If you've seen Taylor Swift’s 'Trouble' video remixed to feature a goat, you'll love the goat edition supercut.
In the past couple of months, goats have become music video sensations. They have been featured in the videos of artists such as Taylor Swift, One Direction, Adele and Skrillex. These hilarious videos begin as the given music video normally would and then, when you least expect it, a screaming goat appears. It’s really quite amazing how well the goats fit into each song.
Since these video have become so popular, pop culture has witnessed a strange fascination with the animals on the Internet. Last month, goats were the top trending animals on YouTube, possibly replacing cats as the 'It-Animal' on the Web.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Goat Edition Remixes
- Opportunity for music artists to incorporate goat sound effects in their songs and make music more humorous.
- Animal Viral Videos
- Opportunity for animal-focused content creators to create humorous and viral videos incorporating farm animals.
- Internet Animal Trends
- Opportunity for marketers to leverage popular animal trends on the internet, such as goats, to create viral marketing campaigns.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Music
- Music production companies can explore goat sound effects as a new element to popular songs and create a new genre of music.
- Entertainment
- Animal-focused TV shows and movies have the opportunity to capitalize on the goat trend and create new humorous content featuring farm animals.
- Marketing
- Marketers and advertisers can use the goat trend to create viral marketing campaigns for products and services targeting the younger audience.
