As the original gummy worm inventor, Trolli has been making weirdly awesome and delicious gummies for more than three decades. The latest campaign, titled It’s Trolli, celebrates a new era of deliciousness and adds a dash of darkness to your favorite gummies, highlighting the history, black packaging, neon gummies, and product origins that set them apart so many years ago.
Trolli: It's Trolli
Consumer packaged goodsPortlandTrolli’s first creative campaign with W+K Portland takes fans into a relentlessly cheerful, candy-filled land.
AgencyPortland
April 2019
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The first spot, “Cupboard,” sets the scene for the campaign, taking you into the cheerful, candy-filled land of Trolli. A neon light in the darkness, Trolli transforms everything it touches into something bright, happy, and sweet—if only for a moment. Additional spots “Trolli Bag,” “Happy Accident,” “Prince,” and “Dead or Alive” delve deeper into the dark, magical, and delicious world of Trolli.
The campaign was brought to life by W+K creative directors Darcie Burrell and Azsa West; Becky Sloan and Joseph Pelling, known for their popular web series Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared; and award-winning animation specialists Blinkink. It appeared across TV and online video, and on Trolli social channels.
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