SNOOP DOGGY DOGG, UNCLE SNOOP'S SENSUAL SEDUCTION - SNOOP DOGG SENSUAL SEDUCTION
SNOOP D-O DOUBLE G! Snoop dogg's the man.
Snoop's got the Sensual Seduction.
Snoop Dogg 4 life.
what's the topic?
SNOOP D-O DOUBLE G!
Services and engagement are the future of ALL brands.
Yes, yes again! (such a shame I missed it at the time, here's a back to the future).
Yes, I say yes.
when we were kids we used to sometimes call
seen at Nyon's train station, Switzerland.
Introducing Jimmy Wales, Wikipedia's founder. Watch Jimbo (I think it's kind of his nickname...) explain how Knowledge still Reigns Supreme around the world and how Wikipedia needs donation in order to develop faster and better in certain countries.
oops, here's my techno-boner again... (bit nasty, but very visual, sorry).
nano-projection, pocket projectors, mobile devices projection are my new "close future turn on's".
PSFK's talking about it today, reporting on Italian designer Stefano Casanova's beautiful mobile phone/projector (picture). Wall Street Journal's talking about it too (or vice versa), article teaser here. Microvision works on it with Motorola (all this in psfk's post by Allison Mooney from NGT).
But my favorites are definitely Explay's products, specially their nano-projector.(first picture)
What if we ended up really living like Sport Billy (remember the bag?).
Wow, fuck, great.
Wait a minute, will our bodies adapt... will humans have tiny skinny micro fingers in the future... ?
Diesel's power brand brand's power: or how the Italian fashionista jeans maker takes an old Finnish dance master's video lesson, re-edit it, add a bit of CGI (meant to be poor I guess by the way) and makes 53,777 hits on Ytube in 5 days... inspired by AdAge's Steve Hall
ViceBroadcastingSystem.tv has been around for a while now, but I only spent some time on it a week ago or so. It's basically the VICE magazine/group TV channel(s)/network on the net. You'll find some great shows in there, such as "Spike spends Saturday with..." (director Spike Jonze spends a Saturday afternoon with... someone), or "shot by Kern" (photo sessions with photographer Richard Kern) or the VBS news, Americana, etc, etc, just to name a few. So, again, dig in there, you'll find a show for you for sure. "online broadcast networks" are really interesting and they are more and more active (spreading to long feature films production, having more and more regular shows, increasing quality on every level, etc). I'm really wondering (even if I can imagine part of the answer) what are the habits of their "regular audience". I don't know, it seems logical that you can get "hooked" by such a show/channel, and that technology really makes it easy to follow on a regular basis (podcasts, RSS, any kind of subscribing...). But the fact that it is drowned in thousands and thousands of other free and exciting sources of interest or entertainment makes me wonder if anyone really sticks to one show/channel... it seems that once you've found something interesting on the net, you can't wait to find the next one, and so on and so on. At the end of the day, there is no way out, you'll have to make a choice to make it worthy. I like that idea that all the news/cultural/entertaining sources that you can find on the net are like sandwich "ingredients". Thousands of sandwich ingredients to chose out of. But again, finally, if you don't have at least two slices of bread and a decent number of "layers" (can you eat a sandwich with 1347 slices of ham, 349 pieces of cheese and
hey hey,
hey.
New Dove flick. here on Ytube.
David Spade and Axe proudly present (?!?!) The World's Dirtiest Film, and here..
tons and tons and tons and tons and tons of quality work.
easy, simple, clear.
Here's the history of YouTube on YouTube.
"I bought this baseball to democratize the debate over what to do with it,"
bluBlu.org.
you've seen it 100X of course,
Toyota Tacoma + World of Warcraft.
nice work.
and you thought a mushroom was something you could eat, or, bad for you, this ugly thing on your foot. it's not, and depending on your tastes, it's hilarious, disgusting or very interesting...
mushroom
a dick slap across the face of someone, leaving a red mark resembling the head of a mushroom.
surprising? who says so? probably the most interesting compilation and illustration of the fast growing and mutating vocabulary used by hundreds of youngsters, geeks, students and... well us.
The Urban Dictionary is one of these virtual places where you can stay for hours. Click on 'random' and enjoy.
Fauxbia
"Goodbye Privacy” is the theme of this year’s Ars Electronica, the festival extraordinaire of art, technology and society in
Yummy, yummy, interesting.
