Lex Singer, Writer

Randy Johnson famously threw a pitch that accidentally collided with a bird. So to make things right, we built Bird Ballparks, where birds can finally safely catch a ball game. And in honor of his iconic former haircut, we made Millet Mullets for the birds to snack on.

It's NFL star George Kittle like you've never seen him before, with nothing on his roof.

After a Sunday watching football on DIRECTV, stress about the upcoming week sets in. So we got Travis Kelce and Chris Jones to read football bedtime stories you can listen to on Spotify. We also made life-sized Travis body pillows fans could win.

The campaign won a Sports Clio!

Some deeply personal short films I made that were featured on Funny or Die. 

We made trousers the exact same shade of orange as Cheetos, with a towel-material on the thighs, so you can proudly wipe your orange dust covered fingers on them.

To bring back this beloved '90's cereal, Coleman and I created a bite-sized soap opera.

We got everyone from Marshawn to Mr. Irrelevant (the title given to the last pick in the draft).

Steve Buscemi and Henry Winkler play two pigeons who really miss satellite dishes.

Charles, Pilar, and I made shirts for all 46 states with a SONIC. As you can see from the video below, they were a big hit on TikTok.

Virgin Voyages is the 18+ cruise, so we gave kids the platform to air their tiny grievances on TV.

I draw my own ads. Follow me @realsupernanny on Instagram for more.

Pitched in with some freelance help on this with Noah, Antony, Lizzie, and Tali. 

To fulfill squad goals, we created interconnected bowls that let people eat cereal closer than ever before with their squads. This was before COVID, but now, these are quite dangerous.  

Squadbowls were featured on the MTV Movie Awards and sold like hot cakes.

Like “30 under 30,” Jessie and I made a list of 500 people in advertising under the age of 500.

To make Retrograde less terrible, we created Mercury RetroGrande Nachos and Nacho Crystals.

We partnered with crystal enthusiast Spencer Pratt and were written up by a bunch of sites like Food and Wine. I even wrote Nachoroscopes for the PrattDaddy himself.

After Trump said Frederick Douglass has "done an amazing job," I created a LinkedIn profile for Fred. His page was shared and retweeted tens of thousands of times, written up by sites like someecards and endorsed by tons of fellow professionals eager to recognize his many talents. 

We got Odell Beckham Jr., Aaron Donald, an inflatable Minion, Danny Trejo, and John Goodman to help explain to NFL fans why their Uber Eats orders are occasionally late.