CALL OF DUTY‘s latest commercial has been an outstanding success! The week old commercial for the new Call Of Duty: Black Ops II game already has over 16 million views, and is featured on ViralVideoChart.
This commercial for a real life lightsaber appropriately went viral over the faux Star Wars holiday weekend, and now stands with over 420,000 hits.
As their name implies, Wicked Lasers made the world’s first and only real working laser sword. It doesn’t have the cool lightsaber sounds, but it does power ‘up’ and ‘down.’ Read more on Engadget and DVice.
It’s no secret a company can greatly raise the chances their video will go viral if they include a popular celebrity.
After producing a semi-successful commercial in 2010, Pop Chips invited Two And A Half Men star Ashton Kutcher back to act in a humorous multiple personality classic-style dating video.
But the commercial is surging for reasons no corporation wants. One of the Indian characters Ashton plays is not being accepted by the public well and is being touted as racist, especially since he is in ‘brown face.’
The video is featured on Mashable, LATimes, Tosh.0, and NYDailyNews.
BlackBerry has released this amazing video of their new photography technology for the new BlackBerry 10. Vivek Bhardwaj explains that the BlackBerry 10 detects faces and can even turn back frames to get the exact right shot. It’s like going back in digital photography time. Read more on TechCrunch, Time, and PetaPixel.
It seems like DIRECTV has been hiring personel from the same marketing firm as Geico, because they have been cranking out some knock out viral sensations. First, DIRECTV had their ultra successful Opulence, I Has It commercials.
Now, they have started their “Don’t X” marketing campaign, and their newest commercial has already been picked up by 22Words and TheAwesomer.
“Don’t Have Your House Explode” warns viewers of the dangers of cable. If your picture freezes, you can become irritable, which can lead to a whole slew of other bad stuff.
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