Community
& International Relations Director Pam Hu has a voice
like a man trying to sound like a woman
That
old guy looooooves to dance
Customer
Service Director Tham Wai Kin does not
What
did you think a rap video created by government bureaucrats
would look like?
Communications
Director Cassandra "Cannes here we come" Tay is
a smoking hottie, albeit one who hogs the wind machine
She should
also be fired faster than a human cannonball for creating
this atrocity*
If
I seem bloodthirsty, it's only because my heart goes out to
the the writer forced to create this. You see... I, too, have
a corporate rap in my closet.
Fuck you.
Don't look at me like that. I was young. I needed the money.
Years ago,
one of our clients thought it would be a great idea to spice
up the annual meeting by having senior management rap the overview,
because the only thing better than old, white executives rapping
is old, white executives rapping about a 36% increase over projected
third quarter targets. I was also asked to reference their continuing
commitment to health and safety initiatives. What the fuck rhymes
with that?**
This was
shortly before I left that agency, coincidentally.
At least
I have the decency to be ashamed of my bastard spawn. This guy
clearly drank the Kool-Aid:
I've saved
the best for last. There's no video, but you owe it to yourself
to hear Asera
everywhere.
Asera
everywhere.
Take flight!
We won't be chillin' 'til we're there.
That's right!
Our crew is hot, def, dope and fly.
Yo! Yo!
We rule, so hear our battle cry!
Let's go! Go! Go!
-Graham
*Though
I'd be shocked if the Deputy CEO (he of the mad bling) didn't
drop a few broad hints.
What would an advertising
site be without the fine print? Here goes: Any reference to actual brands
on this site is for satirical purposes only and is in no way endorsed by their
parent companies
or the agencies that represent them. Neither is any harm intended towards
the aforementioned brands, companies and agencies. Quite the contrary
we may well come begging for a job one day.
And really, wouldn't you rather sue Adbusters?