The iPhone 4 'Smile' commercial features a little girl who has just gotten braces, talking to her father about them through the Facetime feature.
The Funny or Die website took a disturbing yet hilarious turn by turning the original character "Shannon" into a boy with a bloody mouth. The father still tried to coax a smile out of him, but this time, instead of measly braces, the father gets a lovely surprise of gooey red blood. This iPhone 4 'Smile' commercial parody is definitely an instant classic.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Parody Advertisements
- Creating parody advertisements for popular commercials and products can provide an opportunity for businesses to showcase a more humorous and relatable side.
- Viral Satire Videos
- Producing viral satire videos based on popular advertisements allow businesses an opportunity to reach a wider audience and generate higher engagement levels.
- Real-time Advertising
- Real-time advertising through the use of social media and other digital platforms allow businesses to create timely content that responds to current events and trends that can increase brand awareness and engagement.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Marketing
- The evolution of marketing has seen a shift towards more humorous and engaging content, with many companies now turning to parody and satire to spread brand awareness and garner more engagement from their audiences.
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can benefit from the use of parody and viral satire videos as they provide a new way to engage with audiences and generate higher levels of interest and engagement around their products and events.
- Social Media
- Social media platforms have become a hub for real-time advertising and viral content, allowing businesses to reach more people and stay relevant by creating content that captures the current zeitgeist.
