Venables Bell & Partners Rap About Agency Life

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Well. It’s definitely a step up from Agency.com’s Subway video. Just out is a new video from Venables Bell & Partners, the result of a talent competition the agency held. “J-Wunder,” one of the agency’s print producers won the agency’s Second Annual Talent Show or a video entitled Comin’ With A New Style.

In the video we see J-Wunder, along with what appear to be a “posse” of VB&P hotties, enjoying a cruise off San Francisco. The video then takes us through what all agency people do on a regular basis: vogue, drink, brag, party, drive hot cars, club, cruise and take an entire fourth of a video rolling credits.

All in all? We just don’t have the energy to go down the Agency.com road again. And there’s really no need. Because this video isn’t bad. It’s fun. It’s well produced. And, hey, how many rap videos do we get about advertising?

UPDATE: Uh, oh. Seems somebody was a bit embarrassed by this. The video has been removed from YouTube. Sadly, we didn’t save it.

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