
Case in 60 seconds
Taco Bell needed to cut through a noisy festive period, because tacos are rarely part of how people eat at Christmas, so the brand had little natural claim on that time of year.
The campaign turns on a shared grievance rather than festive goodwill, because people with December birthdays feel overlooked by Christmas, and the page casts Taco Bell as equally left out of the season.
Jungle Creations framed the work as a tongue-in-cheek cancellation of Christmas, which let Taco Bell stand with December birthdays and help them reclaim their moment rather than compete with festive messaging.
Jungle Creations produced a tongue-in-cheek mockumentary for Taco Bell, followed by a series of influencer posts, with YouTube named as where the work dropped and Jungle Social and Jungle Media credited as the services behind it.
Jungle Creations reports 18M+ impressions, 99K engagements and a 16.1% over-delivery for the campaign, which are the three figures the page prints at the head of the case.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
- YouTube
Partners
- Jungle Creations
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Impressions | 18M+ impressions |
| Engagements | 99K engagements |
| Over-Delivery | 16.1% over-delivery |
Why Jungle Creations' strategy worked
- 1
A brand with no seasonal claim can enter a crowded festive period by siding with a group the season overlooks, because the shared grievance gives it a reason to speak rather than a borrowed seasonal message.
- 2
Leading with a single mockumentary and following it with influencer posts gives creators an established joke to extend, so the posts build on a known story rather than introducing the idea cold.



