| Last year filmmaker Casey Neistat turned the camera on himself while promoting Nike's latest product, the FuelBand. Instead of promoting the product directly, he used the sponsorship money to travel the world. He called this video, "Make It Count." The video reached over 8 million views on YouTube. Nike certainly got the viral video they wanted. There was only one problem. The FuelBand wasn't even out yet. During the whole video, the FuelBand is nowhere to be seen. Well now he is back with a new video to rectify the situation and continue to live his dreams. It's about 'doing more.' In his latest video he is able to revisit some of the places he went and actually use the device and show its true function. It's an inspiring and uplifting video that will certainly get you geared up to start the new year. We can only assume this video will be just as successful. What do you think? Let us know by commenting below! Original Post by Ryan Lum |
| Fashion Designers Create Coats from Motz Newspapers Posted: 07 Jan 2013 09:00 AM PST The collection is called the "Survival Collection Autumn/Winter 2014″. This ambient advertising campaign comes from Motz, a popular magazine for homeless people in the German capital. Glow agency in Berlin found some leading fashion designers to make the newspaper a little more chic. Designers from Blush, Mongrels, Liebig and Firma used Motz newspapers to dress homeless people to gain attention for their situation, especially in the winter months. I know if I were walking down the street and saw this, I'd certainly stop and look out of curiosity! What do you think? As they say in the fashion world, is it HOT or NOT? Let us know by commenting below.
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