Oh Look! It’s the First Ever Customizable Video Clip!

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Come on! Do people even bother to do the tiniest bit of research be fore making a first, best only claim? Apparently not. Even our sieve of a brain could come up with an example of what Woo Agency, here, claims to be a first.

The agency has just launched the “world’s first customizable video clip” which allows people to…wait for it…place an image of their face in a Matisyahu video. Oh really? Seriously? Dudes, customizable video has been around for EVAR!

Even without doing research, the simplicity of this would have at least casued you to thing, “Damn, this has to have been done before.,” right

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