Bob Vila is back. This time he’s endorsing GoGurt with Brodie Smith, of Youtube Frisbee-trick fame. It’s pretty awesome this time around, too. Give it a watch and then be sure to tell me how funny and handsome I am for editing this magnificent piece of content.
Remember when Joe Flacco threw a party? Well, the good folks at TracyLocke and I are back with the sequel, this time starring Hall-of-Famers Jerry Rice and Shannon Sharpe. Football!!!!
It’s funny! We did a good job! Jerry Rice is bad at virtual reality!
Go watch it. Enjoy it. Tell your friends. Share the link. Make it super popular like the last one—Joe Flacco has 12.5 million views as of this writing—and help keep The Black Laser alive* by helping me continue to have a job**! Cool!
* The Black Laser is in no trouble of disappearing.
Guys! I did more work! I am literally working all the time! I never stop! EVER!
So, I did this funny video with some folks at Saatchi NY for GoGurt’s GoGurt Garage promo. It stars Bob Vila, the world’s second most famous Cuban, and the Slow Mo Guys, a couple of English guys with a slow motion camera who like to destroy stuff, as they try and empty out tubes of GoGurt. It’s messy. There are explosions. And power tools. You should watch it.
Here’s the trailer I cut for it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGYGPyDyFeo
And here is the video The Slow Mo Guys created for the project:
If you are a crafty teenager, go enter the contest and win one of the awesome trophies. They are pretty awesome and ridiculous.
“#BLESSED Day Ever” is the seventh and final film in the Hamburger Hummus septology. We follow Judy through Jerusalem as she seeks to connect with her spiritual side. Also, Deedra is hungover. Batman!
Now that you’ve seen all the films, which was your favorite? Did you have as much fun watching as I had editing them? I bet you did. And if you didn’t just keep it to yourself. No one wants your negativity here.
The sixth film, “Earthright”, is in your eyes and ears right now! Awesome! Check out all the hippies! What do they smell like? We’ll never know! (But we can probably guess.)
“Shots Shots Shabbats” is the fifth Hamburger Hummus film. This one is about poor decisions. We’ve all made them and we’re all likely to make them again. So, maybe, this film is also about forgiveness and empathy?