Love and Deepspace’s Bad-Boy Cocktail Calls for a Deadly Psychoactive Ingredient
A dating sim's bad boy cocktail garnishes include a psychoactive plant that can kill you — and the developer took 36 hours to warn against recreating them.
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Tag: viral marketing
AI Is Supercharging Political Ad Wars. But Viral Doesn’t Mean Victorious
AI is supercharging political ad wars, but viral ads don't always win elections. Here's why campaigns need to treat AI as a tool, not a magic wand.
Love And Deepspace Issues Warning After Players Circulate Toxic Hallucinogenic Formulas
Love and Deepspace warns players not to drink poison after sharing hallucinogenic cocktail recipes based on in-game slimes.
The Now Agency Builds A Social Distribution Network So Brands Can Take Control Of Their Content
A social distribution network turns branded content into clips for 50,000 publishers, giving brands new paths to reach audiences.
Server Says You Should Never Introduce Yourself First at a Table — Start With Their Orders Instead
A server's trick for greeting tables: ask a question before saying your name, so guests remember you better.
KFC sends gifts after baby born in parking lot is dubbed ‘Colonel Cody’
KFC sends gifts to baby born in parking lot, dubbed Colonel Cody by his parents.
Resident Evil 3’s New Promotional Poster Recasts Jill Valentine as the Monster Under the Bed
A theater assistant manager recreates Resident Evil's stiff, clunky movement for a popcorn promo, and it's genuinely great.
Online Players Stockpile Bananas After Fortune’s Weave Update, Leaving Walmart Shelves Empty
A social media trick sent fans scrambling for bananas at Walmart to claim a broken discount code for Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave.
Chewy Customer Service Stories Keep Piling Up as the Reason Behind Lifelong Loyalty
A Reddit thread reveals the brands users swear by for life, from Chewy's grief response to Le Creuset's durability.
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Found-Footage Horror Became a Real Phenomenon When Three Students Vanished Into the Woods
How three unknown actors, a 35-page script and eight days of shooting made The Blair Witch Project a found-footage and marketing landmark.