The 10 Most Viral Ads of Super Bowl 50. Doritos ends Bud's three-year reign, but total sharing is down by a thirdBy Tim NuddFebruary 8, 2016, 4:45 PM EST The 10 Most Viral Ads of Super Bowl 50 Doritos "Ultrasound" was shared vastly more online than any other spot.
If the commercials of Super Bowl 50 felt a little underwhelming—with lots of good ads but few great ones—now there's some data to back up that feeling. As of Monday morning, the 10 most viral ads from the telecast had been shared online almost 2.9 million times, according to data from Unruly. That's a 36 percent decrease from 2015, when the top 10 had generated almost 4.5 million shares by the same point. Meanwhile, after three straight years of Budweiser ads being the most shared, this year Doritos "Ultrasound" took the top spot—and was shared vastly more (893,465 times) than even the nearest competitor (the 60-second version of T-Mobile's "Restricted Bling," with 346,854 shares).
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" The clip, from the Canadian Institute of Diversity and Inclusion, shows two lycra-clad men in very close proximity at the start of a luge run. Their over-exaggerated pelvic thrusting is depicted with the Human League's Don't You Want Me over the top. "The Games have always been a little gay," it states. "Let's fight to keep them that way. " Despite the cheeky nature of the video, it has a much more serious point. Russian president Vladimir Putin has drawn widespread criticism for his attitude towards gay rights in his country, and, as shown in this video, other nations are now beginning to take a stand against him. Film: Gender roles reversed in French short film gone viral, Oppressed Majority. There’s a reason why this French film has gone viral, and that’s because it’s bloody brilliant.
A perfect example of a very simple idea executed to perfection, director Eleonore Pourriat has taken us to Paris where we follow a man around his normal day. As he goes about his chores the realisation slowly creeps in that this guy isn’t just a house-husband, he’s living in a world where the role of men and women has been switched. We watch him deal with prejudice, be sexually abused verbally and physically, and struggle in a relationship which he has little to no control over. So well-shot and perfectly timed it gives you goosebumps and spot-on enough to change your views on gender forever, this is an absolute triumph of a short film, and must be watched by everyone. Eleonore Pourriat: Oppressed Majority Eleonore Pourriat: Oppressed Majority Eleonore Pourriat: Oppressed Majority. Mom Song :60. Rollin' Wild. Giving - Thai Commercial Truemove H - [English Subtitles] Meet Porter. The World's First Driving Dog. The Power Inside. Dove Real Beauty Sketches.