Lord Danger's Mike Diva Serves Capital Breakfast with a Spoonful of Pop Stars
Apr. 09, 2019
Lord Danger’s Mike Diva serves up a feast for the eyes in a new spot for Capital FM’s first nationwide breakfast show: Capital Breakfast. Conceived by agency Lucky Generals, the spot was brought to life in a unique production partnership between Lord Danger and Hungry Man UK. With Diva at the helm, Capital Breakfast is reimagined as a cereal, with Roman Kemp, Vick Hope and Sonny Jay taking the viewer through their extraordinary world, packed with some of the world’s biggest hit music stars. Little Mix glides through a multi-colored sky on a magical spoon, Liam Payne chases the Breakfast hosts riding a giant toy dinosaur, and Anne-Marie surfs through breakfast cereal on a jet-ski dodging Cheryl, Shawn Mendes and Halsey in her path.
Capital is the UK’s number one hit music brand, playing the biggest hits from the hottest artists to 8.3 million weekly listeners. It latest offering, Capital Breakfast, starts listeners day off with a healthy meal of entertainment.
Related News
Lord Danger Adds Director Christopher Werner
Award-winning comedy filmmaker known for his work on saturday night live and last week tonight with John Oliver joins LA production company
Ad of the Day | Vue Unveils Love Letter to Cinema in "Feel it Forever" campaign Directed by Taika Waititi
Vue is inviting cinemagoers to "Feel It Forever" in a new brand film created by Hijinks and directed by Academy Award-winning filmmaker Taika Waititi
Hungryman Revives "Dead" Scripts with First Completed Spot from Dead Ad Society
Directed by LJ Johnson, the spot for KUL MOCKS marks the debut Dead Ad Society Awards finale in New York
Latest News
Jul. 22, 2026
Havas Strengthens Experiential Marketing Arm, Havas Play, Across Benelux with Acquisition of Dutch Agency SportVibes
Founded in 2003, SportVibes has extensive experience creating connections between fans
Jul. 22, 2026
World Cup Ads Don't Rely on Beckham or Messi as Much as Marketers Think
The stars feature in fewer than 1 in 10 ads, but their presence boosts long-term effectiveness



