http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zrFTAqo_is&feature=player_embeddedJust when we thought we’d seen the last of the ever-popular The Social Network parodies, someone went and skewered Google+ through that cinematic lens.
Early adopters, rabid invite seekers, Facebook deserters and the overwhelmingly male population of Google’s social network — this parody takes them all on.
Perhaps the frame of reference for the satire is a little stale (and the production quality isn’t all that swank), but anyone who has been following the rollout of Google+ should be able to squeeze a chuckle or two out of the above. Unless you don’t currently have an invite. In which case, sorry to rub it in.
Have a look at more parodies below (contains a bit of NSFW language):
1. The Google Minus ProjectThis is genius. No Spoliers, but if you watch one parody video on Google+, we urge you to make it this one.
The Google Minus Project2. Dmitri Finds Out About Google Plus Dmitri's journey of discovery continues as he's informed of the launch of the new tool and what it means for online privacy. His joy is, of course, evident.
Dmitri finds out about Google PlusUnlike Facebook, Google+ allows you to group the people you are "friends" with into particular "circles" to differentiate them. For instance, you can create a circle for your co-workers, college friends or even the numerous girlfriends you may have.
3. Google- Anti-Social Network PreviewDid you think you were all cutting-edge with your Google+ invite? Well, Google Minus is the new Plus.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnAeRrf3MJg&feature=player_embedded#at=1084. The Google+ Project: A Quick Look-See In addition to its hilarious voiceover, this includes new footage separate from the original promo video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6-IANoWv24&feature=player_embedded#at=155. Hitler Learns of Google Plus It just had to be done (and it has been several times, but this version is our favorite) if only for the line spoken before the majority of the group leaves the room.
Hitler Learns of Google PlusHitler is told of Google Plus' success and the impact it will have on Facebook and the war effort more broadly.
