The internet is flooded with cute kitty videos everyday. We all watch them. We all have our favorites. But what if a Steve Jobs like figure was generating all those videos for profit:
Here is my favorite kitty video:
I have heard some hubbub around the web recently about Rebecca Black’s viral hit “Friday.” Apparently she was trying to get famous in the same way Justin Beeber did, and apparently it was quite bad. Lucky for us, the web, and in this case traditional media, did what it always does and took an annoying meme and turned it into a fabulous video:
Here is yet another iPad parody. This time in the form of a song. It is a little long but a must view… especially for all you Michael Jackson fans out there.
Tina Fey is back as Sarah Palin, and she is as funny as ever:
The folks at Blendtec have jumped on the iPad bandwagon just like so many others this weekend. But what they do with it goes way beyond jailbreaking:
Method (a natural cleaning product company) has a new ad out in support of the Household Product Labeling Act. According to Method, the Household Product Labeling Act would require all cleaning products to list all ingredients on their labels. Instead of the typical scare tactics, Method uses a bit of humor to raise awareness for the new bill.
Luckily Matt isn’t well represnted by this video, but I couldn’t help but pass it along. It is quite funny and I am sure true for some pastors.
I am due for a new phone in February, and after playing with Matt’s smartphone I can’t wait to get one myself. I am a sucker for the fancy touch screen interface and can’t wait to check my email, update facebook, and tweet all from the comfort of my cell phone. However, the video below touches on a few reasons that even if Verizon gets the iPhone, I will not be getting one.
