Friends. sushi, music and a chance to get a little crazy. Not a bad combination, and MTV Brazil brings them together in a promotion that is so simple, it leaves you wondering "Why didn't I think of that?" as you grab a few pencils on your desk and start rockin'. Watch the video:
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MTV, Sushi And Some Musical Chopsticks [VIDEO]
Bruce Houghton on 06/28/2011 in Video | Permalink
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It first I thought it was an augmented reality app thing where you could point a mobile phones camera at it and hear drum sounds as you play. That would be cool. Maybe that wanted to do that but stopped short because this was cheaper.
Posted by: Nick | 06/29/2011 at 02:19 PM