Crazy leaders can be quite calm! At least we can make them become so! That’s the message Amnesty International i sending with the following video! Created by SCHOLZ & FRIENDS.

This file photo dated 1968 shows former US President George Bush, then a US Congressman from Houston, as he pins bars on his son George W. Bush, representing his entry as 2nd Lieutenant into the Texas Air National Guard. US President George W. Bush on 10 February 2004, sought to quiet an election-year controversy by releasing pay and service records that aides said proved he met his military duties at the height of the Vietnam War. “These records verify that he met the requirements necessary to fulfill his duties,” Bush spokesman Scott McClellan told reporters at a televised briefing, repeatedly waving the documents for emphasis.     AFP PHOTO

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U.S. presidential candidate from the Democratic Party Barack Obama this November once again became the main hero of the Vibe Magazine, appearing on the cover of the publication for the third time in the past year. Vibe Magazine focuses on African-American urban youth and is predominantly devoted to such topics as R & B and hip-hop music, actors and other famous people.

Inside, you can see more photos made by Terry Richardson for the magazine, as well as covers with Barack Obama from other U.S. publications such as Rolling Stone, GQ and Time Magazine.

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Eight years ago, in 2000 «Wassup?» video advertising Budweiser beer, won the Grand Prix at the Cannes advertising festival. In those days, there were no large-scale video-hostings in the Internet, but the audience of the Wassup? clip could be compared with today’s most popular videos on YouTube. Видео передавалось по электронной почте и файлообменным сетям, и по сей день является самым успешным примером вирусного маркетинга. Video was transmitted via e-mail and file-sharing networks, and is still the most successful example of on-line marketing. Later, Wassup? also spawned a whole wave of parodies.

And now, after 8 years of the Republicans in the White House, the video characters are back and ask the eternal question: «Wassup?» In response, another character says: «Change. That’s wassup.» We’ll remind that the main slogan of the U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama campaign is the phrase «Change We Can Believe In».

In this video creators of the remake from the Obama’s electoral headquarters criticize all the current problematic issues – from Iraq to health problems and of course the financial crisis.

Inside, you can see the original videos «Budweiser. True.»  from 2000. It was created by DDB Chicago for Bud Lights.

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