16 Social Proof Mashup Ad Examples

Many reviews, comments or customers cut together.

The video shows a montage of people in costumes dancing at a party. Each person is replaced with a different character, maintaining the same dance moves and camera angles. The text "Swap the main character in any video while keeping the motion, scene and camera." appears on screen, followed by instructions on how to use the Recast tool.
Live · 5 daysVideo
The video shows several quick cuts of children and adults playing in a large, bright green inflatable structure. Text overlays ask "What city should we visit next?". The scenes include kids jumping, a man interacting with a vault-like door, and a girl holding a decorated wallet. The overall impression is of a fun, active environment, possibly an event or attraction.
Ended · 8 daysVideo
A montage of different women showing their ear piercings and jewelry stacks. Each woman appears briefly, stating her name as the camera focuses on her ear. The video is a quick succession of these personal introductions.
Live · 75 days
A montage of various creators applying a skin illuminator product to their faces and shoulders. The video features quick cuts of different people in various settings, showing the product's glow effect on their skin. No text or voiceover is present.
Live · 4 daysVideo
A montage of several different people speaking directly to the camera in a selfie-style video. They are all sharing the same message about an early streaming release for a show. The video uses quick cuts between the different speakers to maintain a high-energy, conversational feel.
Live · 3 daysVideo
A series of different women in a gym setting are asked to finish the sentence about the best thing they have done for themselves. Each woman provides a short, personal answer about their fitness journey. The video uses text overlays to present the question and the responses.
Live · 2 daysVideo
A product shot of a bag of "SUNDAYS FOR DOGS" dog food, with a large yellow and orange color scheme. The bag features a picture of a dog on the front. Surrounding the product image is a collage of social media comments from satisfied customers, praising the food. A large, colorful "100" graphic overlay is prominently displayed in the upper center of the image, signifying a perfect score or high approval.
Live · 87 days
The creative is a dark, moody background with text overlays simulating a social media comment thread. The main text reads "Does it really make a difference?" Below this, various users' comments are displayed in chat bubbles, sharing positive experiences with a product. Users like "Jane Hill," "Leah Raymond," "Megan Smith," and "Kelly Knight" share testimonials about improved energy, feeling calmer, and the product being "amazing." The overall impression is a collection of user reviews and questions about product efficacy.
Ended · 72 days
The creative features a bright orange background with the text "You asked, we answered." in large white font. Below this, multiple social media comments are displayed in dark grey speech bubbles, each containing user-generated reviews of Oats Overnight products. The comments highlight positive experiences and flavor preferences, such as "This pecan pie flavor of the month is bananas!!" and "CARROT CAKE OMG. You can taste the cream cheese icing...". The overall impression is a collection of customer testimonials reinforcing the brand's appeal.
Live · 143 days
The creative features a close-up of a man with curly hair and a mustache, looking directly at the camera. Overlaid on the image are several customer reviews, each with a star rating. One prominent review, titled "10/10 You Gotta Try This!", shares a personal health journey and highly recommends the product. Other reviews mention "Major Life Improvements", "Massive heartburn help", and "Cannot Live Without!". The overall impression is one of positive customer experiences and product effectiveness.
Live · 27 days

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