A 20-second video posted on the Government of New Brunswick's Instagram account is going viral.But a video post on the gnbca Instagram account is getting a lot of attention for that very reason.
The video, depicting a series of eye-boggling "battles" between Omicron and the booster shot and set to Vanilla Ice's Ninja Rap, has voguing dancers as the booster facing off against a variety of hapless characters as the variant. The video, an edited version of a TikTok video by Best of Vogue, features added captions and a one-sentence message: "Get your COVID-19 booster. Book now at www.gnb.ca/bookavaccine."
It's a striking departure from the account's usual feed, which typically features charts explaining winter-plan restriction levels, posters illustrating mask guidance, reminders to obey speed limits and occasional photographs of New Brunswick landscapes."Since people aged 18 years and older are now eligible for COVID-19 booster shots, we wanted to think outside the box to reach people within such a broad age range.
"This reel has single handedly convinced me to move to New Brunswick. Give the creator of this a raaaaaaaise!!!!!!
Thats not viral. Its more people than watch the national in a week, but far from viral.
The CBC was once a broadcaster for all Canadians. Unbiased. The most trustable. What happened? I was a proud CBC supporter but then things changed. Now it’s always special interests.. and yes they deserve coverage too… but somewhere the CBC forgot about other Canadians. So sad.
remember this one same concept 1992?
The queen of ballroom leiomy and voguing!!! Awesome ad N.B.
using view bots on twitch just like G4T.V needs to after the hosts meltdown how pathetic
Sick propaganda.
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