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Dominik Mysterio reveals his teachers were legitimately concerned after he was involved in the iconic custody match between Rey Mysterio and Eddie Guerrero: "I was terrified. I was nervous. I had no idea what was going on... As an 8-year-old kid, the reactions that you're getting from the crowd. It's insane. I didn't think I was the shit. I hated it because no one understood what was going on, and the teachers thought that I genuinely had issues at home. They would call my parents in, and my parents would have to explain to them that this was just a storyline. So my parents had to go in and talk to the teachers, and even some of the students were like, 'You don't have a dad.' It was definitely a situation."

Dominik Mysterio reveals his teachers were legitimately concerned after he was involved in the iconic custody match between Rey Mysterio and Eddie Guerrero: "I was terrified. I was nervous. I had no idea what was going on... As an 8-year-old kid, the reactions that you're getting from the crowd. It's insane. I didn't think I was the shit. I hated it because no one understood what was going on, and the teachers thought that I genuinely had issues at home. They would call my parents in, and my parents would have to explain to them that this was just a storyline. So my parents had to go in and talk to the teachers, and even some of the students were like, 'You don't have a dad.' It was definitely a situation."

Ariel Helwani

82,405 次观看 • 1 个月前

This Cadbury's advert has been named "The Best Ad Ever" It turned an entire company around from a disaster -- and is the most memorable ad ever. Here's the breakdown: 1. Declining sales After a salmonella outbreak, Cadbury's had to recall 1 million chocolate bars. It cost them £20 million and permanently damaged the brand. 2. Left Field Idea Rather than focus on chocolate, they wanted to focus on emotion. The director said: "Cadbury's ads should feel as good as eating the product itself" 3. Rejection The advert was initially rejected by management. "So you want to make an ad 3x longer than a normal ad that doesn't feature any chocolate?" 4. Insane Success When the ad launched, it was so iconic -- it was the first time people would wait to watch adverts on TV in case it was shown. It was then uploaded to YouTube, and became one of the first ever viral YouTube videos. It turned Cadbury's around as a brand -- and the song became number 1 in the charts almost 30 years after it's release.

Ad Professor

88,191 次观看 • 2 年前

This advert has been named "The Best Ad Ever" It turned an entire company around from a disaster -- and is the most memorable ad ever. Here's the breakdown: 1. Declining sales - After a salmonella outbreak, Cadbury's had to recall 1 million chocolate bars. It costs them £20 million and permanently damaged the brand. 2. Left Field Idea - Rather than focus on chocolate, they wanted to focus on emotion. The director said: "Cadbury's ads should feel as good as eating the product itself" 3. Rejection - The advert was initially rejected by management. "So you want to make an ad 3x longer than a normal ad that doesn't feature any chocolate?" 4. Insane Success - When the ad launched, it was so iconic -- it was the first time people would wait to watch adverts on TV in case it was shown. It was then uploaded to YouTube and became one of the first-ever viral YouTube videos. It turned Cadbury's around as a brand -- and the song became number 1 in the charts almost 30 years after its release.

Ad Professor

104,717 次观看 • 3 年前

Where did the idea that the electorate can’t be trusted come from? It came from the experience of Germany under the Nazis. Those who rebuilt the country after the war concluded that because the Nazis had originally been installed in government in an election, so constraints needed to be placed on the ability of the people to actually affect the course of government, and institutional power would instead be invested in enlightened people like experts and lawyers. There’s an even a term for it; no longer ‘democracy’, but ‘liberal democracy’, perish the thought that voters might prefer a conservative democracy. And so in Germany you have the spectacle of the champions of this liberal democracy mulling a ban on the biggest opposition political party in the country. Is that democratic? #DavidStarkey #DemocracyDebate #LiberalDemocracy #GermanPolitics #PoliticalHistory #FreeSpeech #EuropeanPolitics

