A video created by the company that owns http://www.psyop.tv . This video is watchable on the website mentioned above.
It is very interesting, if you listen to the words, it discusses consumerism, and how companies utilize advertisements and other tools in hopes of getting more sales. Generally it is things people don't need, and often things they wont even use.
The most interesting part about this little animation is that it was created by a major advertising firm that has done major advertisements for some of the largest companies in the world, from Nike to Adidas, from Coca Cola to Guinness, from EA Sports to Fox Nascar, and the list goes on. Shell, UbiSoft, Starbucks, Starburst, Lugz, McDonalds, AT&T, Napster, Ford, etc.
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Yes, it was created by a major advertising firm to be their anthem. It was for a Nickelodeon animation contest. :P It's one of my personal favorites!
RainyDayCrane 4 years ago
Thank you for the comment. To be the Advertising Firms Anthem? The strange thing, but also very cool thing to me is that it has a very negative message of advertising. This one is debatably not so negative but if you look on the website I link to, you can see the other videos, some of which are much more obviously negative.
villianousjester 4 years ago 2