Emily Tan
May 29, 2014

Nike, Samsung and Castrol have most viral World Cup ads

GLOBAL - In the run up to the FIFA World Cup in Brazil, it seems brands who aren't sponsors of the event are actually doing best in terms of viral-video shares, with 54 per cent of total shares out of the 11 top brands coming form non-sponsors, according to a report by Unruly Media.

Nike's 'Winner Stays' commercial has racked up more than 980,000 shares

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