Where did the idea that the electorate can’t be trusted come from? It came from the experience of Germany under the Nazis. Those who rebuilt the country after the war concluded that because the Nazis had originally been installed in government in an election, so constraints needed to be placed on the ability of the people to actually affect the course of government, and institutional power would instead be invested in enlightened people like experts and lawyers. There’s an even a term for it; no longer ‘democracy’, but ‘liberal democracy’, perish the thought that voters might prefer a conservative democracy. And so in Germany you have the spectacle of the champions of this liberal democracy mulling a ban on the biggest opposition political party in the country. Is that democratic? #DavidStarkey #DemocracyDebate #LiberalDemocracy #GermanPolitics #PoliticalHistory #FreeSpeech #EuropeanPolitics

David Starkey

14,545 次观看 • 5 个月前

GQ's Katherine Stoeffel Spends Over THREE MINUTES Trying to Get Sydney Sweeney to Apologize for Her “Great Jeans” Ad GQ: “The president Truth Socialed about the jeans ad … And I wondered what that was like?” SWEENEY: “It was surreal.” GQ: “I would probably feel thankful that some very powerful people had my back in public. I wondered if you felt that way?” SWEENEY: “I didn't have that feeling.” GQ: “There's a chance that somebody will get some idea about what you think about certain issues and feel like, I don't want to see Christy because of that. Do you worry about that?” SWEENEY: “No.” GQ: “Is there something that you want to say about the ad itself?” SWEENEY: “The ad spoke for itself.” GQ: “The criticism of the content was basically that maybe specifically in this political climate, white people shouldn't joke about genetic superiority … I just wanted to give you an opportunity to talk about that specifically.” SWEENEY: “I think that when I have an issue that I want to speak about, people will hear.”

GQ's Katherine Stoeffel Spends Over THREE MINUTES Trying to Get Sydney Sweeney to Apologize for Her “Great Jeans” Ad GQ: “The president Truth Socialed about the jeans ad … And I wondered what that was like?” SWEENEY: “It was surreal.” GQ: “I would probably feel thankful that some very powerful people had my back in public. I wondered if you felt that way?” SWEENEY: “I didn't have that feeling.” GQ: “There's a chance that somebody will get some idea about what you think about certain issues and feel like, I don't want to see Christy because of that. Do you worry about that?” SWEENEY: “No.” GQ: “Is there something that you want to say about the ad itself?” SWEENEY: “The ad spoke for itself.” GQ: “The criticism of the content was basically that maybe specifically in this political climate, white people shouldn't joke about genetic superiority … I just wanted to give you an opportunity to talk about that specifically.” SWEENEY: “I think that when I have an issue that I want to speak about, people will hear.”

Chief Nerd

5,904,166 次观看 • 9 个月前

This was right after I was notified my YouTube channel would be permanently deleted. Made sure everyone knew that it was an honor. 12/1/2019 episode 683 The stream that clip was made from was made the same day China says it had its first recorded case. Looking back, Covid was so important to them they knew I could be on YouTube. I had a stand up clip up making fun of Ebola in 2016 saying “oj Simpson has killed 2x more people than Ebola.” That and my refusal to stop doing jokes about all claimed identities, I had to go. Which is oddly logical. I get it. No hard feelings. At the moment in this clip I had no idea that the adventure was just starting and the road would lead to places I couldn’t imagine.

This was right after I was notified my YouTube channel would be permanently deleted. Made sure everyone knew that it was an honor. 12/1/2019 episode 683 The stream that clip was made from was made the same day China says it had its first recorded case. Looking back, Covid was so important to them they knew I could be on YouTube. I had a stand up clip up making fun of Ebola in 2016 saying “oj Simpson has killed 2x more people than Ebola.” That and my refusal to stop doing jokes about all claimed identities, I had to go. Which is oddly logical. I get it. No hard feelings. At the moment in this clip I had no idea that the adventure was just starting and the road would lead to places I couldn’t imagine.

Owen Benjamin 🐻

29,649 次观看 • 2 个月前