Advertising for Peanuts uncovered
this, well, whatever you want to call
it from T-Mobile. Apparently they had a bunch of people dressed in white sit in assigned seats to form the T-Mobile
"T" during a soccer match. I'll bet that was really cool for anyone sitting on the other side of the stadium,
but anyone sitting close to these guys probably just wondered who all the weirdos were wearing white. of course,
if this were done for a TV spot, none of that would matter, so nevermind. At any rate, it's an eye-catching
idea, and a better one than just creating some kind of huge sign that's been done a million times before.People dress in white for T-Mobile
Advertising for Peanuts uncovered
this, well, whatever you want to call
it from T-Mobile. Apparently they had a bunch of people dressed in white sit in assigned seats to form the T-Mobile
"T" during a soccer match. I'll bet that was really cool for anyone sitting on the other side of the stadium,
but anyone sitting close to these guys probably just wondered who all the weirdos were wearing white. of course,
if this were done for a TV spot, none of that would matter, so nevermind. At any rate, it's an eye-catching
idea, and a better one than just creating some kind of huge sign that's been done a million times before.Add your comments
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