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Olympus Discovers Will It Blend, Uses It to Sell Cameras [Olympus]

June 22nd, 2009 | Uncategorized

Have you guys heard of this “Will It Blend?” thing? Apparently it’s all the rage on the internet! That’s why the cutting-edge minds at Olympus jumped on this new fad to make a viral video of their own.
To be fair, it’s a clever appropriation of the Will It Blend meme, and it does deliver a whole lot of blending, but it just feels like they may have missed the boat on this being timely by a good year or so.
And yes, we’ll still ban you for making a “But will it blend?” comment, even on this post. You’ve been warned. [Gadget Lab]

Original post by Adam Frucci



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