creative director: Kai Fung ChanArt director: John KoayAccount manager: Stella FungProject manager: Jennifer ToPhotographer: Illusion, BangkokIllustrator: Illusion, BangkokRetoucher: Illusion, Bangkok

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