Sony smearing via song
We know full well that this subject just screams flame bait, but before you get on your high horses – hear us out first. (Imagining hordes of fanboys with pitch forks at QJ’s doors.) Below is a video from heavyarms117 of YouTube (notice that he has an anti-Flame Suit disclaimer indicating that he did not make the song).
The song is dubbed “How to Kill a Brand” from Doc Adams using The Fray’s How to Save a Life as a stencil. While an incredible mob of fanboys would find the song extremely biased (because it IS extremely biased), some people actually found it funny. Some truths would sting quite a bit, though we wouldn’t agree with the Phil Harrison quotes being mangled and taken out of context.
We’ll see how this works out in the long run – let’s keep our fingers crossed that the PS3 does live up to its projected glory. Criticism is something that is best taken positively.
We know full well that this subject just screams flame bait, but before you get on your high horses – hear us out first. (Imagining hordes of fanboys with pitch forks at QJ’s doors.) Below is a video from heavyarms117 of YouTube (notice that he has an anti-Flame Suit disclaimer indicating that he did not make the song).
The song is dubbed “How to Kill a Brand” from Doc Adams using The Fray’s How to Save a Life as a stencil. While an incredible mob of fanboys would find the song extremely biased (because it IS extremely biased), some people actually found it funny. Some truths would sting quite a bit, though we wouldn’t agree with the Phil Harrison quotes being mangled and taken out of context.
We’ll see how this works out in the long run – let’s keep our fingers crossed that the PS3 does live up to its projected glory. Criticism is something that is best taken positively.
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