Oh Hell Yeah

A comedy-led product launch that gave the Legion Go 2 permission to get strange.

Gas Lamp developed and produced an offbeat launch campaign for the Lenovo Legion Go 2, including a hero film and a suite of short-form cutdowns.

Oh Hell Yeah

Oh Hell Yeah

Industry

Consumer Technology / Gaming

Consumer Technology / Gaming

ROLE

Strategy Creative Development Production Editorial Post-Production

Strategy Creative Development Production Editorial Post-Production

Deliverables

Hero Campaign Film 15-Second Cutdown 10-Second Cutdowns Platform-Specific Masters

Hero Campaign Film 15-Second Cutdown 10-Second Cutdowns Platform-Specific Masters

Oh Hell Yeah

Oh Hell Yeah

Challenge

Kicker

THE

CHALLENGE

THE

CHALLENGE

Launch a serious gaming device without relying on the polished, predictable language of consumer technology advertising.

Launch a serious gaming device without relying on the polished, predictable language of consumer technology advertising.

Launch a serious gaming device without relying on the polished, predictable language of consumer technology advertising.

The campaign needed to communicate confidence and personality while remaining flexible enough to support multiple short-form edits.

The campaign needed to communicate confidence and personality while remaining flexible enough to support multiple short-form edits.

Solution

Kicker

THE

SOLUTION

THE

SOLUTION

The campaign leaned into absurdity, heightened performances, and unexpected visual turns.

The campaign leaned into absurdity, heightened performances, and unexpected visual turns.

The campaign leaned into absurdity, heightened performances, and unexpected visual turns.

Production design, casting, editorial, and post-production created a world that felt slightly surreal while keeping the product central to the idea. Each cutdown was rebuilt around the same comic logic rather than simply shortening the hero film.

Production design, casting, editorial, and post-production created a world that felt slightly surreal while keeping the product central to the idea. Each cutdown was rebuilt around the same comic logic rather than simply shortening the hero film.

The finished campaign gave the Legion Go 2 a distinct personality while maintaining consistency across every deliverable.

The finished campaign gave the Legion Go 2 a distinct personality while maintaining consistency across every deliverable.

The finished campaign gave the Legion Go 2 a distinct personality while maintaining consistency across every deliverable.

Strategy Creative Development Production Editorial Post-Production

Packaging, imagery, and campaign assets were designed as one continuous experience where repetition and material detail carry the brand instead of decoration.

Packaging, imagery, and campaign assets were designed as one continuous experience where repetition and material detail carry the brand instead of decoration.

Packaging, imagery, and campaign assets were designed as one continuous experience where repetition and material detail carry the brand instead of decoration.

Gas Lamp developed and produced an offbeat launch campaign for the Lenovo Legion Go 2, including a hero film and a suite of short-form cutdowns.

Gas Lamp developed and produced an offbeat launch campaign for the Lenovo Legion Go 2, including a hero film and a suite of short-form cutdowns.

Gas Lamp developed and produced an offbeat launch campaign for the Lenovo Legion Go 2, including a hero film and a suite of short-form cutdowns.

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Rommia White

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We don't pitch. We have a conversation.

Every project begins with a free discovery call. No commitment, no pressure.

Gas Lamp logo

Rommia White

Project Manager

We don't pitch. We have a conversation.

Every project begins with a free discovery call. No commitment, no pressure.

Gas Lamp logo

Rommia White

Project Manager

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Saint John’s Health Center