Yesterdays episode included the OK/GO video of the treadmill (4 million views wtf), and even had Damian Kulash as a guest on the show
A few days ago he started a star wars kid like competition after someone mashed up his greenscreen lightsaber bit
Currently leading the pack is Steven vs the Rancor:
He included “crumbelievable” as the ad that should define modern culture (anyone that listens to the American Copywriter podcast know thats a fav)
Yesterdays episode provided some great commentary on the fragmentation of culture, and the rise of the niche. Steven asks the question why don’t we all like the same commercial, why don’t we all like the same book.
Hense “American Pop Culture: It’s Crumbelievable!”
UPDATE: Colbert on Kittenwar
UPDATE: Steven’s writers have even pinched material from Zefrank, although it has been pointed out the doughnut joke is pretty obvious.
Also Chris Anderson, author of the brilliant book the Long Tail, comments on this Colbert episode Colbert on pop culture: It’s Crumbelievable!”
And Ze tells Steven off in this episode
Also Paul at HeeHawMarketing has some additional commentry on the death of common experience
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I was in disbelief watching that last night. There is a definite wooing of the blogosphere going on over there, and I’d like to know who’s behind it.
It’s Crumbelievable!
LOL, you’re so right Paul, it is crumbelievable
Yeah, I was just IM’ing someone yesterday about colbert and he was saying they must have someone on staff who is plugged into the blogosphere. Ooooh, i even forgot he had kittenwar on the other day as well.
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