Mashup of Random Images of Jesus and the Virgin Mary
Going Like Sixty — March 11, 2009 — Pop Culture
References: urlesque
Because of a video meme making the rounds, we may be witness to a bonafide miracle. Newsers may no longer clutter the airwaves with reports of Jesus on toast, or a dogs butt, or a rock slide. The Virgin Mary on the bottom of a turtle may not be newsworthy.
This hilarious clip of various sightings of religious figures goes on for six minutes!
Implications - For many youth consumers, the current zeitgeist is defined by its collapsed boundaries between high and low cultures. The attraction to religious imagery is a comical subversion. Companies should consider how they can play with traditional dichotomies for a humorous effect that attracts youth consumers.
This hilarious clip of various sightings of religious figures goes on for six minutes!
Implications - For many youth consumers, the current zeitgeist is defined by its collapsed boundaries between high and low cultures. The attraction to religious imagery is a comical subversion. Companies should consider how they can play with traditional dichotomies for a humorous effect that attracts youth consumers.
Trend Themes
1. Collapsed Boundaries Between High and Low Cultures - Exploring the subversion of traditional dichotomies for humorous effect that appeals to youth consumers.
2. Comical Subversion of Religious Imagery - Harnessing the appeal of religious iconography in a comedic context to engage with younger audiences.
3. Youth Attraction to Mashup Culture - Capitalizing on the popularity of mashup culture to create engaging and humorous content featuring religious figures.
Industry Implications
1. Entertainment Industry - Opportunity for content creators to produce humorous videos and media that blend high and low cultures, targeting younger audiences.
2. Consumer Marketing and Advertising - Incorporating comical subversions of religious imagery into marketing campaigns to capture the attention of youth consumers.
3. Art and Design - Exploring the use of religious iconography in mashup art and design to appeal to young art enthusiasts and collectors.
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