GAGA "FAME" Perfume Ad Keeps to the Dark Side

RSA Films - Lady Gaga - Fame perfume commercial
"This five minutes short film (or advertisement (or commercial)) for Lady Gaga's new perfume FAME was done by Steven Klein of Ridley Scott's company RSA Films".

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What the HELL was THAT?! THAT for selling Perfume? The perfume thing is an after-thought. Who would wear something that black, that dark, that creepy?

Remember when the sun shone in a clear blue sky? When Everything was different? Remember a time when people smiled...people laughed...people loved...

Green Trees, fields of flowers, clear trickling streams, birds, bees, and a soothing breeze. Beauty could be found without looking too hard.

I remember...

If this Darkness that seems to permeate the offerings of a NWO culture are any indication of what is in store for humanity, NOW is the time to head for the exits.

BLACK & BLACK & BLACK is the THEME these daze. An inversion of white, a perversion of goodness. A new kind of Culture Shock is coming at you in dark waves on every wavelength.

Innovation: When advertising meets surveillance

07 July 2009 by Tom Simonite    www.newscientist.com

Privacy campaigners are celebrating the news that the UK's largest ISP has dumped plans to roll out a controversial system, created by a firm called Phorm, which would snoop on users' web use in order to serve up personalised advertising.

The Phorm episode is just the latest battle in the long-running war over online privacy. But the next skirmishes over privacy-invading technology will not be fought online, but on the streets.

With electronic billboards, processing power, cameras and other sensors becoming ever cheaper, it's become possible to manufacture products that allow web-like targeting in the real world.

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