This Austrian festival has been around for a long long time. Here's the wiki and the official site. Amazing to see that these guys were already discussing major issues... 10 years in advance. The artistic dimension of the festival also seems very exciting (animation festival, concerts, events, exhibitions, etc...).
Have a look, Dirty Curious Avatar.
You'll even maybe find some answers to these crazy questions:
what is really the effect of all these technological tools on our lives?
Do you really talk more to your cousin in
Is your life better? (fuck, this one is so stupid, I love it).
Hello. It's been a long time.
Rock'n'roll. Ass'n'legs. Guitars'n'Heroes.
Let's get physical, physical,
The human side of technology.
David Nottoli - NYC
Technology,
Here's one of the new teenager (and fashion pervert lovers obviously) favorite site.
Jem & The Holograms come to live,
Gondry-esque,
House of style, style your house.
Hot & juicy new Nike commercials.
now what?
music videos?
I don't understand how it works at all, but the result is...
Friday again, let's see what the world has to offer today:
beautiful.
Yeah, OK, I freaked out when I saw Spielberg's Minority Report.
Serendipity Traveller Guide.
All we need is love.
But can I have some cash too?
Words and wisdom from PSFK's London last week conference (here are Lynette Webb's notes), including Naked's Niku Banaie (I mean Niku Banaie from Naked) and a lot, a lot, a lot of great or at least very interesting stuff can be found here, on Piers Fawkes PSFK site.
And finally, have to be honest, a huge THANK YOU again to Russel Davies and his essential blog for redirecting me to these sources and regularly stimulating some serendipitous discoveries.
loads of love for the weekend.
Heavy Stuff.Visionnaire.
The Brain.
Inspirational Guru.
Call him how you like, hate him or worship him, there's no way out, Marty Neumeier is a brand management food for thoughts gourmet.
his company, Neutron LLC, his books, including ZAG, The Dictionary of Brand, The Brand Gap.
and a good example of his precise and interesting point of view, on a powerpoint.
Thank you Marty Neumeier.
It's as easy as that. Nothing to add.
hmmm, nothing to add... yes, there's one little thing:
sorry Sir, you do look like Chuck Norris.
The truth about advertising?
STARTER / The Little Lad Dance
MAIN / Barbie Virtual World
SECOND / Dish With Doris
DESERT / T.E.T.A.A.
Words are useless.
well, one that I missed... again.
I'm not quite into their products... hard to avoid (go firefox go!), I'm not quite into their corporate "we rule the world" attitude, I'm not quite Microsoft.
Good god, porn industry is fast and smart.
While we're at it, I mean on american quality TV (Earl's post just below),
Yo.
Do-Do-Do-Don't you
Partizan's gifted director Antoine Bardou-Jacquet is back on track (so to say, he never really left it for the past 10 years...). Anyway, you'll find his latest flick, ''Shell Circuit'' right there. Nice... and that's about it... In about the same-same but different taste, here is the latest Audi corporate/R8 ''Warm Up'' directed by Lynn Fox @ BlinkProds. If you ask me, I'll rather go with this ''must-see-fast-track-car-poem'': ''C'était un rendez-vous'', Claude Lelouch, 1976. Interesting stuff about this incredible ride there. Vroom Vroom Vroom.
there it is. The JOOST revolution arrives. Remember ? I told you about Janus Friis' (the mastermind behind Kazaa & Skype) Venice Project on a previous post. Well, now it's alive (sort of). Get an invitation (or wait until it's totally open...) and enjoy TV on the net.
_ KIASMA
_ WE GOT BEEF
_ SLUSSEN
_ EROTTAJA BAARI
_ ARTEK
_ MADVENTURES
_ HASAN&PARTNERS
_ ALE'S ITV'S
_ MARIMEKKO
_ IITTALA
_ NOKIAN BOOTS
enough is enough.
Welcome! Welcome! Welcome! P Boy, you're my hero
Small Program Interruption.
For those of you who laughed with Spaced, pissed themselves off with Shaun Of The Death, here comes the new Simon Pegg's maneuver: Hot Fuzz.
(guest smallstarring the brilliant Stephen Merchant, just like in 24 season 6's first episode. Oh, and by the way, the 6th season of 24... which you should absolutely NOT watch, because the risks are high: sitting at your office desk could give you the strange feeling of working at the CTU, middle east people could suddenly all look frightening to you, and, probably the worse, you will never trust anyone anymore. Don't do it).

In other words, a clear signal that this man knows a lot about human nature.


Don’t hate your TV, feed it with good stuff.
