BLOG OF THE WEEK: GIRLS MAKING GUN SOUNDS

Man, Monday just got a whole lot better. BOW: Girls Making Gun Sounds is as dumb and enjoyable as it sounds. And you can start submitting your own directly to their site. So give them your best AK47 or M16 or Rocket Launcher. Via @triciadesjardin

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TAKE A WALK WITH THE "REARVIEW GIRLS"

Instant classic from the good people of Levi's. Playing up the feature that draws the most attention, we see life from the perspective of the female's 'behind.' It's obviously a beautiful thing —and a clever use of hidden camera to capture authentic reactions. Score one for the booty. Via: Rob E & Schwartzie14



Behind the scenes: How they made that rump shaker. Very simple and inconspicuous

WINNEBAGO MAN: THE MOVIE (NSFW)

Never in a million years would you fathom a Youtube sensation like Winnebago Man would lead to a full blown documentary. But, it kinda makes undeniable sense. It's been 20 years since the footage from the Youtube hit was filmed, and now it's the mission of two men to track down the most pissed off salesman in the world (not an easy task) and shed light on that fateful day in 1990 when all hell broke loose in the Winne yard. via: The Consumerist

Now playing in a theater near you.. (Caution: Uncensored trailer)



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STUDENTS BREATHE LIFE BACK INTO HP WITH "HIT PRINT"

HP hasn't had much buzz lately. It's been about 5 years since they were hyping their printers for digital pictures with catchy songs about pictures playing in the background. Not trying to downplay those, they were awesome. But these videos —the first originally created by London students, Matt Robinson and Tom Wrigglesworth— for an HP Student competition are cool if anything for the clever use of flip-book animation. The paper was fed in real time and the footage was then sped up in post production to create the animation. HP was so impressed, they brought them back for a sequel. I'm looking forward to seeing this on the bigscreen. via: The Jailbreak

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The Sequel:

THE MOST BRILLIANT AD STUNT EVER

Produced in Argentina, this execution for the 'teletransporter' takes brand as hero to an all new level. Thanks Andes! And @taylorlecroy for the discovery.

HOW MANY PEOPLE CAN YOU FIT IN A CONDOM?

Viral experiential campaign

'This gigantic condom was erected, hehe excuse the pun to increase aids awareness and to give the social network site called cesviamo a good heap of pr. The campaign was done by Italian Design and Marketing Agency NowAvailable. '

 

Via: antilogic