Creative Criminals

Here’s something you don’t see everyday, an elephant playing on the new Samsung Note. Fake you’d say, but Samsung denies and put another video online to prove they’re not lying (click read more)..
What do you think?

This short video appeared on the internet a couple of weeks ago. People were asking the question if these amazing batting skills were fake or real? Realists amongst us immediately identified it as a viral video. Now we know it is a fake video made by American sports equipment producer Easton.

Many people couldn’t believe their eyes when walking around in Bryant Park in New York. Today they saw a woman walk around wearing headgear made out of 4 iPads shaped into a cube projecting video playback of each side of her head. Many just sat there with their mouth wide open, until suddenly a guy approaches the girl and touches her ‘face’. This viral launches the Cosmo For Guys magazine app.

On June the 16th 2011 Paris based tattoo artist K.A.R.L. realised the first ever animated tattoo. Streamed live on Facebook, users accessed his mind through the Human API, shared his thoughts and influenced the tattoo. This viral is made for Ballantine’s, a whisky brand, agency unknown.

The highly anticipated follow up video from BMW Canada is just in. Just over two weeks after the BMW 1M vs Concrete Walls video was released they bring us the BMW 1 Series M Coupé versus the world’s highest helipad.

This video appeared online a couple of days ago, it instantly went viral. Two guys their flight got cancelled so to kill the time they have some fun at the airport. At first a lot of people thought it was real but when you look closer you start to notice some strange details, there is nobody at the airport and the quality of the shots is amazing. At a certain point you can see an object marked ‘EOS’ in the guy’s backpack. Probably this is a commercial for Canon, we cannot guarantee it but we are pretty sure.

We are wondering if this viral video is fake or real? The M Powered BMW drive through walls that are cut out in almost the exact shape of the car. Some precision driving is highly recommended.

According to some Russian sires, this was a real accident, not a guerilla campaign created by the advertiser. The ‘accident’occurred this winter in a city called Tomsk. You can see a car that slipped and crashed into the billboard. On the billboard it says “Speed must be reasonable”.
Fake or real? What do you think?

This viral was made for the new movie Limitless. In this movie a writer discovers a drug that gives you super human abilities. First they released this clip to create some buzz around it, after a while a making-of was released, according to the making-of the guy only used the ‘NZT’ drug to create this technology.
There is absolutely no link to the movie if you don’t watch the making-of, so definitely check it out after the jump.

The Japanese agency Drill Inc. and creative director Morihiro Harano created a giant wooden xylophone hand-built in the woods of Kyushu, Japan, that plays Bach’s Cantana 147. The agency claims that no artificial music was used.. Amazing!