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About a million people have viewed this video of Matt, a guy who does a little dance in places all over the world.
It’s actually a viral produced by Stride Gum, and it’s a great example of something silly and funny, just the kind of thing to go viral on You Tube.
(hat tip)
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I just watched this today. I love when he's on the rock suspended in the middle of a cliff and he's dancing just ever so carefully...
:)
Posted by: David Armano | June 29, 2006 at 05:30 PM
lol, I kept rewinding that part to make sure he was actually standing on a rock between cliffs! Crazy :)
Posted by: D | June 29, 2006 at 06:45 PM
lol, I kept rewinding that part to make sure he was actually standing on a rock between cliffs! Crazy :)
Posted by: D | June 29, 2006 at 06:46 PM
I don't really understand why (and how...) something which is creatively boring (for me at least),can be viewed by million people.
here's a thought: is it posible that this "let's do a viral" culture is a danger to creativity and big ideas?
i prefere either 'real' content (born free airforce 1) or 'real' interactivity (BK subservient chicken)
keep up the good work!
Asi.
Posted by: Asi | July 04, 2006 at 04:29 AM