Virgin America Presents Virgin America’s Virgin Americans

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Virgin America has launched a campaign with a self-deprecating look and feel, slightly a la Perrier. By poking fun of its own neurotic clientele and unique flight experience (the vibrating chairs, the plugs, the as-you-order food), Virgin demonstrates it can laugh at itself while laughing ever-more-loudly at the competition, which just doesn’t promote in the cool-as-shit way it does.

The animation used in the campaign was popularized by jaded kids floating shorts from Sick Animation or episodes of Adventure Time, which use the medium that first taught us about society to bitchslap it across the face.

Our favorite spot is “Plugs.” The campaign was created by Anomaly, our new heroes for the next 10 minutes.

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