Live Delicious

PRETTYBIRD’s Lucrecia Taormina has directed a hero film for the new bibigo global campaign. Korea’s largest food brand – bibigo - launches a new global campaign encouraging the world to ‘Live Delicious’, developed with creative agency Wieden+Kennedy Tokyo and their hub in Seoul.

Over the past two decades, Korean culture has become global culture, garnering worldwide recognition in all kinds of fields. Recently, the Korean wave has seen K-fashion and K-beauty coming to the forefront, K-pop artists headlining the world’s biggest festivals, and K-cinema and K-drama sweeping global awards ceremonies.

Now, bibigo aims to lead the wave when it comes to K-Food, giving Korean cuisine the same magnitude as the country’s other cultural exports. The timing seems perfect, not just because of Korean culture’s recent successes, but also because of our increasingly dispassionate relationship with food. Everywhere, lifestyles and meals are under unprecedented pressure. People have less time for themselves and prioritize convenience over deliciousness. But despite their demanding lifestyles, they still have a strong desire to make the most of every moment. Rather than eating the same-old meals, or sharing dinner dates with laptops instead of friends, bibigo is here to help the world live delicious.

This ethos goes to the heart of the brand, with their meticulous devotion to the details of their products. Whether in ensuring that the mandu skin is exactly 0.7mm thick, or in the earthenware inspired packaging of their kimchi, bibigo does everything they can so that people enjoy every mouthful.