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Saturday, April 01, 2006

Chevy's Create Your Own Commercial

In keeping with the trend of "Make Your Own" advertising, Chevy gave the public a chance to make a commercial for their new Tahoe. Here are some of the ads that came back:

Stupidity
Global Warming
Global Warming 2
Trippin'


So seriously kids, let's get a discussion going. Comments. I live for comments. How effective is letting people create their own commercials for your product? Not just in light of creation like the ones above, but just in general?

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