Another Viral Layer

Like an onion, any good viral campaign has layers. Unlike an onion, they shouldn't make you cry. The Farah McDaring/ The Incredible Machine campaign has accomplished just that feat, but has even got the general public in on the act.
The latest video titled Farah Asks "What's in your Bag?" has received several great responses from vloggers including this little gem below.

The Buzz About The Bumblebeez

Sorry about the title of this post. I couldn't help myself.
But here's an interesting piece of viral video by the Bumblebeez. One wonders how many kids will be drawing on their arms and bellies in response. Kudos to the band for not indulging in any super model fantasies here. The raw feel is much more unique. It just shows that not all ideas have been done before ;)

Farah McDaring brings you "The Incredible Machine"

The object of the game is to solve real world object puzzles by the construction of a Rube Goldberg machine.
The Microsite is pretty neat too, it even has an interactive video for you to mess with.

Viral breakers = Wirebreakers

Here's an interesting campaign for Motorola's wireless headphones called Wirebreakers. The videos feature kids "krump" dancing to strangers while wearing their wrireless headphones. It has an interesting prank element and shows the product off in a hip way. Kudos to Motorola for meeting consumers where they live - and for knowing what krump the hell dancing is!


www.wirebreakers.com