Apparently, Oscar Mayer has learned from the viral video successes of Kmart and Grey Poupon, and has finally made a commercial specifically geared towards online viewers.
And that’s not difficult when your company already sells the web’s favorite food: bacon. Over the weekend, their new commercial Say It With Bacon has already been viewed over one million times.
Cheerios has gone viral, receiving both positive and negative reactions, from their new commercial Just Checking.
The ad–which features a daughter asking her mom about the positive health effects of the oat cereal and then adorably pouring them on her napping father after misunderstanding–has broken new ground as the parents are an interracial couple.
The commercial is further featured on AdWeek, TheRoot, and Reddit.
This very strange and obscure video by 사 채업자 has just exploded online even though it was posted six weeks ago. A heavy Korean man menacingly laughs and giggles as he unloads his never ending dinner of Asian take out at his computer desk.
John Adamson was visiting a chocolate factory in Melbourne Australia and found a very unique exhibit to wow guests that he just had to share with the web.
An array of detailed chocolates were set up in circles that when spun at high speed and flashed with a strobe light confuses the eye to make the chocolates appear animated.
Now, his new short video of the moving chocolate has gone viral, amassing over 400,000 views in one day.
Kids tasting lemons for the first time is a long standing viral video genre. Saatchi & Heckler of TEDx Sydney wanted to take this idea to the next level.
So they rallied up a group of adorable kids and gave them a slew of popular foods, such as olives and anchovies. Of course, the reaction of the kids is only magnified when replayed in super slow motion.
