Barknado is a Cute Parody that Encourages People to Adopt Dogs
Meghan Young — July 31, 2014 — Lifestyle
References: aspca.org & refinery29
'Sharknado 2: The Second One' hit the silver screen last night to the delight of questionable fans with access to the SyFy channel, but there is a shark movie spoof that shadowed its debut. Barknado is an adorable take on the made-for-TV movie starring Ian Ziering, Tara Reid and Vivica A. Fox.
Although it looks like a simple shark movie spoof at first, Barknado sends a stronger message in the end, unlike its inspiration. The only way to stop the inevitable fury of unwanted dogs is to adopt them. Created by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA, the shark movie spoof is one that people can get behind. That is, unless people really do enjoy sharks attacking big cities from a tornado.
Although it looks like a simple shark movie spoof at first, Barknado sends a stronger message in the end, unlike its inspiration. The only way to stop the inevitable fury of unwanted dogs is to adopt them. Created by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA, the shark movie spoof is one that people can get behind. That is, unless people really do enjoy sharks attacking big cities from a tornado.
Trend Themes
1. Shark Movie Spoofs - The rise in popularity of shark movie spoofs presents an opportunity for innovative storytelling and creative marketing campaigns.
2. Animal Adoption Campaigns - The message behind Barknado inspires disruptive innovation in animal rescue organizations by using humor and entertainment to promote adoption.
3. Impactful Parodies - Parodies like Barknado demonstrate the potential for leveraging comedic elements to deliver powerful messages and engage audiences.
Industry Implications
1. Film and Entertainment - The success of shark movie spoofs opens doors for disruptive innovation in the film and entertainment industry, encouraging new approaches to storytelling and marketing.
2. Animal Welfare - The success of Barknado highlights opportunities for disruptive innovation in the animal welfare industry, signaling the potential for engaging and entertaining campaigns that promote adoption.
3. Nonprofit Organizations - Nonprofit organizations can draw inspiration from the Barknado campaign and explore disruptive innovation in their communication strategies, using humor and parodies to convey important messages and drive impact.
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