Gosh, I hate when adults try to hit the zeitgeist of the younger folks. They never realise that their crappy shit is not trendy and that kids want to be taken seriously instead of hearing idiotic tips from idiotic 40 year olds who think they have a clue about how the youth speaks or act or how they can get reached. Adults trying to get a message along by doing “cool” propaganda must be one of the most embarrassing things on earth. The spot below was made for the German “Watch your Web” campaign. Its goal is to teach teenagers that they shouldn’t trust anyone they meet online and that the photos they upload to social networks could be used by peados to get off etc bla bla… The other way ‘round would make more sense if you ask me: Let the kids teach the grown ups about what freedom is, what self determination means and that the web is nothing to be scared of ffs. You guessed it… the only reason to watch this spot is the pretty cute guy. Just ignore that “Oh, it is 1992, right?” super hero at the end.

Homophobes hate Pepsi since they donated half a million dollars each to the Human Rights Campaign, a group that described itself as “America’s largest civil rights organization working to achieve lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender equality,” and the Straight for Equality program run by Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG). It won’t get better with this new TV ad…

I hate slideshows. Seriously. I can’t stand all these extremely boring, uninspired endless slideshows with lame music and mediocre photos. I mean… why! would you do that? If you have some photos post them as photos, why do you have to make a video out of them? But however, just for the sake of the cake I tried out one of these fancy web 2.¾ things to make a short “ad” for milkboys. I guess it’s more fun without the 30 seconds limit but that would cost $3. Have fun ‘tho xD Lyrics below.

Ok, the title was a poor pun :p The clip is a remix of commercials for Cheltenham & Gloucester, a bank in the UK. Thanks for the hint again Rimmer.

A polish schoolboy who turned a city’s tram network into a giant toy by manoeuvring rolling stock using a TV-style remote control has been arrested after he caused chaos on the public transport system. Adam Dabrowski, 14, described by teachers as a model pupil and an electronics genius, hacked into the public transport network in Lodz to change the track points derailing at least four trams and leaving dozens injured. The teenager had also equipped himself with a hand- drawn map of city tram junctions. Read on…

Reminded me of this one… ;o)