Thank God Idiocy Still Reigns Supreme (Or We’d Have Nothing to Write About)

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Oh please. Seriously? It’s one thing to groove to a song while driving. But to film it as if it’s the coolest thing in the world is just an indication of your inanely idiotic stupidity. Rather, the idiocy of the ad agency that came up with this crap for What UR Missing, some kind of car audio retailer.

And a website with horizontal navigation??? And a store locator that doesn’t work? And a contact email URL that’s parked? And the most ridiculously fake YouTube video description ever written? And in case the creator’s realize how stupid this is, we’ll share the description with you here:

“Check it out, we were cruisin around the other day and we were sitting at a stop light when all these people in their cars were dancing to a song by of Montreal called Suffer for Fashion (www.polyvinylrecords.com). It was wild; almost like we were in the Twilight Zone! My buddy grabbed his camcorder so we could shoot it because no one would have believed it if we told them. It was crazy. You gotta see this. www.whatURmissin.com”

Seriously?

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