People clap your hands, here comes good taste.
Pretty, pretty, pretty good Arte "Tracks" show yesterday evening on TV.
Ryan McPherson's INDECLINE
PAUL VERHOEVEN
A filmography long like an arm, the Californian Amsterdamer director, is the man behind, just to mention a few ROBOCOP, TOTAL RECALL, BASIC INSTINCT, STARSHIP TROOPERS but also a nice collection of early films (unknown for mot of us) which are probably worth viewing. Help yourself.
MINI MINI MICRO world.
Shit ! I wanted to have that idea... great job from
MINI MINI MICRO horror.
Hotel Modern Camp... making it smaller doesn't make it less impressive.
and a lot of other nourishing ideas... as usual with "TrackS".
Haappyy BB. DDaayy.
Here's another thing I deeply believe in.
The sound "I'm shining" hit my ears this morning.
Got a minute ?
Nike, one step ahead, again.
now this is so 007. watch it.
hey hey hey, ho ho ho.
Black Wu and Darren Cheung both work for Saatchi&Saatchi Guangzhou, China. Lego is not their client. But one night... alone in their large (or small) office, they decided to make this ad.
Still on my "activist" trip (after this post, I'll take a break…). Well, again, smart, conscious and interesting people: The Institute For Applied Autonomy.Here are some examples of their work.The i-SEE project
How to walk around a city without being filmed by security cameras
The Street Writer
Fucks up the streets with any message you'd like to write... everywhere... which you can not do, 'cause you're not a robot.
Little Brother
It can. It's a robot.
You'll find loads of info and documents (press releases, videos, etc.) on the site, but please remember: these are not for fun.
They are real, and Lord knows how much our society deserves it.
(by the way, I discovered many of these groups & people at the "The Influencers" festival, a place to be, to see and to act, in Barcelona. Organised by d-i-n-a.net).
How to even say the word "media" (see post below) without referring to The Professor aka The Brain, Mister Noam Chomsky.
In these times of media power, information war and bigger than life entertainment, let me introduce the Hoax Master not to say the Inventor of media manipulation, Joey Skaggs. He describes himself as a "media satirist" but also a storyteller, myth-maker, skeptic, philosopher, writer, performer, and, of course, artist. He's been using all the major worldwide medias (from CNN to BBC trough the Washington Post, just to name a few) with some hilarious and controversial hoax projects such as: The Cathouse for Dogs, The Celebrity Sperm Bank, Portofess, The Solomon Project, The Fat Squad, Sexonix, Hair Today, Ltd., and Metamorphosis - The Cockroach Vitamin Pils, etc... and believe me, he's good at it. As an introduction, have a look at this documentary on his achievements. Then have a closer look at his personal site for further information.
Activists, Activists, Activists!
I never had a chance to tell you about the fine work-films-books-thoughts-ads
of Mister Hermann Vaske.
Some of you maybe met him during one of his (usually) interesting seminars during the
If not, here are some of his productions:
"Standing on the Shoulders Of Giants": Great book, a journey through the ideas and comments of some of the modern advertising architects.
"Why are you Creative" TV series and book: Broadcast on Arte at the time, short programs asking THE question to people going from the Dalai Lama to David Bowie...
And a bunch of films/documentaries that should at least be seen once:
"The Fine Art Of Separating People From Their Money" (trilogy)
"The Ten Commandments of Creativity"
"Who Killed The Idea"...
it will do you good, hopefully.
Danke Hermann.
Beautiful new idents for Channel 4.
This one, simple and efficient.
In about the same techno-cold-poetic treatment & style,
And last but not least at all, Master Bruce for BMW.
Now that's a story...Just found out about it today. Ok, let's go...A couple of month ago Hǻ
But wait, by chance, the man had his cell phone with him, and filmed his 'trip'.
Watch the piece of evidence (is it?) here.
That's how the story begins... weeks later, Machine Films' director Goran Ählberg, excited and surprised by this fascinating time travel story contacts Hǻ
.... delicious, can you see the Dalarö effect coming ?
Volvo, AMF, now that's what I call Scandinavian effectiveness.
Christmas' coming. Get ready for the shopping. Meanwhile take example on these two brave consumer behaviors. 2. Smash My PS3
Goal: Smash PS3. Technique: smash PS3 Proof: Smash PS3
(check the reactions of the nerd-o-gamer waiting an entire night in front of Best Buy to get theirs!)
Wait a minute... should I add the Global Orgasm project?
thanks to TI,GS
OK it's stupid... and of course frightening and amusing as always.
