Rapper and producer Snoop Dogg has been chosen to endorse a new smartphone, appearing in this corny Samsung Galaxy Indulge commercial as three different match contestants on a low-budget dating game show called the 'G-Connection.'
The actor's first two characters have names with two G's and three G's, representing outdated and unattractive personifications of the 2G and 3G network phones respectively. The lucky lady is sure to pick bachelor number 3, 'Snoop Dogggg' -- a not-so-subtle but thoroughly entertaining promotion of the new MetroPCS LTE Android cellphone in this Samsung Galaxy Indulge commercial.
What's Driving This Trend
- Celebrity Endorsement
- Marketers can recruit celebrities to endorse their products and create engaging commercials, like Snoop Dogg did in Samsung Galaxy Indulge commercial.
- Viral Marketing
- Companies can produce entertaining commercials to go viral on social media and catch the attention of potential customers, like Samsung Galaxy Indulge did with their G-Connection dating show commercial.
- Humor in Advertising
- Businesses can add humor to their advertisements to make them more memorable and engaging, like the Samsung Galaxy Indulge commercial did with its dating game show theme featuring Snoop Dogg.
Who This Affects Most
- Smartphone Manufacturing
- Phone makers can create entertaining commercials to promote their new smartphones and increase brand awareness.
- Marketing and Advertising
- Marketing agencies can help businesses produce engaging commercials featuring celebrity endorsers and humorous themes to attract customers.
- Entertainment Industry
- Celebrities and production companies can partner with brands to endorse products and create entertaining and viral commercials like the Samsung Galaxy Indulge G-Connection dating game show spot featuring Snoop Dogg.
