With so many online April Fools videos, YouTube of course had to make their own. And they are not to be outdone. In the fake commercial, YouTube announces their new offline service, The YouTube Collection:The Magic of YouTube in Your Hands.
Now you can enjoy the entire YouTube experience without an online connection. You can even mail in your feedback, such as commenting or thumbs downing.
Conan O’Brien teamed up with popular tech blog Mashable to bring us this April Fools joke announcement. Conan has purchased the entire website and has booted Pete Cashmore from the position of CEO, crowning himself king for just $3,500.
More and more companies are playing along with April Fools online, making fake blog posts, funny videos, and prank programs. Even legendary Google has jumped on board this year with their latest Nintendo style Google Maps application. Now you can search the world in gloriously retro 8-bit graphics, just like Google would have looked in the early 90′s if it existed.
With the magic of Twitter, celebrities and fans are more connected than ever. The mini blogging service is arguably used solely for this purpose. But it’s not all fun and gushing over celebs. There are plenty of negative comments tweeted to famous actors and entertainers all the time.
Jimmy Kimme lLive correctly thought it would be fun for celebs to read some negative tweets on camera. The results are pure awesomeness.
Ever since YouTube became part of the American vernacular, companies have been trying their hardest to have a successful viral marketing campaign. Vitamin Water made this commercial, titled Grab Life By The Horns, as their attempt.
Were they viral successful? The commercial is featured by Mashable and BurnRed.
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