eefoof Monetizes, Bouncing Breasts Sell Candy

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– A site with a strange name, eefoof, has launched and it’s like YouTube except it’s set up from the start with a revenue model to make money for both the site and the content uploader.

– If candy and top heavy Japanese girls bouncing their breasts in a bikini while shouting something that sounds a lot like “jerk off” is your thing, then this spot is for you.

– Here’s some stunning news that actually needed a survey to convey it: According to Quepasa Market Intelligence, Hispanics prefer to read labels in Spanish. Who knew? (no link)

These are really stupid in that good sort of way. They promote Kellog’s Crunchy Nut, were created by JWT London and directed by The Perlorian Brothers.

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