Conan released a humorous Google Glasses parody video by the name of Google Ass. The video features another new gadget that is meant to be worn on yet another part of the body, which you've most likely guessed.
Google Ass is a camera worn on the rear end that films the daily life of the user through an unusual perspective. The viewers are able to appreciate the quality of gadget user's resting choices.
The camera will allow the users to capture how people react to them from behind, which may bring some harsh surprises. Girls I am sure will be more than intrigued to see how many people take a peek at their behinds.
All humor aside, Conan has done a great job putting a playful twist to a groundbreaking technology with this video.
What's Driving This Trend
- Humorous Gadget Parodies
- Companies releasing humorous parody videos for new gadgets presents a trend in response to technological advancements
- Wearable Cameras
- Wearable technology is making its way onto the body in unconventional ways, as seen in the Google Ass parody video
- Alternative Perspective Devices
- Alternative perspectives devices are being developed to capture a unique point of view, as demonstrated in the Google Ass parody video
Who This Affects Most
- Technology
- The technology industry can explore the potential for unconventional wearables as an opportunity for innovation
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can use satire and humor to address the social and cultural impact of new technology in creative and engaging ways
- Marketing and Advertising
- Marketing and advertising firms can utilize parody and humor to draw attention to new products or technologies and engage with audiences in unique and memorable ways
