The cool thing about true viral videos is that they are created by real people doing silly stuff, not by multi- billion dollar companies. The big corporations have discovered the sheer genius and power behind social media and have made inroads into hijacking the fun in the name of money.
"On the article by Dr. Segal,
I find everyone has an opinion. Though I find it hard to deal with random acts of stupidity of our youth think about we say it is okay by showing the shows with the random vandalism on them. Like the shows on MTV "High school stories" "Jackass" and many more out there that are far more dangerous. It takes a village to raise our youth. When we say sure we will permit these shows to go on the air we basically say sure try these things out we want you to do these things. Once they youth are caught we are shock and appalled. The company is not creative nor are they going to new tactics, They are going to lazy tactics and poor marketing. In the long run who will stay with the product that endorses such actions? Am I for a strike on the product I don't eat them. So there is no love lost here. Have I tried them yes. I just think that companies that stoop to these tactics need new marketing directors. And is it society's fault for the actions you tell me. I sit watch my community and what they watch and what they do and I base my vote on lack of parental involvement and companies playing on it."
