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A comparison between Martin Luther King, Louis Vuitton, and Kanye West is what Kanye is racking up here. Due to his new venture with the Parisian fashion label creates discussion material.

After Futurama, The Simpsons take on Apple, parodying their stores, including the genius bar, various Apple products, and references to the famous ‘1984′ tv ad.

[via YouTube]

People reported, that they spotted Seek The Six written in the sky over downtown San Diego. Others receive mysterious emails saying ‘If someone was watching us, what would they see? Seek the Six. 70.87.154.219′… So what exactly is Seek The Six?

If you google the three little words a website comes up:

Find out more about the Seek The Six mystery »

“How does it work? Well, Fast-acting Be KANYE tablets were created by Dr. Tulosba in 2005 after a freak lab accident involving sodium chlorate and orange soda. But his tragedy is our treasure as – after a long patent process and brief stolen identity suit – Be KANYE tablets are now available over the counter.

The tablets, containing a unique blend of Kanye’s microscopic biogenetic materials, interact with your body’s own chemistry by turning you into music star Kanye West. The effect is, unfortunately, reversible but lasts for hours and can be replicated as often as you like. However, Dr. Tulosba recommends taking no more than 12 tablets daily. It is also important to note that Be KANYE tablets are not tested on animals. That would be weird.”

This, of course, is a hilarious viral ad by the Absolut® brand. There is a countdown running down on the BeKANYE site, so stay tuned and sign the newsletter. Who knows what’s more to come!

[via BeKANYE]

A hilarious viral marketing film by BMW:

“Last November, I traveled to Oberpfaffelbachen, Bavaria to film a documentary about a small village and their Rampenfest. What is Rampenfest? Well, it’s just like Octoberfest except there is a giant ramp involved. As to why it was built, that’s why I went over there and if you want to know… watch my film.”

[via Jeff Schultz's Weblog]