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Trends of The Month – May 2015

A lot of licking
UKTV made a brilliant promo-experiment, a life-size Benedict Cumberbatch sculpture of Belgium chocolate set up at a busy mall in London. This stunt was to see the people’s reaction to “chocobatch”; would they take a selfie, lick it or take a bite?

 

“Presstitute”
Another twitter fail broke out, when Gen VK Singh labelled the media, specifically to “Times Now” as “presstitutes”- press+prostitutes. Considering him to be the former army chief, is such language appropriate on a public platform or has he made himself the twitter troll?

Uptown Funk dance trend!
Everybody loves to dance to “Uptown Funk”, even Michelle Obama, but no one does it better than this young boy grooving to this catchy number as echoed in the arena of a Binghamton Senators game with dance moves including pelvic thrusts that would embarrass most adults.

VOGUE Empowerment – Deepika/Male Response
The Vogue Empower video was ridiculed just as much as it was appreciated. Some said it reeked of female chauvinism. Some said it was a must watch. It even evoked responses from men all over the internet. Clearly, Homi Adjania and his team missed the whole point and so did the public. What would you make of this video? Well, your choice!

AIB Net Neutrality Video
While the battle for net neutrality intensified, AIB came up with its own unique mode of communication to raise awareness about the issue among the young population. A nation where over twenty crore use the internet and few even bothered about saving it surely needed a wakeup call in a language they could relate to.

Game of Chairs: Parody
With the return of season 5, Sesame Street’s Grover (Bluejoy) enacted a “Game of Chairs” to see who will rule the land of Jestros. No bloodshed in this version, yet Joffrey’s tantrum over not winning still holds true. When the winner is announced Bluejoy warns Ned, “Do not lose your head over this Neddy Baby”.

 

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Nitish Shah

Nitish Shah is the Founder & Editor of Youth Incorporated. A successful entrepreneur, he has been in international trade for over 15 years and speaks several languages. He is passionate about travelling and an avid art collector. He holds the cause of helping underprivileged kids close to his heart.

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