There's only one reason you make a video like this: attention. In the year 2009, this usualy means attention from bloggers who are so BLOWN AWAY by your vid they'll want to tell all their friends/followers/listeners about your crazy concept.

Well. I'll bite.

As I always say, there are 2 things ill plug:

1. stop motion

2. one shot takes

...throw in a pretty hot track, some pretty hot girls...and Paris. You got yourself a vid... and a plug. 

Warning: NSFW

Pretty sweet new viral Reebok commercial. Sort of a knock off of the ones Nike has been running in europe for soccer for a few years... Best form of flattery though, right? 

Words cannot describe the amazingness of this.

Song: Muscles - Sweaty ( Shazam Remix )

The guys who brough you "Dick in a box" are back for another simmilarily themed, equally funy video.

The quality of the production is as disturbing as the content. Impressive.

Disclaimer... Its a joke... If u don't enjoy toilet humor. Don't watch it.

... where would marketing be without you? Here's a viral video by... well maybe I won't ruin it. But it plays a lot of stereotypes but is sort of surprisingly entertaining (good production value can go a long way).

The targeting is interesting though, it SHOULD be targeted to males, but almost comes off more female. hm.

http://bewareofthedoghouse.com/video.aspx

Hilarious trailer spoofing CS and 300 the movie. I'm impressed at the overall effort as well as adaptability of CS to the 300 story line (or is it 300 to the CS story line...hmmmm)

This ad for Schweppes was shot (apparently) at 10,000 frames per-second. The effect if amazing. No one who has spent any time studing viral marketing hasn't seen the Sony Bravia ad's and no one who has studied imaging hasn't wasnted to shoot things blowing up in slow motion.

Here these 2 concepts are combined to create advertising glory.

... A brilliant song is generally the third piece of the puzzle. In this case its Cinematic Orchestra - To Build A Home.

This is EASILY one of the coolest ad's i've ever seen.

From what I understand, it's the opening sequence for Fully Flared a skate video sponsored by Lakai (street wear brand) and it was directed by Spike Jonze.

Although it's the intro for a skate video and not a traditional TV ad, it stands beautifully as a viral video. What's so amazing about it is that despite it's obvious intricacy, it communicates the brand's message perfectly and remarkably simply.