Big Ass DoorDash Bag

DoorDash was losing market share to Uber Eats in 5 cities across the United States.

So we built a giant 6,000 lb DoorDash bag and drove it to those cities, delivering all kinds of very important and totally necessary items to get attention.The Big Bag went viral on Tiktok and gained a cult following.

A large red shopping bag with the DOORDASH logo is displayed in multiple images, set in busy urban outdoor settings with people taking photos, standing in crowd, and walking on streets with buildings and cars.

Over a nine month period, my team made thousands of deliveries across the country. Below are some of the most successful.

Homecoming Delivery

The Homecoming game at Dulles High School in Texas was full of suprises.

Lunch Delivery to the Zoo

We delivered thousands of pounds of produce to the animals of the Phoenix Zoo.

The “Theft” of Randy’s Donut

LA’s biggest donut went missing for a day.

A large, donut-shaped sign reading 'RANDY'S DONUTS' on top of a donut shop with a retro design, clear blue sky, and a parking lot in the foreground.
A large red DOORDASH sign with a donut-shaped RANDY'S sign behind it on a beach parking lot, with a palm tree, blue sky, ocean, and a person walking in the background.
Woman wearing a black dress, hat, and sunglasses eating a donut in front of a large red DOORDASH sign with a giant donut structure on top. Palm trees and a partly cloudy sky are visible in the background.
Person holding two glazed donuts in front of their eyes, smiling, standing outdoors near a large red and pink Dunkin' Donuts sign and building, with a partly cloudy sky and palm trees in the background.

The Gayest Bag in the Parade

The Big Ass Bag came out in front of thousands of people at Chicago Pride Parade.

Rush Hour on the 101

We turned a regular Tuesday traffic jam into a publicity stunt.

@justinlupo’s House Party

When an influencer reaches out on social for some pizza and beer, you haul ass to deliver.

The “Mystery Bag” at Comic Con

Con-goers went wild for the Big Bag full of rare mint superhero cards, pristine vintage comic books, Labubus, and iPads.


Results

+10 points | average increase in unaided brand awareness across major markets

109 million social impressions

40,000 deliveries nationwide

Made With

Katie Heinerikson, Tracy Silagi, Caleb Nyberg, Nayri Kodazian, Victoria Arguelles, Christina Chin, Max Knies, Bruno Acanfora, Ariel Abramovici, Santiago Mottoa, Carson Davis, Teddy Notari, Bipasha Mookherjee, Bruno Carvalhaes, Tyler King, Anna Partidge, Joel Garcia

Fabrication & Activation Partner: Street Factory Media

Lead Activation Producer: Devin Danielson

Content Capture: Mike Jones, Reid Cole, Evan Michael Norton, Rick G, Aaron Link, Mason Fritz

Editorial: Blind Pig Productions, Street Factory Media, Work Editorial, Whitney James

Illustrator: Nahuel Rollan