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Louisiana kids grew up seeing and hearing a lot of commercial messages, how many of those memorable advertisements still haunt your memory? Let's test your memory.

Sometimes creative advertising masterminds do their jobs so well, Americans can't stop thinking about their creative genius.

Along a stretch of HWY 90 on the outskirts of Broussard and entering New Iberia there is a billboard that has a few motorists thinking it's for a whole other business.

A major university has discovered that the image of the American Cowboy is not inclusive enough for everyone.

We promise, you have never seen Reba like this before!

The ad brings the Second Amendment into this political race.

Calling all dads.

Advertising is everywhere we turn. What we don't always realize is that certain commercials stick in our memories for a lifetime. Take a look at this collection of local and national TV commercials that aired on KATC in 1983. Do you remember any of these?

Take note, Pepsi and Kendall Jenner.

The Internet isn't letting Kendall Jenner's Pepsi ad recede into the darkness anytime soon.

Jenner's character appeared to solve police brutality in a simplistic way, and Twitter was not having it.

March is Women's History Month and this company with a rugged looking dude on its packaging is getting in on it.

Why will this lumberjack and those like him be getting the month of March off? The reason is a very good one.

Heinz is taking a pretty radical approach to this year's Super Bowl.

Out with the old and in with the new.

Big Freedia may have made the catchiest legal ad in recent memory.

The advertisements will appear as one-page inserts in the Sunday, July 19 editions of the Daily Advertiser and the Acadiana Advocate.

We all know the power of a good jingle. It can get stuck in our heads and leave us longing to buy the product being advertised. So, what happens when more than two dozen jingles come together? Delightful musical mayhem.

Hold on to your buns, because there's a new Hamburglar creeping around McDonalds!

Sure, the Super Bowl will feature the best the NFL has to offer on the field, but, come on, let's be honest: you're going to watch for the commercials.