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[SiegfriedCroes]

Hahahahaha nice one!!! So awesome!

 

[Jourdy288]

I laughed so hard I hurt my chest, how did you do that?!

 

[BCable]

I don't get it.

</stupid_american>

PS: How was this supposed to be interactive? I didn't interact at all...

EDIT: OOOOoooh.. is it Craig or something? (I don't know much about the creators, I just sit and wait quietly forever and I don't stalk)

 

[Tom`]

I don't get it.

</stupid_american>

PS: How was this supposed to be interactive? I didn't interact at all...

EDIT: OOOOoooh.. is it Craig or something? (I don't know much about the creators, I just sit and wait quietly forever and I don't stalk)

Yes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uts_7iQGpo

 

[WizardStan]

I don't get it.

</stupid_american>

PS: How was this supposed to be interactive? I didn't interact at all...

EDIT: OOOOoooh.. is it Craig or something? (I don't know much about the creators, I just sit and wait quietly forever and I don't stalk)

It's interactive because you can upload a picture of anyone you want, and they become the "hero"

 

[Sander Hoksbergen]

Epic Interactive Win. Whaha XD

 

[andyB911]

Brilliant!!

 

[Nupfi]

Hehe great. I lol'd.

 

[x68000]

Genius!

 

[tristan.clark]

Fantastic piece of work lol

 

[kin]

LMAO butthole off

 

[dflemstr]

Yeah, the Swedish "Radiotjänst" does crazy commercials like these all the time. They are basically responsible for sponsoring "free" TV and radio channels (Mostly owned by SVT, UR and SR) that keep a certain standard (like for example always using reputable news sources (aka no OMGZ OBAMA CLONED BY ALIEN CULT stuff), making everyone's voices heard and almost never using sponsors in any shape or form that could influence their broadcast content), and this is made possible via a law that says that everyone who owns a TV must pay a certain fee to "Radiotjänst" (it is owned by the state, btw). There are many who don't do this, however, and this is why "Radiotjänst" produces commercials that are supposed to encourage non-payers, aka "potential heroes", to start contributing.

This should give you guys enough context to be able to understand some of the "hidden messages" in the video.