An oh-so-wrong WTF pic I stumbled upon. WTF in a sick / psycho / sexual ’70s kind of way. Very NSFW. You have been warned.
And don’t forget to scroll down the link for more NSFW WTFness.
With Facebook, perverts adoring fans can fantasize discuss about their idol.
As if Dewi Persik, Julia Perez, and the Azhari sisters weren’t enough, Indonesia has a brand spanking new hot skank female celebrity on the scene.
And you thought my Facebook profile pic was trippy…
Back in the day, parents were worried what their kid’s friends were teaching their kids behind their backs in the playgrounds. Now, they learn dumb (and potentially hazardous) sh*t like this from kids their age half the world away on YouTube.
This is what A Scanner Darkly is supposed to look like..!!
From the agency that brought you Justice’s D.A.N.C.E. music video comes an even trippier music video for Kid Cudi’s Day n’ Nite.
Hype sh*t..!!
I’ve been around on Flickr for shortly over a year. Starting December 9, 2007 to be precise. I’ve been posting 200+ pics ever since. I don’t know exactly how many because Flickr hides your oldest pics once you’ve reached 200 uploads for free users.
So, with only 200+ pics, minimal publicity, and one year of uploading, I’m glad to have 7,000+ views today.
After the long run of bubblegum colored Wayfarers with mix and smash wardrobe, it’s relieving to see Pharrell Williams once again become the understated fashion icon that we grew to love.
Don’t you remember? He made Justin Timberlake and trucker caps look cool back in 2002.
The next time I get a brief from a client asking for something that will increase product visibility, generate consumer involvement, encourage product trial, improve consumer sense of belonging, and develop word of mouth, I will try to refer to this campaign.
Well done..!!
You pick up a lot of new things moving to such a huge and diverse place like Jakarta. One of those things is the Melbourne Shuffle, which is supposedly a very happening dance in its city of origin. Hmm, how come I didn’t hear about it when I was in Wollongong or Sydney?
Anywho, I saw quite a few people doing this dance in Jakarta nightclubs. It’s a very unique kind of dance that I somehow can only imagine Asians doing. I know this dance comes from Melbourne, but I just can’t imagine a non-Asian Australian doing this dance. It’s just so typically Asian.
So when I found this video of an Asian kid doing the Melbourne shuffle inside an Asian grocery shop, I just HAD to post it.
Boys and girls, for your viewing pleasure…
Hmm, in my own words, I’ll try to explain the growing trend of lo-fi, lo-tech, lo-budget looking videos, songs and other forms of artwork that is constantly bombarding us nowadays.
“I want to share the warmth of my childhood memories using today’s technology and medium.”
Insane guerilla marketing (well, geurilla or not would be debateable since the music blared out of the PA system, which means there was media placement involved) from T-Mobile. I know it looks and feels a lot similar to the one Improv Everywhere did at Grand Central Station, New York, but the additional dance and musical elements as well as the actors joining in gradually made this campaign a lot more fun.
Check out the original.
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