Re: C&TS advertising for younger demographic (linked video)
| January 20, 2013 08:21PM |
C. Llamas Wrote:
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> Trust me I have tried to do the Gangnam style
> dance but I just can't get it!!!
>
> No problem though, would be more than willing to
> shake my stuff for a C&T commercial. I do believe
> we need to hit the young generation with ideas and
> advertisements to get them to ride the railroad
> though.
>
> Carlos
Well maybe you just need a little more practice
Check out this NASA version as I bet you guys and gals of the C&TS could pull it off 
Just think about all the scenes you roll through, Steven's food in Osier, tunnels, shop work etc.... 4 million plus views on YouTube for the NASA version...
NASA Gangnam style spoof
Rod
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> Trust me I have tried to do the Gangnam style
> dance but I just can't get it!!!
>
> No problem though, would be more than willing to
> shake my stuff for a C&T commercial. I do believe
> we need to hit the young generation with ideas and
> advertisements to get them to ride the railroad
> though.
>
> Carlos
Well maybe you just need a little more practice
Check out this NASA version as I bet you guys and gals of the C&TS could pull it off Just think about all the scenes you roll through, Steven's food in Osier, tunnels, shop work etc.... 4 million plus views on YouTube for the NASA version...NASA Gangnam style spoof
Rod
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rod | January 19, 2013 11:35PM |
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C. Llamas | January 20, 2013 12:42PM |
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rod | January 20, 2013 08:21PM |
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C. Llamas | January 20, 2013 10:32PM |
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rod | January 20, 2013 10:49PM |
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weston1879 | January 20, 2013 11:16PM |
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