FAKE Taylor Swift Hot Chocolate Prank
Celebrity endorsements are EVERYWHERE and sometimes they have a huge impact on how people perceive a product. Traci and Jarrett made a fake Taylor Swift hot chocolate called “Wondersilk” and had people on the street taste-test it. They had no idea it was just ordinary store-bought hot chocolate… with no T Swift affiliation. Of course these people thought it was super awesome and exquisite because you told them the Swiss Miss they were drinking was endorsed by some celebrity twat. It’s the same reason Beats by Dre are so popular. Everyone knows Audio Technica or Sennheisers are way better (and cheaper), but they don’t have the trendy celeb endorsements.
Facebook Fails 12-19
Time for our weekly roundup of funny Facebook fails and statuses
Amazing Christmas Can Can Light Show
Music director and teacher Tom BetGeorge has taken Christmas light videos to a whole new level with this year’s set up. 100,000 lights wired through 12,500 channels, 8 pro grade light pods on the roof, a 17’guitar with a full LED display on the neck, a lighted 19′ piano and one crazy electric bill. The first show is set to “Christmas Can Can” by Straight No Chaser and makes the song even more entertaining than it already was
Also Check out his “Let it Go” display from Frozen
The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies [Interactive Infographic]
It all began with the words, “In a hole in the ground there lived a Hobbit.” The Hobbit trilogy is coming to an end this year with the final film, The Battle of the Five Armies, and we got to thinking…just how does one have a battle with five armies anyway? That sounds confusing! We explored the words of J.R.R. Tolkien himself and used them to create this interactive battle map and companion infographic. They’ll give you a detailed play-by-play of the final chapter in this epic fantasy!
A couple of final notes before we get into the good stuff. First: All of the animation, information, and battle movements in this piece are derived from the novel’s version of events, not the film’s. Next: We’ve left out some minor details for the sake of brevity – Tolkien may be many things, but brief he is not. Finally: This post contains MASSIVE SPOILERS for The Battle of the Five Armies, which is based on a book that is 77 years old. Read on at your own risk:
Check out the infographic below
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