Yesterday, Metro by T-Mobile released a teaser of their first Super Bowl ad with Luis Guzmán. The teaser was a very quick video that barely gave a glimpse of the Narcos actor as he was speeding past a woman while riding a scooter. Thankfully, the ad has already been released. The 60-second ad, entitled Misión De Bla Bla Bla, was created with OKRP. The Spanish ad … [read full article]
A few days ago, T-Mobile welcomed Jason Momoa in its newest Super Bowl ad. The Aquaman star joins Zach Braff and Donald Faison in promoting T-Mobile’s Home Internet service. Metro by T-Mobile also joins in on the Super Bowl celebration. In fact, the prepaid brand has released a teaser for its upcoming Super Bowl commercial, which is a first for the brand. The commercial features … [read full article]
Earlier today, Visible by Verizon aimed fire at Metro by T-Mobile’s Nada Yada Yada campaign. The Twitter post showed a video featuring actor Jason Alexander as he talks about what “others” got wrong about the “yada yada.” Metro by T-Mobile has responded to the ad by writing an [read full article]
Metro by T-Mobile has rolled out a new campaign that reinforces its promise for no BS– no contracts, no price hikes, and no surprises. In its press release, the T-Mobile prepaid brand boldly names its rivals, who have surprised customers with hidden fees, price hikes, and other “yada yada.” The prepaid brand reiterates its BS-free promise for customers. Metro shares that big cable providers (such as Spectrum Mobile and Xfinity Mobile) entice customers with their seemingly good … [read full article]
