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The Making Of: The Dog Strikes Back
Take a behind the scenes look at the making of The Dog Strikes Back, Volkswagen's 2012 Big Game commercial.
If you haven't heard this song yet, might as well get it over with now -- you'll be hearing it every hour for the rest of the summer, year, or maybe forever. It's called "F**K YOU" or "FU" & it's by CeeLo Green, one of the guys behind Gnarls Barkley of "Crazy" fame. Insanely catchy. (And might not be safe for work.) Ex-RealNetworks CEO Rob Glaser, tweeted, "This will be the anthem of 2010. You heard it here first."
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BigGeekDaddy:  If anyone is looking for a complimentary video to deliver a one two punch to their ex I recommend Pray For You.
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Booty:  There is soooo much better kinetic typography music vids out there!! A personal fave is Citizen cope, let the drummer kick
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The created use of type is amazing! 2 years ago
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Booty:  *creative 2 years ago
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AnthonyW:  definitely catchy and I love the typography! 2 years ago
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MattyMo:  Now that's the right song to send to the girl that broke your heart 2 years ago
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JanetB:  Sooo happy you all like this as much as I. It's a riot! 2 years ago
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