Khakis, Big Bulges, & Hot People.

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We’ve got some spiced-up ads for you this week that push the boundaries. But hey, that’s one of the best parts of advertising.

The best part is, we made all three of them in less than 10 minutes. The inspo came from the most powerful AI ad tool and extensive ad library. Check it out if you haven’t had the chance yet!

Anyway, on to this week’s best AI ads, breakdowns for each, and how you can apply the learnings to your brand!

Ads of the Week

The Perfect Jean, Ridge, Sunday Bedding

The Perfect Jean

Analysis:

This ad for The Perfect Jean grabs attention instantly through the shock effect (using surprising, provocative, or shocking content to grab attention and evoke a strong emotional response) and contrast bias (our perception of something is influenced by what we've just seen or experienced). “F#%K YOUR KHAKIS” attacks a competing product and is perfectly on brand for TPJ. It’s a pattern interruption that stops the scroll. The visual contrast between stiff khakis and the relaxed, flexible jeans reinforces the core benefit: stretch + comfort. The subhead uses benefit-stacking to quickly move from rebellion (“ditch the khakis”) to reward (“experience the stretch”). Because the ad isn’t about the pants, it’s about increasing your comfort and confidence.

How you can apply it:

1. Use a bold, polarizing headline to instantly stop the scroll.

2. Call out the old way to make your product the hero of a “before/after” story.

3. Use strong visual contrast to reinforce your product’s key benefit.

4. Stack benefits in order of impact (pain relief → pleasure gain).

5. Speak like your audience talks, not like a brand trying to be polite.

Prompt:

Create image for an ad campaign for The Perfect Jean titled: "F#%K YOUR KHAKIS"

Visual: A pair of stiff khakis folded next to a relaxed, stretched-out pair of The Perfect Jeans.

Headline: "F#%K YOUR KHAKIS"

Subtext: "Upgrade your comfort. Ditch the khakis. Experience the stretch of new denim."

Aspect Ratio: 1:1

Ridge

Analysis:

Social identity theory (derive a significant part of their self-concept and self-esteem from their membership in social groups) is a stronggggg motivator to get people to take action. The line “Not all bulges are a flex. Especially pocket ones.” grabs attention by walking the line between bold and cheeky, which instantly stands out by talking about people’s image, not the product. It uses a double entendre to create strong memorability, while also highlighting the key product benefit: slim, sleek, no-pocket-bulk bs.

How you can apply it:

1. Use humor, a joke, or a bold line that ties back to your product’s benefit.

2. Lean into shared pain points (like bulky wallets) to make your offer relatable.

3. Show your product solving the problem in a visual, literal way.

4. Keep the copy short, punchy, and scroll-stopping, then drop the benefit immediately after.

5. Make your tone match your audience.

Prompt: Create an image for an ad campaign for Ridge. The image should be an ultra-realistic male with a grey shirt and blue jeans with a brown belt and should feature the lower half of his body. He should be holding out the ridge wallet attached in his right hand. In his left front jean pocket, there should be a big wallet that sticks out like a sore thumb. Headline at the bottom of the ad should read “Not all bulges are a flex. Especially pocket ones.” Font: League Spartan - Aspect ratio 1:1

Sunday Bedding

Analysis:

We love ourselves. Vanity appeals and clever doubles work wonders in this game. “HOT PEOPLE SLEEP HERE” works on two levels: it flatters the viewer (you’re attractive) while also hinting at the literal problem (sleeping hot). The subhead, “Sheets designed to cool you in the heat,” delivers the actual benefit clearly, giving emotional and practical payoff. The visual is warm, intimate, and aspirational which activates mirror neurons that make you imagine yourself in that cozy scene.

How you can apply it:

1. Use wordplay to stack meanings & combine humor and a benefit in one punchy headline.

2. Appeal to vanity, but back it with value. Flattery opens the door, benefits close the door.

3. Design with lifestyle in mind. Make your audience feel in the moment.

4. Headlines should grab attention, subhead clarifies the message.

5. Use visuals that match the promise. Congruency is king.

Prompt: Create image for an ad campaign for Sunday Bedding titled 'Hot People Sleep Here.' The ad should include an ultra realistic Bed with rumpled Sunday sheets + a couple male and female sleeping soundly in the sheets with an arial bedroom view. the lighting should be dim and cinematic so you can see the room. Subhead: Sheets designed to cool you in the heat.

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