Cigarette ads are promotional materials created by tobacco companies to market their products. These advertisements often feature attractive imagery, catchy slogans, and endorsements from celebrities to appeal to potential smokers. Historically, they have been found in magazines, on billboards, and even on television, targeting various demographics. Over the years, regulations have increased to limit cigarette advertising due to health concerns associated with smoking. Many countries now require warning labels on cigarette packages and have banned ads in certain media. This shift aims to reduce smoking rates and inform the public about the dangers of tobacco use, including its links to diseases like cancer and heart disease.