British coffee company Sanremo just published this very unique commercial. In a big factory a crew of workers makes music while building one of their top notch machines.
Of course, to keep it 2013, they had to add some Dubstep. And for the twist, the video ends just as it began.
The world’s most famous coffee shop, Starbucks, is constantly raked over the coals for their outrageous prices. But millions of consumers don’t seem to mind spending nearly the same amount of money for two gallons of gas to get their caffeine rush.
Which got YouTuber Beauch thinking. What is the most expensive drink at Starbucks he could order? After adding 48 shots of espresso and nearly every other additional item on the menu, he reached the colossal price of $47.30.
He now claims to have purchased the world’s most expensive Stabucks drink. At least until the next YouTube outspends him…
The ten day old video has just gone viral, and is further featured on Mashable, PerezHilton, Geekologie, and Eater.
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Remember the 2003 mega hit single Get Low by Lil Jon and the East Side Boyz?
Well, Dan Henig brought it back nearly ten years later with a surprise acoustic cover of the dirty club song in an unsuspecting coffee shop.
When sung so soft and sweet, the lyrics are much easier to decipher, making his performance that much more out of place. Latte drinkers couldn’t help but laugh once they realized what they were listening to.
Dan is now competing for the best soft acoustic guitar cover of a club song with Ra-On, the group who covered Gangnam Style acoustically.
The music video is going viral after being featured on TheDailyWhat, Reddit, and MostWatched.
Skiing can be tiring, cold fun, and there’s really nothing better to warm and recharge than a hot cup of coffee. Of course, ordinary coffee won’t do for most skiers, they require their Starbucks. And the mega coffee company is happy to oblige.
Now Squaw Valley, California is offering a unique “ski-thru” Starbucks for skiers who want to grab a Joe on the go. The video is covered by CBSSacramento, OnTheSnow, Neatorama, and BrianAbrams
KTLA 5 in Los Angeles had a little fun with their new intern, Irene. Throughout their morning news broadcast they kept harrassing her for coffee while on the air. The weatherman even had Irene come on camera and give him a back massage. OK, enough intern hazing guys.
