Here’s another great example of how YouTube’s being used to distribute parodies of classic adverts.
This spoof iPhone ad has had more than 500,000 views since its release on 21st August:
Here’s another great example of how YouTube’s being used to distribute parodies of classic adverts.
This spoof iPhone ad has had more than 500,000 views since its release on 21st August:

Warning!
If you shop in Walmart (we only have ASDAs here, to the best of my knowledge) and you look, well, different, then you could be the subject of a new viral craze – photographing oddballs in the supermarket.
People of Walmart is a compilation of photos of shoppers with long nails, strange hair or a bizarre dress sense. Worth a look. And it’s gone viral this week.
It was the subject of a Time magazine article on Monday, and has been up and down since its ‘discovery’ by the media, through sheer weight of traffic.
It’s not a new concept – do you remember Hot Chicks with Douchebags, which is still always worth a look if you need a laugh?
A viral ad supposedly for a product can be a simple mechanic to increase awareness for a service provider…
I don’t think this was an ‘official’ ad!
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