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Will It Blend?Will It Blend? is a viral marketing web series that demonstrates the power of the Blendtec blender by blending various items in improvised infomercial-style videos.
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What would you do for a Klondike barA slogan from Klondike advertisements inspired users to post videos showing people in dangerous or absurd situations attempting to reach a Klondike bar.
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Shake WeightA modified dumbbell that oscillates, whose infomercial clips became viral because of their perceived sexually suggestive nature.
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Pepsi max & Jeff Gordon present: Test DriveA 2013 short film produced for a viral marketing campaign promoting Pepsi Max, featuring Jeff Gordon posing as a car buyer in a prank réalisé by Gifted Youth; it became a viral video.
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Nope, Chuck TestaA catchphrase from a viral commercial for Ojai Valley Taxidermy that became an internet meme.
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Nicole Kidman AMC Theatres commercialA 2021 AMC Theatres ad featuring Nicole Kidman delivering a melodramatic monologue about the magic of theater, which became an internet meme and artifact of camp.
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Horse_ebooksHorse_ebooks was a Twitter account that appeared to promote e-books but became known for its amusing non sequiturs and later was revealed to be part of a viral marketing project.
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HeadOnHeadOn was a homeopathic topical headache product whose notoriety came from a viral 2006 commercial that repeated the tagline “HeadOn: Apply directly to the forehead.”
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Flex tapeA meme that arises from the exaggerated demonstrations in a Flex Tape infomercial and the subsequent online reaction to it, highlighted by JonTron's video review.
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Dumb Ways to DieDumb Ways to Die is an Australian public awareness campaign video and media franchise created to promote railway safety, which went viral on the internet after its release in November 2012.
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Cooks Source infringement controversyAn internet phenomenon that grew out of a copyright dispute when Cooks Source reprinted an online article without permission, spreading via social media and crowdsourced investigations into further alleged infringement and plagiarism.
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15.ai15.ai is a free web application that uses AI to generate text-to-speech voices of fictional characters from popular media, contributing to the popularization of AI voice cloning in memes and content creation.