Sadly, I have to do this. You know by now that I'm a Seinfeld fan. And sadly, I have to do this. Let me tell you about the 'Kramer Da Nigga' story. Step 1: Kramer (Michael Richards) is doing a stand up show at the Laugh Factory in
Introducing Bambi Francisco from Marketwatch.com.
''What your mom would feed you if your mom were a man.''
Thank God it's Friday.
Do you think I'm an asshole?He's a wise man, and for sure not an asshole.
see the others 49 lessons here, and believe me you'll find some... big assholes in there.
TheBigWhatAdventureHow do they say again? euh, yes "thinking out of the box"...
Yeah, right, it's so much easier when you're not paid for it.
No posts yet. I'll keep you informed.
The piece I'm talking about is the long awaited Simpson Movie Trailer. Even if they are a few comments about re-using the South Park movie trailer style, this short preview is still quite exciting (or here, here and here).
Anyway, let me use it as a great opportunity to talk about things that I love, and try to make, let's say, a loop:
A. Matt Groening whose work is sadly not much known except The Simpsons down here in Europe.
Did you ever had a chance to see Futurama ? Well get up, get out and buy it.
C. Hal Douglas, aka The Hollywood Voice, the unforgetable voice over of the Simpson's trailer, and the South Park Trailer and probably all the trailers you saw during your teenage years, and more.
D. Well,Hal did that too, which leads us to guess what? Seinfeld.
= Groening to Gervais to Douglas to Seinfeld. One talent leads to another.
From time to time we should all learn some new words (and I definitely need it as you can notice on that blogi-bloga-blog). Anyway, the winners of the day are: My pleasure.
(for the french speaking rest of y'all, here they are: procrastination & palindrome).

After the much appreciated Milwaukee Best Light Beer Canon Experience, here comes the BlendTec "will it blend?" Mixer Madness. The choice is yours credit cards, Coke cans, golf balls, chicken, rake handles, marbles.
Everyone has read Naomi Klein's theories about brands using "leaders" or "informal/social leaders" to gain credibility, visibility or even, in some cases, authenticity. Well, here are two new strong evolutions of this phenomenon.
First case, the Mac Ad Guy. Oh, and here is the PC Man, let's be fair.
(comment added an afternoon later. Well, this great "viewer" success is finally useless... Mac just dropped the Mac Guy... NB: comment added 5 days later. Well, now the guy is saying it's all crap...check his personal site is right there. And laugh. Up Update!: the proof is here)
Second one, Like, where you can spot those amazing-cute-little-red shoes that
Britney Spears was wearing at the last MTV awards...
People acting like brands to sell brands,
brands that promote other brands,
brands selling brands to become a brand.
All that for the love of the brand.
Weeds, season 2 episode 8 (featuring Snoop): Nancy, the main character, makes some good money, and buys shoes, jewels... and a brand new blue Toyota Prius. See for yourself. But it doesn't stop there, her son sees it and goes...
Curb Your Enthusiam, season 4 and 5: In that case, the Prius can be considered as one of Larry's friends. He likes it and says it, shows and drives it around all the time and even becomes a Toyota dealer for one day. Do you need more? If you do, watch this, this and this.
Ford US
Samsung
Beyond reality, fiction. Ricky Gervais will definitely be jealous of this bank song. As long as we have Opus Dei style corporate behaviour like that, everything's going to be OK. (...isn't he gay? we should fire him then.)
It's good to have an Herman Dune around these days.




American way of blog. Fight of the blog stars.
Odeo. Great place to share (once again), listen and download audio material (MP3's, stream radios, interviews and so on...).
Tinker Hatfield, super swoosh star designer of the Original Air Max BW, the Jordan III and many other Nike's blockbusters, explains in "Respect The Architects: The Paris Air Max 1 Story" how the Pompidou Center in Paris inspired him to design the class-o-classic most sold Nike model ever.
Car advertising trend of the day: "from storytelling to conversation". For sure, when the story's not that interesting, you better call it a conversation. Well, enough of bad vibes, here are the two advexperiences I'm talking about. Marc in a Nissan Sentra for a week. Eight student teams in Chevy Aveeo for a week. Hopefully they'll edit the 168 hours of footage.



Mythical Kiss member (still is!) Gene Simmons traded his leather straight outta satan's workshop outfits and smash-a-chicken boots for hell-made powerpoint presentation and demoniac marketing spirit.