Why Do Daddy’s Blue M&Ms Make My Pants Fit Funny?
“We’re Not Candy” video… An old classic resurfaced by Gawker and Defamer. Don’t leave your Viagra sitting around, dads.
“We’re Not Candy” video… An old classic resurfaced by Gawker and Defamer. Don’t leave your Viagra sitting around, dads.
New York Fries (via agency zig, which has the best agency website I’ve seen) has found a new pitch man in Gary Coleman (Different Strokes, and most recently seen in the National Inquirer falling asleep as a call-center employee). It’s so bad it’s good again! A Facebook app will give you your fortune predicted by…
What’s the primary difference between an amateur on YouTube and a professional creator? Not the production quality or style, silly. It’s the viewership. As you see below, the most-viewed partners are almost entirely professional. Yet the most-subscribed people are almost all amateurs. It’s a simple point, but important one: Don’t think subscriptions will necessarily lead…
Well I’m so glad Google Maps is in the news raising new privacy concerns (see article). Time for a second wave of publicity for Google Buttcrack (a video I did about a year ago, which has been my strongest earner on Metacafe). For more see this post by jischinger (an active WillVideoforFooder).
In this video titled “Hang On,” a boss takes a series of highly personal calls and keeps his employee waiting awkwardly. For an online video, it has a better-than-usual story, camera work and “punch” at the end. More of a “sketch comedy” feel than viral video, but done by amateurs. I think we’ll see more…
Now it’s your fault if you’re bored online and can’t find anything good to watch (besides Nalts crap). Tilzy.tv aggregates and lists a lot of the top episodic programming, and may especially helpful as a transition drug to online-video. Especially for you noobs who still think television is more interesting. The name, branding and tagline…
Panasonic is running a contest via YouTube for videos under 5 minutes. Panasonic is the first non-entertainment company to run a promotion with YouTube. Panasonic will award prizes to makers of the four weekly finalist videos, including a first prize of a plasma high-definition TV and digital camera, worth about $5,000. The electronics company is…