Poetry doing its thing.
The author, Tyler Lockett, is a Wide Receiver for the Seattle Seahawks and a published poet.
Poetry doing its thing.
The author, Tyler Lockett, is a Wide Receiver for the Seattle Seahawks and a published poet.
This is a longer video than we normally feature. It’s to demo an excellent use of longer form video as a storytelling medium. Instead of ‘look at the value for money on Fiverr’, it’s ‘look at the detailed, diverse work’.
Presenter needs to stop saying ‘pretty insane’. What; 45%?
Europe’s Innocent Drinks company made this cheesy storybook about sending Santa Clause a PPE suit so he wouldn’t get infected, and then got Angry-Twittered by anti-maskers.
The social media team did not take a step backwards, changing their Twitter profile to “We make healthy drinks and write storybooks that enrage angry mobs.” Then issued this apology:
Meanwhile, Twitter is beta-testing ‘humanizing’ strategies, where they remind you that the person flaming you follows your football team and the same celebrities.
Written by a nine year old, responding to an American newspaper’s competition for the best summary statement of 2020.
That’s not a submarine. pic.twitter.com/eKjdFb0v7F
— jamie (@gnuman1979) December 20, 2020
We’re taking a break after Christmas Eve and will return on Thursday, January 7th. Thanks for your help during the year and heartfelt wishes for a refreshing holiday season.
– David and the team.
Here is how to pick up your teenaged daughter from school:
This Dad picking up his daughter from school is beautiful. 🤘🏻💪🔥❤️😜 pic.twitter.com/gEYwo2tDWc
— Fred Schultz (@fred035schultz) December 16, 2020
And disturbing. Ballentine’s investigation of your real self compared to your social media behaviour. Uncomfortable viewing but a strong piece of branding.
Not volunteering to be part of this campaign.
Wait for the punch line.
Stick with it til the end…
*Re-enabling Grinch mode*
Hard to get emotional about seatbelts but I managed it. Obvious parallels to masks.