Cele mai vizualizate reclame pe YouTube in Octombrie 2011 Video
Cu ani în urmă, oamenii obisnuiau sa se adune în jurul televizorul pentru a viziona camera ascunsă. Apoi, câteva decenii mai târziu, Punk'd.
In zilele noastre, aşa cum prevede în octombrie cel mai comun de-lista anunţuri pe Chart Global Anunţurile Mashable, agenţii de publicitate se adreseaza nevoia noastră de a vedea oameni a lua victimizati de glume practice. Cauza la punctul: Contrex, o apă minerală Nestle care este comercializat în Franţa. Contrex nişte bărbaţi şi femei, franceză (mai ales femei) pentru a interacţiona cu unele biciclete de papetărie cu reglaj electric care o imagine 3-D de o stripteuză de sex masculin. Şi acesta a fost cel mai ad-comun din octombrie.
De asemenea, arată sus pe lista a fost Carlsberg, care punk'd unele iubitorii de teatru din Belgia, cu ajutorul unui motociclisti cateva zeci de voinic.
Este acest nou trend in reclamele virale? Rămâne de văzut, dar de marketing ar fi inteligent pentru a incepe sa te gandesti de moduri de a canalului lor interioara Ashton Kutcher. În caz contrar, avem o recoltă bogată de reclame virale în această săptămână, inclusiv un om obtinerea tatuaje inversă, două anunţuri iPhone 4S şi un PSA din Noua Zeelandă, care va va face sa intrebi "Este aceasta o gluma?", Chiar dacă pare a fi destul de grave.
Ca de obicei, ne mulţumim prietenii nostri de la scăpate de sub control pentru întocmirea listei de luna aceasta.
Notă: Lista de mai jos nu include videoclipuri muzicale, conţinutul generat de utilizator sau filme. Grafic Media indisciplinat lui Video viral piese 18 milioane parts o zi prin intermediul API-uri terţe părţi.
"Michael" (Sony PlayStation 3)
In a setup that owes much to the bar scene in the original Star Wars, a group of warriors assemble to trade war stories. A World War II vet breaks in with a seemingly impromptu tribute to "Michael," whom everyone agrees is the sine qua non of any successful battle. Who is Michael? Some geeky teenager who has a PS3.
"Stunts with Bikers in Cinema" (Carlsberg)
In another instance of marketing disguised as a practical joke, various couples enter a movie theater filled with burly, tattooed bikers. Those that overcome their initial trepidation and actually take a seat are rewarded with hearty applause from said bikers along with an invitation to enjoy a Carlsberg. This popular video is a brilliant example of attaching a brand with a feeling, in this case, pride mixed with relief.
"Introducing Siri' (Apple)
If you're reading Mashable, you probably don't need an introduction to Siri, but here's one anyway, in Apple's first ad for the iPhone 4S and it's first since the passing of Steve Jobs.
"Go Beyond The Cover" (Dermablend)
Speaking of tattoos, in this amazing video, a normal-looking man sitting before the camera. Slowly, it is revealed that he is actually Lady Gaga's pal Zombie Boy who has been done up with Dermablend. What's interesting about the video is that it reverses our expectations by showing a guy who starts out looking scary and ends up appearing unremarkable.
" Introducing iPhone 4S" (Apple)
Released in conjunction with Apple's iPhone 4S announcement on Oct. 6, the new phone gets the "this-is-so-amazing-it's-going-to-blow-your-mind-and revolutionize-the-way-you-do-everything treatment.
"Official Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 - Redemption Single Player Trailer" (Activision)
It's the world's darkest hour. Are you ready to do what's necessary? Yes, that means abandoning your real-world duties and relationships for Activision's latest time suck.
"Ken Block's Gymkhana Four: The Hollywood Megamercial" (DC Shoes)
Ken Block pulls out all the stops in this over-the-top nine-minute video featuring flesh-eating zombies, fake sharks, a guy in a gorilla suit on a Segway, and of course, lots of dangerous "don't try this at home" automobile maneuvers.
"The Force" (Volkswagen)
Still going strong after eight months, VW's "The Force" Super Bowl ad once again makes an appearance. Is there anyone out there who hasn't seen this yet?
"Party Rock Anthem" (Kia)
Those lovable Kia hamsters are back and they’re dancing to LMFAO”s “Party Rock Anthem.” Somehow this will get you to buy one of the company’s cars.
"D Rose: adiZero Rose 2 -- The Bull" (Adidas)
A bunch of matadors are no match for the Chicago Bulls's Derrick Rose, a.k.a. D-Rose. Olé!
"Honey Badger" (Wonderful Pistachios)
Wonderful Pistachios harnesses the Honey Badger Internet meme for fun and, we presume, profit.
"Weetabix Chocolate Spoonsize Advert" (Weetabix)
This is what happens when you give kids sugary cereal: They start dancing like adults with their stuffed animals in front of their stunned peers.
Legend (New Zealand Transport Agency)
A drunk driving PSA comes off as a fair -to-middling Flight of the Conchords skit. Maybe it's the kiwi accents.
"The Cat Haz Swagger" (Puss in Boots)
Old Spice gets its umpteenth parody from Antonio Banderas/Puss in Boots in this viral video promoting DreamWorks Animations's latest pic.
"Danny MacAskill - Way Back Home" (Red Bull)
Way Back Home is sort of the Dark Side of the Moon of viral ads, not for its content, but for its staying power. DSOTM was on the Billboard charts for 741 weeks, from 1973 to 1988. Way Back Home's only been around since last November, but it seems to enjoy the same kind of steady popularity.
"World Gone Sour (The Lost Kids)" (Cadbury Schweppes)
Method Man raps about and to some Sour Patch Kids. Next up: The Wu-Tang Clan's paean to Reese's Pieces.
"Angry Birds Seasons Ham'O'Ween" (Rovio)
There's a new Angry Bird in town. Nuff said.
"The HD HERO2: 2x as Powerful in Every Way" (GoPro)
More stylized photography and stunts from GoPro. Don't try this at home.
"Taylor Swift Wonderstruck" (Elizabeth Arden)
Elizabeth Arden hitches a ride with Taylor Swift's brand equity.
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