The Wacky World of Product Placement 

I'm one of the newcomers with your most recent video, but I'm excited to check out the rest of the videos and see what's to come, they're very well made!

Great video. Was that an 'inside' reference with the projector?

Can you link dailydunkaccino, it seems I can't find them.

@@andrew20146 Indeed it was. I’m a little obsessed with how good that man is at what he does.

@@user-ew5vj1sl1u It should be reachable at @DailyDunkaccino

“Nestle: So good you’ll forget about the human rights violations!”

Cadbury > nestle any day

Get this man offstage

Please just read 5mins shit that nestle did and i guarantee you will stop supporting that vomit inducing company

Walther must be paying by the truckload. _Casino Royale_ (2006) has a tonne of product placements: Sony (owners of Columbia Pictures) had it's phones, laptops, cameras, Blu-ray players in the film. Omega watches, Virgin Airlines, Ford (Aston Martin, Jaguar, Volvo) just to name a few more.

James Bond is just the worst for it

It falls down when he's riding around in a Ford Mondeo

A Mondeo would actually be a better car for a spy though.

yeah the editing is superb

15 seconds in I was already like :o daaaaamn, this guy gooooood

When editing GOATS meet!

i want to know who else gawx subscribes to

yesss

didnt expect to see you here

I would love to get this reference

@@kulvirkang7953 He's talking about the air conditioning unit from the end of the video where he's watching the projected video on his wall with the mini split's evaporator/blower. I guess it's a Mitsubishi, I didn't really pay it any mind so Idk if the brand is that or if it's even visible or not but I'm pretty sure that's what he's referring to.

@@groundcontrol6876 Yep, it's a Mitsubishi Electric. The brand name is visible in several shots. I came here to post the same comment.

rich people money laundering or whatever. business are stupid

Never heard of 'subliminal advertising'? That's what modern pp is, and  could give a masterclass in it. Always subtle, always classy.  wouldn't do it if it didn't work.

@@greebo7857 Actually, there is no actual scientific evidence that subliminal advertising actually works (and advertising that is directly subliminal is banned, here in the US at least). The problem with a lot of this advertising is that the brain isn’t even processing most of it on a subconscious level, often times it’s so off the center of attention people don’t even see the object in question, much less the brand associated with it. Subliminal advertising and advertising in general is not very useful for very expensive and life changing products (cars, mortgage companies, etc.) as MOST people don’t buy these products on a whim, they do so after intrinsically evaluating the reasons behind these particular decisions. Advertising only really is useful when it tackles immediate biological wants and needs (such as food, its one of the few kinds of TV advertisements that actually work).

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Painful to watch

I was saying the EXACT same thing in my head! "Does this ad exist in some parallel universe??" Paccino must've gotten paid a movies-worth for that commercial.

Same here. I thought it had to be a joke ad in a show. Then he showed us it had a Twitter handle that gets posted on daily.

@@imperfectly_megan it was a joke ad in jack and jill

@@kalisticmodiani2613 oh yeah lol. I remember it now.

Everything is an ad though. The music you listen to is an ad for that artist. The show you watch is an ad for that actor. And celebrities are paid to wear certain clothes in public. The sneakers you see a rapper wearing, a company paid them thousands of dollars to wear them. I found this out when I heard that Reebok had fired and sued Rick Ross for wearing Nikes. I had no idea that Rick Ross even worked for Reebok, as he was never in any of their ads, and campaigns. Heck, the stuff they show on the TVs at bars and restaurants are paid for. I once asked a guy at a restaurant if he could change to channel, because I had wanted to see a particular program, and he said that they couldn't, because the channel they had it on paid the restaurant to keep it on that channel.

Some ads are so effective, they have adverse effects. There are some things I refuse to buy, because I have a negative connotation to an ad that they play over, and over, and over again. Or even worse, you become the Nationwide Insurance superbowl ad. The one where the kid never has his first kiss because he died. That was bad for them. Or the Kendall Jenner Pepsi ad.

Advertising infuriates me. I specifically don't buy products that I've seen in ads.

@@SamBrickell yes you do.

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I am loving it.

that's when I subscribed

100% is

I was looking for this comment before making it myself, lol

What does NFTs have to do with it getting crazier??

@@stripstick yes

@@joeybaseball7352 lol what? Answer the question bro.

@@stripstick I answered it. I said yes.

@@joeybaseball7352 Lol then you didn’t read the question properly. I’m asking HOW does it affect it. Not IF it affects it.