Abbey Klaasen with AdAge.com said that every week since Samsung’s “LED Sheep,” T-Mobile’s “Dance” and Cadbury’s “Eyebrow Dance.” have been launched have appeared on the chart. “According to Visible Measures analysis of its data, all three have had remarkable runs. Over the course of the campaigns, T-Mobile’s “Dance” has logged more than 18 million total views, Cadbury nearly 12 million total views and Samsung nearly 10 million total views. Meanwhile, Durex, whose “Get It On” ad graces the chart again this week, has had almost 11 million views.” With the widespread popularity of camera phones and the ability that every one has of uploading a video, YouTube has made celebrities out of small people and documented some the most random yet most viewed videos to the day. The Youtube phenomenon has taken those without cable to new levels of entertainment. One of my favorite viral videos is harry potter puppet pals…now performed at talent shows all over the country. You know a video is popular when everyone and their dog is making remakes and posting them in reply to the video. In the week of April 27, 2009, the ranking is home to three new ads: Trident’s “100 Single Ladies Dance” makes a strong debut in the No. 2 spot, and the Boston Bruins playoff promotion (akin to last week’s Cleveland Cavaliers spot) and Marshall’s round out the other marketers bowing on the chart, in the Nos. 9 and 10 spot, respectively.” Go check em out (and then show them to everyone and their dog), you won’t be dissappointed.
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