YouTube Offers Woman Fame After Public Airport Freak-Out
Katie Cordrey — February 16, 2009 — World
References: news.yahoo
Sometimes, life is difficult. We are dealt challenges that throw us for a loop. Most of us mumble or muddle silently through. Some resort to foul-mouthed objections directed at whoever is in charge. Then, there are those who really should have been given time-outs as children but were not.
When this happens, you can become a star on YouTube, like the Cantonese woman in the video above who missed her flight to San Francisco.
My sympathy is with the poor fellows trying to help. What would you do?
When this happens, you can become a star on YouTube, like the Cantonese woman in the video above who missed her flight to San Francisco.
My sympathy is with the poor fellows trying to help. What would you do?
Trend Themes
1. Viral Public Meltdowns - Capitalizing on people's public freak-outs and turning them into viral content can generate significant attention and revenue.
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3. Emotion-fueled Marketing - Marketing campaigns that tap into people's emotions, especially negative or reactive ones, can be highly effective in creating buzz and engagement.
Industry Implications
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3. Crisis Communications - Crisis communications firms can use viral public meltdowns as case studies to help companies prepare for and manage similar situations in their own workplaces.
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