Fans of a Japanese all-girl idol group find out that the new, seventh member that they saw in a commercial.. isn’t real. Not only that, but she’s made up of all the best features of the other six girls. Computer-generated role models? Interesting article + videos. Click the photo for the original article + YouTube videos.
Tipp-Ex ad. Pretty entertaining.
Enjoy!
You dream of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce being a real agency you could further dream of getting hired at. You extend your daydream to actually making it, to getting your name neatly printed onto their polished business cards and office doors. Waltzing into the office after coffee, and ready for your bourbon brunch. Spending the afternoon drawing, playing with words, napping, and flirting. Conversing in witticisms and clever little gems. Grabbing your hat for a martini lunch.
Well. Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce won’t jump off your TV set (or your laptop screen), but you can take your little Mad Men fantasy a step closer to Real Life. Buy yourself some big boys and girls’ Barbies. Maybe you can bring them into your own cubicle and hold little conversations with yourself. They’re only $75 a pop. Yes. These Mad Men Barbies from Mattel are $75, each.
