It's the new phenomenon called "Net Seeds". I don't quite understand it fully and I don't think I ever will. Anyways, you be the judge.
Watch: [A href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Uq28vCDy-w"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Uq28vCDy-w[/A]
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[img height=120 alt="22-year-old Ryerson student Jodi Behan is seen during a fake freak out as seen in this video posted on YouTube." src="http://images.ctv.ca/archives/CTVNews/img2/20070201/160_bride_070201.jpg" width=160 border=0] [FONT size=1]22-year-old Ryerson student Jodi Behan is seen during a fake freak out as seen in this video posted on YouTube.[/FONT]
[H3][FONT size=6]'Net seeds' are the future, YouTube hoaxsters say[/FONT][/H3] [P class=timeStamp]Updated Mon. Feb. 5 2007 8:05 AM ET
[P class=storyAttributes]Canadian Press
[!-- dateline --]TORONTO [!-- /dateline --]-- The advertising minds behind the now infamous "bride wigout" video that's created an international sensation call it a "Net seed." [!-- CPPara1End--]
[!-- CPPara2--]"You plant your seed on the Net, you nurture it, you watch it grow and then, hopefully, you watch it become a phenomenon that everyone's talking about, which is exactly what happened with the wigout video," producer Robbie McNamara said in an interview with The Canadian Press over the weekend. [!-- CPPara2End--]
[!-- CPPara3--]"It's what we like to call a Net seed - it's our way of interactively advertising. It's more interesting, it's more entertaining, and it allows people out there to get involved."
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