JWT Gives Us Mustache Trash Talk
JWT New York created Mustrash Talk with with Keith Hernandez to promote Bloomberg Sports fantasy baseball package. There's talk. There's trash. And there's a mustache.
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Newsflash! 'Naked' Woman on Chatroulette! Must Be an Ad. Yawn. Oh, Chatroulette, how we used to love you so. Back in the day before anyone had heard of you. Back before people could pleasure themselves in peace before everyone found out that's all anyone does on Chatroulette. And back before every brand in the world decided Chatroulette is the new Second Life. Here we have Amsterdam-based condom shop Condomerie using a "topless" hottie holding a sign which, at first, lets the viewer think they've struck masturbatory gold. Then the young lady holds the sign up and the viewer is presented with, "You are now in touch with a HIV infected person. Don't play Russian roulette in real life." Way to bring a guy down. Of course this is completely stupid and the targeting is idiotic. First of all, no one needs a condom to masturbate. And, second, no matter how prolific a person's Chatroulette orgasm may be, there will never be an exchange of bodily fluids and, hence, no chance of becoming infected with HIV. Can we move on from Chatroulette now? Juicy Fruit Gives Michael Bolton, Culture Club New Lease on Life Unicorns. They're mystical. They're in dreams. They're in movies. They form the basis for an entire product line of toys or girls. And they're probably in porn videos too but we can't really confirm that. So it's not surprising a unicorn can now be found on a Juicy Fruit-sponsored website lip-syncing Boyz II Men, Michael Bolton and Culture Club. No, seriously. Would we lie? The work was created by EVB with the Jim Henson Creature Shop giving birth to the serenading unicorn. SL Exists, iAd Discussed, Cadbury Mixes, Conan Goes basic - Check out this collection of ads for products and retail outlets in Second Life. Yes, marketers, the place still exists. - While the rest of the world seems to hate the Tiger/Earl Woods ad, some ad execs wished they had thought of the idea. - It's finally out. KFC's bunless fried chicken sandwich. With bacon. And cheese. And an ad to pimp it. - Hadji Williams, Peter Shankman and Adweek's Tim Nudd take on Tiger's Adness, why the internet sucks for selling stuff, the iAd revolution (it is, no, for real), and why nobody cares if Yelp lies about reviews or not. Woman Beaten on Chatroulette Look-A-Like Latching on to the popularity of Chatroulette, Publicis France created a look-a-like video chat service, Do You Chat, that, for a few minutes, looks very much like the actual Chatroulette. That is until a wife beater-wearing dickhead walks in and begins to beat the crap out of a girl on camera. The work was done for Neither Whores Nor Submissives. Following the beating, the chat window fills with: > In this case, you can't help her. It's a powerful message and it's delivered in a unique manner. Travelocity Gnome Joins Chatroulette Chatroulette, a random video chat service that's similar to speed dating, now has the Travelocity Gnome jumping aboard the chat-fest. It's not the first brand to try the service. French Connection did that early last month. Travelocity agency McKinney mans the gnome who holds up signs with various messages including "This would be more fun if we were in Rio." Hmm. How long before some enterprising hacker invents an "auto-next" feature so everyone can avoid chatting with a brand while they are busy having cybersex (remember that term?)? Regarding some people's natural inclination to work sex into every media form, Travelocity's Joel Frey told AdWeek, "If we run across that type of person we're not going to engage we him. We'll leave it at that. It's something that's a concern with a new and different form like this. As long as we're being disciplined, we can overcome that and keep it to conversations with people who should be thinking about trips." So here we have a yet another new "social media" service and within months, brands are all over it. Is this a good thing? Is there a place for brands on Chatroulette? Do people really want to chat with a brand? Thoughts? Axe Pranks You Into Smelling Better Becky and Jesse. BJ. Get it? Yea. Only from Axe. It's the Axe Fixer Show. It's like a talk show with all the nastiness and stench of a high school locker room crossed with a septic tank. Yea. It's all about human stench and how Axe can reduce it. That along with the usual bevy of hot chicks tossed in for eye candy. Hey, if we're gonna be gross we're gonna need some delicious distraction to keep our attention. Oh. And in case you were wondering. Pranking rhymes with spanking. Magner's Method, Stop the Sag, Politics Crowdsourced - There's method in the Magner's. - New York Senator Eric Adams says "Stop the Sag" in hopes youth will collectively pull up their pants. - Adland says, "Really now, a user generated campaign for a political party? Yeah, that'll end well. Actually, it just might - it's being overseen by Saatchi & Saatchi after all." - Pepsi has partnered with Eva Longoria Parker to direct and produce a documentary based on the most inspiring stories posted on YO SUMO, a site which will highlight the contributions Latinos have made to the United States. - Blogging for shrimp lovers. Yes, it's as strange as it sounds. Even stranger knowing Taco Bell is behind it. Earth Hour Wants You to Webcam The Viral Factory is seeding a video and flash website that aim to call attention to World Wide Fund's Earth Hour this Saturday when, for one hour, people are asked to turn their lights off to save energy. There are two versions of the video. Both are animated and take you through a guy's daily activities. The website, using you computer's camera senses whether or not it's light out and changes what you see. SXSW An Orgasm of Epic Digital Awesomeness SXSW. Oh, SXSW. Where to begin? Well, Bob Garfield was there. AgencySpy was there. Ashton Kutcher was there. Twitter Founder Evan Williams was there. iJustine was there. Everyone was there. Some loved it. Some hated it. Some of the content was good. Some of the content was truly terrible. Here, in no particular order, are some of our notes from the five day conference. Not unsurprisingly, most of them do not have to do with panels. - Sixth Street is a panalopy of late night entertainment. Pizza. Half-dressed women with strange body paint. Hot college women in hot pants and boots. - Amanda Coolong is in a LOT of pictures. - The Driskill Hotel is where all the (self?) important people can be found later in the evening.  - The Foursquare guys are really nice. - Coloblow says poopin' is good. - Booth babes can be found on the sidewalk. - Joe Jaffe still never shaves. - Lisa Bettany and Sarah Austin are really pretty.  - Bob Garfield still thinks the entire advertising business is going to end in chaos. - Cute dancers dressed in sexy lingerie still the main source of entertainment at ad conferences. - Allie Sullivan knows how to rock a boa. - Not all keynote interviewers are qualified to interview. - Some tables will always hold a special place in the heart.  - Krista Neher never fails to strike a perfect pose. - In Austin you can find really strange looking creatures on the sidewalk. - Some people like to wear lettuce on their head during lunch. - There's always a pretty girl working alone oblivious to all the people staring at her. 
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