Harvey Nichols Online Ad Goes Viral
The new online only Food Hall advert for Harvey Nichols is availiable to view on youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/HNbackstage
It is already getting a backlash from vegans/vegitarians/animal lovers, and has caused some heated exchanges in various forums, whether good or bad it is certianly becoming viral through controversy.
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comments
- The article is pointing out
1 hour 40 min ago - Funny thing about websites,
2 hours 40 min ago - That was really dumb
3 hours 36 min ago - Subtle, guys. t(-_-t)
4 hours 55 min ago - I take yours and raise you
5 hours 26 min ago - ... They should have a
6 hours 1 min ago - No idea mate, a bit of a
6 hours 47 min ago - Me neither. But you know.
6 hours 47 min ago - So spending a little dosh on
6 hours 50 min ago - I see what is happening. I
7 hours 5 min ago


That shit is brilliant and funny.
Thank you for saying it's 'gone' viral as opposed to being 'a viral'. That alone makes me happy.
I note that people who comment on this at the site are saying it's bad for animals, etc, yet they fail to do the same thing on other ads using animals (Andrex puppy, for example). Is it because of the fashion angle? Have they missed the point?
Yes on all counts.
Oh I know about virals, the aount of times I have to advise peopel on "making a viral", no sir that is impossible, you can only make web content and hope it becomes viral...ie...it gets passed around
I think some people take things far to seriously, do they really think that animals can be used in an advert without every measure to ensure their health and wellbeing is taken?
This film is humour with a big H.
But I can't help wondering if all those moralistic comments on YouTube are real or the product of a viral-generating factory somewhere?
I thought it was hilarious. :) Also, I'm with kgeiger - the worried animal lovers in the comments seem to have forgotten their sense of humour somewhere, that seems quite faked.
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