By As part of Google’s campaign for the Nexus One they asked 4 (and counting) YouTube partners to make videos that in some way incorporated the Nexus One. One of them – by Arin Crowley – was a pretty darn cool movie trailer-esque video where he tries to make sense of his crumbling life and put the new year in perspective:
I really enjoyed it. My second favorite was an auto-tuned acapella beat with the maker dancing in his office chair, pulling the Nexus One out at the end. Cool I guess but nothing TOO special:
Up next we have “Man Bait” which takes the comedy approach. Instead of guys going fishing for fish it features sharks going manning for men using the Nexus One as bait. Good idea but not as hilarious as I would have hoped:
And lastly we have some guy with 200k subscribers who gives a really quick overview of the phone’s specs and shows off 2 or 3 video related apps. TOTAL weak sauce. I could have done better than this (and I will, hit me up Google)! Not to mention this utilized absolutely ZERO creativity and I’m guessing Google’s idea was for partners to create something with a viral nature.
Pssshhh that has nothing on the Android Rap Song.
Keep an eye on the Nexus One YouTube Channel for more partner videos as they are released.
Did you mean to link and embed the rap?
The Android rap song: pure awesomeness.. hehe
the first video was kewl too, in a emo kind of way…
The first video was actually really good, could be just a bit shorter. And the rapping music guy was not to cool.
My bad the Android rap was cool, the second video not so cool
first one cool , well made
the sharks one had a good idea , but not that funny [as u said]
and the rest sucks :P
totally like that subtle mention about the G1 originally being called the HTC Dream in the android rap. very witty and awesome
The shark video is my favorite
Actually, the Sharks goin’ “manning” made me ‘LOL :)’. The rap was crap, the first deserves an Oscar, and th esecond deserves a recording contract.
the rap was not crap..it was clever and well devised
Awesome phone but why with T-Mobile? Slowest internet capabilities which will not show the phones full potential.