As a futuristic ode to the future president, Will.i.am appeared via hologram on CNN.
The Will.i.am hologram is an incredible way to rouse attention, and could be a glimpse into the future. His hologram was beamed into the Chicago studio for a live from Grant Park, for a very Star Trek interview with Anderson Cooper.
The Black Eyed Peas star has had a heavily influence on the Barack Obama campaign over the last months. Not only did Will.i.am sing hit tributes to Senator Obama, but he also had his music videos backed my pro-Obama celebrities like Scarlett Johansson and Jessica Alba.
"This is great, we're at an eve of a brand new day in America. It feels good being here in Chicago; all this technology I'm being beamed to you like in Star Wars," Will.i.am said.
He goes on to tell Cooper that he wanted Obama's speech to inspire children today the way speeches by Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King and John F Kennedy inspired him. To do that, he remixed Obama's words, added melody and called his friends to compile the video.
He described his Obama music videos as "lending my career to inspire people to go out and vote and being the voice for young people."
Check out the video for the world's first holographic news cast.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Holographic Technology
- The use of holograms, like Will.i.am's appearance on CNN, offers innovative opportunities for remote interviews and virtual presence.
- Celebrity Endorsements
- The support of pro-Obama celebrities in Will.i.am's music videos demonstrates the power of celebrity endorsements in political campaigns.
- Inspirational Messaging
- Will.i.am's remixes of Obama's speeches and music videos aimed to inspire young people and create a sense of empowerment.
Sectors Adopting This
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can explore utilizing holographic technology to create immersive experiences and performances.
- Political Campaigns
- Political campaigns can leverage celebrity endorsements to engage and motivate young voters.
- Media Broadcasting
- The media broadcasting industry can adopt holographic technology to enhance remote interviews and news reporting.
