Create A Playlist Video. Win A Nokia 5800

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The 7th Chamber has seeded a video which promotes Nokia’a 5800 phone. The entire video is spoken in song titles and album covers. On the site, people can create their own song title playlist video, submit it and get a chance to win a Nokia 5800.

So while the lucky (unlucky?) ones are in Cannes this week, the rest of us can get all creative and win a phone.

But here’s a thought. All these contests. What aren’t they all one by people working in advertising? After all, we’re supposed to crank this shit out in our sleep, right? Why is it always some pimple-faced teenager that wins these things? Are contests beneath us? Do we refuse to be creative unless we are paid? Are we just lazy? What’s the deal?

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