October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and this Rethink Breast Cancer commercial is sooo funny it will make your head spin. Imagine if men had breasts what their lives would be like? This spot depicts that “what-if” in a very comedic way. Many women are confused about how they should check their breast and often times do not think about checking them as much as they should. If you are concerned or think you might have breast cancer be sure to talk with a doctor as soon as possible.

This spot is created by RethinkBreastCancer.com, a site dedicated to the education of young women in Canada.

Cars are not the only hybrids available as Nike recently pointed out with the introduction of their new Air Max 360 in the sneaker giant’s “One Time Only” brand line. To create an online buzz for the company and tap into the world of viral marketing, Nike asked design studio HunterGatherer to create a series of short (>1 minute) films featuring the evolution of the shoes. The videos are pretty weak. If I organized a group of kindergarden students and gave them all paper machee, glue, and glitter they could’ve done just as well.

The short video that you can view by clicking the picture will send you to the NikeLab website complete with stars and paper machee to “complete” the look. Huntergather told AdCritic that “Evolution figures in naturally, especially as the hybridization in the story gets more purposeful. It hopefully says that hybridization (or collaboration) can create something greater than the sum of its parts.”

If you’re like me, you hate to see your dumbwitted friends who didn’t go to college make just as much as you do in a night of bartending. RoboBar might just be the answer to that problem. The RoboBar automatically pours beer, wine, mixed drinks, and soda to eager individuals. The RoboBar was featured at the Javits Center during the Nextfest Consumer Electronics Expo today in New York where the new Motoman (complete with bow tie) would automatically stir and blend drinks together and serve them up to customers. The best part about RoboBar is that is only costs $0.30 per hour to operate. Add to Onlywire

After being overcharged by thousands of dollars on his SUV’s refinancing, George took it upon himself to take his complaints right through the front door of the dealership. After ramming through two glass doors the SUV hits the a wall and George gets out and stars pouring gasoline on showroom cars and lighting them on fire. Talk about payback! The guy later told a local television station that “he regrets what he did.”

By clicking very fast on Digg comments you can either Digg or Bury them multiple times (as many as three times) by clicking fast. Check out the video.

I never knew where the YouTube.com headquarters were but apparently this kid named Kelly Magovern has and he produced a video and interviewed a bunch of people with his semi ghetto accent. I also would have never believed the YouTube headquarters is run out of a unmarked white building with a glass window and nothing else. The best part is that no one he interviews outside the YouTube.com headquarters know what YouTube.com is. I guess thats just California for you. They’re not “good with computers.”

Straight from the Brit’s come this great commercial for Women’s Health Magazine featuring a woman answering what she thinks is a vibrating phone (and puts it up to her ear) but turns out to be her pearl vibrator. How clever!

A few days ago I reported on a full page fold out magazine advertisement for Apple’s “Get a Mac” campaign. Today, I was able to hunt down the associated television commercial for the “Get a Mac” campaign.

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It’s Sunday! Time to kick back and watch a video of a guy smoking a Hookah and blowing crazy good smoke rings. (Running Time 36 seconds)

This never before seen commercial is pretty self explanatory. Sex sells and so does the “2004 seven inch longer Dodge Durango.”

A recent political commercial slamming Senator Conrad Burns for cursing out a firefighting crew could have been fined by the Federal Communications Commission. The ad spot was pulled by the Montana Broadcaster’s Association. Sen. Burns could have faced a $325,000 per violation fine from the F.C.C. if the ad was continued to be broadcasted.

Sen. Burns was truly immature and irrational in this political spot. He even refers to the firefighters doing a “poor job” while using curses galore. Burns later apologized for his actions and the Democratic Senate Campaign Committee contends that the public must know what he said.

In this new IRN BRU 32 hilarious advertisement for a the great tasting high caffeine drink watch the blue cuckoo’s hands before he says “cuckoo.”

No break dancing monkies here folks. To promote the new Jeep Wrangler, this commercial is the first of a 3 part campaign.

LonelyGirl15, made infamous through YouTube as one of the most downloadable videos on the portal, is now looking to generate ad revenue from her new ad supported website Revver. Revver is the first viral video network that pays for your talents. The creators of the web based drama are now known and the videos are known to be fictious. The series of videos focused on a so-called 15 year old Bree and drew thousands upon thousands of fans world-wide. The high quality produced videos spurred rumors on whether or not the saga was valid. Three amateur web detectives discovered that Bree was actually 19 year old New York Film Academy graduate Jessica Rose. Watch for her fictious saga to continue through Revver.

I’ll tip my hat to General Motors (GM) for jumping into the viral video advertising scene. The viral videos produced thus far include; Vegas Road Trip with Flying Car, Flying Cars in Hollywood, and Flying Cars Over Skateboard Ramp. Future Technology Today is taking this viral video campaign very seriously. The credibility of F.T.T. should be taken lightly especially as their website is hosted on Angelfire. The viral-video advertising revolution is truly moving forward. The GM campaign avoids the 7 Deadly Sins of Viral Video advertising and has some new tips and tricks to help us design better viral videos;

- Viral videos should be seemingly amateur. Shaky cameras, distorted images, and white balance are always a plus.

- Videos should be submitted on video sites such as YouTube with a profile that matches to content producer. An 40 something executive, having created an accurate profile and then submitting an Extreme Snowboarding Caught On Tape video will appear less credible than if he had created an immitation profile.

- The video produced by GM does something new and creative. The video starts with the people engaging in another moment when something suddenly happens and they continue rolling. Such realism brings credibility to a viral video.