Did you already ask yourself how it should be to spend 24h in a pussy?
With this fast viral video you will have an idea of what it is to live in a vagina.
Enjoy your time between her legs…
advertiser: Lactacyd
Here is a really nice viral video showing a fight between real Street Fighter’s toys in stop motion.
advertiser: Lizard Lick Amusement
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Goviral (Branded Content Distribution, Seeding) has done a top 10 viral ads video of 2008.
Methodology
The list is based on data collected from five popular video sharing sites (Youtube, Dailymotion, Metacafe, Break and Vimeo). To determine the most popular video of […]
An amazing film from BBH London for the new LG Washing Machine.
advertiser: LG Electronics
agency: BBH London
http://www.iloveviral.com/
"Loved by gamers, hated by warlords"
advertiser: Intel / Far Cry 2
agency: MRM Worldwide, New York City, USA
worldwide Creative Director: Oren Frank
executive Creative Director: Michael Jacobs
associate Creative […]
One snowboarder is riding the escalator in the tube and then catch the train to slide on the rail!
advertiser: Mountain Dew Drink
WWF is back online for the good cause with a brilliant film to answer the question:
How many resources and pollutants does it take to make a light bulb?
“Light Bulb” follows the production and shipping process of an energy efficient light bulb.
The spot was shot over three days utilizing […]
Ryanair is a low cost airflight company that likes to provoke in advertising.
Last time for the wedding between Carla Bruni and Nicolas Sarkozy, they have done this ad:
"With Ryanair, all my family will be able to come to my wedding".
This time they launch a Ryanair Cabin Crew […]
After the controversial Whooper virgins campaign,
here we are with an excellent viral video for the good cause Humanitarian Lion in Cannes showing
the Perrier virgins, Ikea virgins, Nike virgins, Gap virgins, Ibis virgins, Bus virgins, School virgins,
The Human Rights virgins.
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http://www.iloveviral.com/
Sony is creatively very active. they have done recently an excellent print campaign for Bravia
and an excellent viral video with rabbits in plasticine for Bravia,
this time they are playing with chocolate for Christmas to demonstrate how sweet is the Sony brand.
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I am sure you remember the best viral from 2007: The Cadbury’s Gorilla playing drum kit.
Well, this silver drum kit is back in a fake Cadbury ad for a good cause.
IFAW is using the Cadbury’s Gorilla to promote their animal rescue activity through a viral video.
This viral movie is just […]
Those videos with cell phones popping corn have been floating around since May 28 and have garnered much discussion surrounding their validity.
So a guy films his girlfriend wearing nothing but a t-shirt and underwear tantalizingly gyrating her hips while playing Wii Fit and, poof, instant YouTube stardom.
20th Century Fox Australia held a flash mob/ social experiment in Sydney’s Pitt St Mall on the weekend which tied into their new film from M. Night Shyamalan called The Happening.
There is a Freeze Sydney happening next month along the same lines as the Fronzen Grand Central stunt done while ago.
I grew up watching Bob Ross… and come to think of it, Bob Ross may be the sole reason I studied art in college. Anyway, in case his officially licensed art supplies weren’t enough, Dutch production agency Comrad created this bizarre yet somehow poignant video for NoBELe Match.
NoBELe is a non-profit aiming to match young creatives and businesses for similar causes. A pretty cool effort, and a bizarre promo. But using Bob Ross is probably perfect for the target demo, and despite its oddness, it’s spreading like wildfire. I only wish there was some reference to Peapod the squirrel in the video. But I suppose that might be asking a bit too much.
Check out the rest of the NoBELe launch at Osocio.org
I got into a discussion today with a friend about the Nike and Adidas campaigns and how they address the sport of soccer. I was well-aware of the recent Nike campaign, “Take it to the next level,” but I wasn’t as familiar with what Adidas was up to putting forth. Well I looked around (and watched) and have to say I’m impressed. Adidas produced a documentary surrounding Kaká, Messi, Gerrard and Beckham meeting local football teams in Andorra, San Marino and the Isles of Scilly as part of the film project “Dream Big”.
The production quality of the project is awesome and the feeling that it creates is truly heartwarming. Adidas sending out sports stars to these small cities creates a sense of global awareness and conscience. The concept of “Dream Big” is a strong message that speaks for both Adidas and youth culture in general.
Check out the full-length documentary on youtube: part one and part two.
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