Welcome back to Video Roulette. Will it be an epic fail or the video of the century?
Normally, I'm able to post more than once a week here on Video Roulette; however, this last week I was spending some quality time with my good friend The Cinema Chick. She and I along with three others went to the Twilight Saga Marathon that ended with the movie Breaking Dawn Part 2.
I will not go into detail the things that happened there on this blog, that is all up to her and frankly it would take more than one blog to hold all of the ranting and tid-bits I would have to say about it. Yet, I do feel compelled enough to make a post simply on my thoughts on the marathon on my other blog "Creative Karma's Notepad" which will be coming after Thanksgiving so keep an eye out for it on twitter.
But moving on to the reason why I'm really here.
Now with the elections over we can go back to our TVs not in fear for our lives do to overexposure from political ads. Yet, with the holidays right around the corner, there are sure to be an influx of commercials selling toys for Christmas...despite the fact we still haven't had Thanksgiving. *shifty eyes* Oh well.
So, in that idea, I decided to randomly type "commercial" into YouTube's search engine and see what interesting commercial I could come across. Granted, in the past I have frequented YouTube and watched many a nut ball commercial from the U.S., China, Japan, the U.K. and so on. Many of them epic-ly hilarious. So with this I had no doubt on what I was to find.
What I didn't expect, honestly, was this:
While I more than expected a commercial for a game of some kind or a console, what I didn't expect was for it to be funny enough for a repeat watch as well as looking for a better quality video for viewing on my site.
Honestly, I see banned commercial and who doesn't honestly think that there will be something "dirty" or "wrong" with the commercial? So maybe banned was too harsh a word for the title of this video. Maybe rejected? Please people, English is a hard language I know but at least pick up a thesaurus. Heck, there are free ones on the internet.
But I digress.
Needless to say, I loved this commercial. It was unexpected, funny, and just plain random. It's like the commercialism version of a flash mob. Who doesn't love a good flash mob?
As soon as it got going, I was laughing and enjoying myself. And, oddly enough, I wanted an Xbox 360 despite the fact I still own three different consoles and have no more room for a new one let alone the money. I recommend to give this one a watch as I search for more just like it. Therefore, this video will certainly get my epic rating of "Hallelujah Chorus". *strikes up the choir*
*ahem*
Give it a look, a second look, a third look. Share it with your mom, dad, sister and even the kitchen sink if you swing that way. I think everyone can enjoy it without to much explanation.
And there you have it. Until the holidays are over and I'm out of my food coma this will be my only video this week. But keep on the look out. Eventually I will rise again and another video will be pulled out of obscurity and into the limelight for good or ill.
Until such time, this is Creative Karma here at Video Roulette. Have a great Thanksgiving, if you celebrate this holiday, if not, then I strongly urge you if only for the amusement to get your loved ones together, grab some treats, and head out to watch people of all ages beat each other over for the best deals on Black Friday. Peace out.
Normally, I'm able to post more than once a week here on Video Roulette; however, this last week I was spending some quality time with my good friend The Cinema Chick. She and I along with three others went to the Twilight Saga Marathon that ended with the movie Breaking Dawn Part 2.
I will not go into detail the things that happened there on this blog, that is all up to her and frankly it would take more than one blog to hold all of the ranting and tid-bits I would have to say about it. Yet, I do feel compelled enough to make a post simply on my thoughts on the marathon on my other blog "Creative Karma's Notepad" which will be coming after Thanksgiving so keep an eye out for it on twitter.
But moving on to the reason why I'm really here.
Now with the elections over we can go back to our TVs not in fear for our lives do to overexposure from political ads. Yet, with the holidays right around the corner, there are sure to be an influx of commercials selling toys for Christmas...despite the fact we still haven't had Thanksgiving. *shifty eyes* Oh well.
So, in that idea, I decided to randomly type "commercial" into YouTube's search engine and see what interesting commercial I could come across. Granted, in the past I have frequented YouTube and watched many a nut ball commercial from the U.S., China, Japan, the U.K. and so on. Many of them epic-ly hilarious. So with this I had no doubt on what I was to find.
What I didn't expect, honestly, was this:
While I more than expected a commercial for a game of some kind or a console, what I didn't expect was for it to be funny enough for a repeat watch as well as looking for a better quality video for viewing on my site.
Honestly, I see banned commercial and who doesn't honestly think that there will be something "dirty" or "wrong" with the commercial? So maybe banned was too harsh a word for the title of this video. Maybe rejected? Please people, English is a hard language I know but at least pick up a thesaurus. Heck, there are free ones on the internet.
But I digress.
Needless to say, I loved this commercial. It was unexpected, funny, and just plain random. It's like the commercialism version of a flash mob. Who doesn't love a good flash mob?
As soon as it got going, I was laughing and enjoying myself. And, oddly enough, I wanted an Xbox 360 despite the fact I still own three different consoles and have no more room for a new one let alone the money. I recommend to give this one a watch as I search for more just like it. Therefore, this video will certainly get my epic rating of "Hallelujah Chorus". *strikes up the choir*
*ahem*
Give it a look, a second look, a third look. Share it with your mom, dad, sister and even the kitchen sink if you swing that way. I think everyone can enjoy it without to much explanation.
And there you have it. Until the holidays are over and I'm out of my food coma this will be my only video this week. But keep on the look out. Eventually I will rise again and another video will be pulled out of obscurity and into the limelight for good or ill.
Until such time, this is Creative Karma here at Video Roulette. Have a great Thanksgiving, if you celebrate this holiday, if not, then I strongly urge you if only for the amusement to get your loved ones together, grab some treats, and head out to watch people of all ages beat each other over for the best deals on Black Friday. Peace out.
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