We are going to have some fun with this new iPhone 5, here is another ad, actually it's the "Banned iPhone 5 Promo Spoof.
In other Apple related news: Apple has filed yet another lawsuit this morning; they sued themselves for copying iPhone 4 to iPhone 5.
Starring: John Elerick - Jonny Five http://twitter.com/johnelerick Will Stephens - Greg Joswack http://twitter.com/UUJS Travon Free - Darnell Johnson http://twitter.com/Travon Roger Roth - Rob Mansfeld http://twitter.com/rabberjabber
Just in time for today's Apple iPhone 5 launch hoopla Mondo Media (you the them, the online animated media empire that has bragging rights to over 1.2 billion YouTube views) brings Steve Jobs back to live in "Resurrection." The perfectly time animated parody features Steve Jobs rapping such lyrics as: "It's been awhile, but it's worth the wait...Cause I got the OS that makes ya salivate" and "I teabag Bill Gates from beyond the grave!" and my personal favorite "You'll still line up for iPhone 83."
So go on all you iPhone junkies, the 5 will be available to buy on September 21st go line up now you might be one of the first, I'm still loving my Andriod.
Credits: Directed by: Aaron Simpson Written by: Andy Ochiltree Music Production by: Markaholic http://www.markaholic.com/ Featuring: "Bownce" as Steve Jobs Eric Bauza as Tim Cook and Fanboy Mark Byers with backing vocals Produced by: Mondo Media Inc. Executive Producer: John Evershed
Producers: Stevie Wynne Levine, April Pesa Animation Production by: Smiley Guy Studios Executive Producer: Jonas Diamond Animation Director: Denny Silverthorne Producer: Mike Valiquette Production Manager: Julie Otten Animation Supervisor: Mateusz Garbulinski Design Concepts: Aaron Hong Editor: Denny Silverthorne Storyboard Artist: Stephanie Ramon Design Supervisor: Joel Chahal Design: Stephanie Ramon, Joseph Lague, Peter Habjan Background Design: Vladimir Kato Visual Effects: Joel Gregorio, Rich Duhaney Animation: Mateusz Garbulinski, Rich Duhaney, Nathan Carey, Kurtis Scott, Craig Schriver, Joseph Lague, Darien Ardell
Adam Sacks was thinking since people only use their iPhones to take photos of food, Apple rethought everything about the iPhone 5, and this is the result. Yes of course it is just another spoof Apple iPhone ad, but this is by far the best one created yet. Adam Thinks is worth visiting, his link below with credits.
Credits: Written, directed and edited by Adam Sacks. - AdamThinks Starring Avery Monsen Shot by Matt Braunsdorf Food photography by Helen Rosner - Neleh.org
Conan O'Brien and Team Coco create a great spoof ad for Apple iPhone 4S and have a fun with Siri. The Conan spoof actually does a pretty good job of what the Siri app is and how much fun users are having with it...we know what you're gonna use it for.
Under the guise of a public service announcement for buckling up your seat belt, a timely spoof ad was created to take advantage of the recent killing and subsequent watery burial of Osama bin Laden. The spot is sheepishly titled "Osama's watery grave captured", even though the video does not make any direct reference to the late al Qaeda leader, we all know who it is - or rather wish it really was under that white sheet. With all the anticipation for the real video of the former terrorists water funeral, this clever spot is sure to go viral.
As part of BiC Flex 4 new ad campaign, the company better know for making pens and lighters have created a spoof ad that takes a clear shot at their razor blade competitors. In the satirical spot titled 'Roborazor', BiC invents a fictional hands free shaving experience that includes 11 rotating micro blades. Ironically, the company that invented the first ball point pen is not the first advertiser to create a parody advert about the razor blade industry and their drive to out do each other with their so called leading edge shaving technology - remember Gillette's 'MagmaCore Extreme'.
Credits: Advertising Agency: CP+B, USA Worldwide Chief Creative Officer: Rob Reilly Executive Creative Director: Aaron Starkman Art Directors: Simon Au, Jon Lane Copywriter: Andrew Caie Copywriter/Producer: Liliane Clune
Just in time for Valentines, Diesel have created a spoof sex toy as part of an in-store promotion campaign. The spoof products have a dual purpose, as they will be marketed as part of their ambient ad campaign and as an in-store giveaway for customers who spend over $150 worth in... oh what is it that Diesel sells again... oh yeah, Jeans. There is no question that the "sex sells" approach appears to be working for Diesel, mostly due to the fact that their sexy campaigns have a sense of humor and don't leave you feeling too dirty.
Credits: Advertising Agency:Happy Creative Service, Bangalore, India Creative Director:Praveen Das, Kartik Iyer Art Director:Praveen Das Copywriter:Sanaa Abdussamad Illustrator:Rishidev Studio Head:Rama Krishna
Poking fun at themselves, Gillette has created a great in-house spoof ad that introduces the latest in shaving blade technology with the 80 blade razor. The UK advert perfectly satirizes the recent craze of razor blade companies attempt to out do themselves with the number of blades they can fit on a razor. I know I asked myself the same question - and apparently the answer is 80.
Kenan Thompson stars in this SNL spoof ad featuring a sleeping aid product from Sharper Image made specifically for African-Americans. Just turn the dial from 'white noise' to 'black noise' and fall asleep to soothing sounds like "Muffled Tyler Perry Sitcoms", "Old Lady Complaining About Foot Problems" and the movie "Friday".
In this satirical spoof ad, Ford's Hybrid's safety is questioned as two young passengers get the ride of their lives. What starts off as a Prius' connection with nature, the Ford Hybrid soon becomes a death trap. Kenan Thompson steals the spot with his over the top expletives in his time of crisis.
The people at First Citiwide take their job very literal, in that they only make change. Written and starring SNL head writer Jim Downey, this parody commercial is one of the few cameo appearances he has made for the show. A perfect mix between satire and the absurd this spot will go down as one of SNL's most notable.
I don't normally like the spoof or viral ads, but this one I liked....it is a great and even clever ad poking fun at Windows XP. Thanks goes to http://www.adsblog.co.uk/ in the United Kingdom for sharing this with us. They really like their advertising in the UK.
