We all need to take a moment occasionally. Okay some need days. Imagine you’re rushing to work via the public transportation system and when you’re running to your train (which hopefully won’t crash like a MBTA Commuter) you begin to hear a joyful voice.
Julie Andrews is not announcing delays or that beer is not served until after ten in the morning but she is singing like any bad nun-in-training could.
Watch this delightful and I believe advertising ploy that went down in Belgium. Because they get down there. Especially, the man that begins the dance-a-thon, he was doing triple axles at least.
“Eliza, please let the readers watch the video. They don’t know how lucky they are to watch it without a tone-deaf mutant ant chiming in.”
Oh yeah! At least they-
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Do you think Flashmobs are losing their impact since these big TV ad campaigns?
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Hi Andy.
Honestly, I hadn’t heard of flashmobs until a friend pointed out this clip to me. Personally, it put a smile on my face even though it was staged but I did a search on YouTube afterwards and found loads of them, especially in London.
I remember viewing the top clip you used in your article and wondered if people would react that way if it was an everyday occurrence. Besides T Mobile are there any other large companies you see trying to use it for advertising?
Heres Andy’s post on Flashmobs.
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