Whoa, Pepsi Figured Out The Internet
Look, an online Super Bowl party is lame. Period. Barack Obama could host it with Fleet Foxes as the house band and it would still be a sad drag. "Fun" and "buffering..." do not mix. But keeping it lo-fi and bloggy with Will Arnett and ANDY RICHTER? Just making casual, actually funny jokes and being understated yuck-em-ups? It's weird when major corporations stop being out-of-touch dinosaurs with antiquated ideas about "what the kids want" and start doing things that border on genuinely kind of "cool." It makes me nervous. The revolution will not be streaming in HD.
Thanks for the tip, Brian.
Posted by Gabe at 2:30 PM in Viral Marketing
Tags: Andy Richter | Pepsi | Will Arnett
holy shit! I actually can't believe I don't want to watch this.
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Actually it's not the corporations who choose "what the kids want," its advertising agencies.
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Tell me more, Professor.
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It's actually not the advertising agencies, it's the individual employees that make up those agencies? Or is it the agencies who are hiring the employees? Or is it the BRANDS that are hiring the AGENCIES? I didn't watch Synecdoche, NY for nothing.
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three very sad words: online superbowl party.
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will arnett > the steelers no matter what
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What is this superbowl of which you speak? NO CARe1!11
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"Look, an online Super Bowl party is lame. Period. Barack Obama could host it with Fleet Foxes as the house band and it would still be a sad drag."
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what else is left to say on the internet really?
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I half expected him to close with, "ANYWAY, PEPSI." The end.
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wow, i agree 100% with all of the letters you typed. ALSO, i had the benefit of not reading this until after SNL with the MacGruber ads-WHOA PEPSI?!
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