In the entertainment industry, billboards are typically used for awareness, featuring global key arts. However, this time, we used the billboard as an engagement piece. We unveiled a national prank that was trending on social media.

Often, the most desired jewels aren't found in museums, stores, or safes, but are worn by MCs. In this piece, we capitalized on Brazil's biggest event of the year: Neymar's Cruise.

This event invited all the prominent MCs (artists adept at attracting press coverage and public attention) and of course, all their jewelry would be together - Just as it occurs in Berlin's plan in season 01.

Netflix was launching "Berlin S01" in Brazil during the busiest media context - between Christmas and New Year's Eve. When attention is divided into parties, fireworks, travels and more. We needed to capture year-end attention to encourage people to watch the show.

We teamed up with famous MCs for a prank at Neymar's Cruise event. The MCs 'lost' their jewelry, sparking fan theories about a heist, which trended online. Later, the 'stolen' jewelry appeared in Berlin's key arts, replacing traditional billboards.

Berlin debuted right at number 1 on Netflix Brazil. The prank generated 1.8 billion organic impressions, more than 2.3 million interactions (98% positive sentiment) and earned $2.4MM in media. Our partners in crime (the MCs) gained more than 8 million followers on social networks.

4x benchmark for organic impressions.

6x benchmark for social networks

Trending Topic on X

#1 Trending on Netflix Brazil

We amplified the impact of the OOH campaign by 18 times through earned media impressions.

Simply replicating global assets wasn't enough to stand out and break through the clutter of the end-of-year celebrations. We needed to create something more impactful to capture Brazilians' attention and drive them to watch the show. We combined Berlin's mastermind thief character with unique elements of Brazilian pop culture. We used our billboards to reveal a nationwide prank that trended on social media and amplified the impact of the OOH campaign by 18 times through earned media impressions.