Does sound like somethings's happening behind the scene in hoaxland.<br /><br /><br />TS’s last post was LaToya thanking fans for their support. Now this?<br /><br />
<br />Does sound like somethings's happening behind the scene in hoaxland.<br /><br /><br />TS’s last post was LaToya thanking fans for their support. Now this?<br /><br />And MJ's official page sent out an email saying "Thank you to the fans!"<br /><br />
and dodo made 2-3 references to Netherlands in his tweets ...I just made a quick review<br /><br />"And MJ's official page sent out an email saying "Thank you to the fans!" - really? I didn't get it. Yet.<br /><br />edit: yes I got it, I forgot I had to make another e-amil account to register there, I was deleted so many times for being a believer LOL. Here it is the message:<br /><br />"Thank You To The Fans! <br />Thank you for all your help and support over the past weeks. Michael said many times how important his fans were to him. Thank you for keeping his music alive and for helping us celebrate IMMORTAL's first week of release."
<br /><br />It's because Dodo's part is over. This is my opinion but what I realized is, people who have some parts in the hoax, say whatever they need to say and then they get lost or stop talking. Like Teddy Riley, like Nelson De La Nuez. They gave enough clues and their parts are over. That's the reason why we don't hear from Teddy or Nelson no more. I do believe that Michael asked them to give out these clues and of course Dodo was there as a big clue for the hoax but now we're getting closer to the end and that is the reason why these clue spreaders are ending their parts. This is how I interpret these all.
Hmmm - this seems fairly obvious that it wasn't just another page for 5-Alive. I do wonder though if they received more legal threats from Coke or the Estate??? Just thinking out loud. Maybe they stopped for a while hoping to start up again but was met with a lawsuit.<br /><br />However, I do like the idea that it served it's purpose, much like a chapter in a movie or book and now it's ended.<br /><br />Thanks for sharing.
well, like some of you say, this hoax is coming to an end, and Dodo did his or her part, now it is time to say goodbye, and Hello to Michael.. No need to be sad, you need to be happy estatic, Michael is coming soon.. blessings.
The marketing campaign seems to have had its final curtain.<br />It lasted longer than usual - from April 2010.<br /><br />This is what VCCP (agency) has to say about the concept and results of the campaign.<br />
5 Alive was an ailing brand seemingly destined to a slow<br /> death by de-listing. Our brief was to bring 5 Alive back to<br /> commercial health. A modest budget meant we needed to<br /> exploit the brand’s greatest equity, the brand name itself, 5<br /> Alive. We also had to develop an idea that could live beyond<br /> the limited ATL burst we could afford.<br /> <br /> Our idea started with the most famous extinct creature of<br /> them all, the Mauritian Dodo. To symbolise the resurrection of 5 Alive, we would bring the dodo back to life with the help of a crate of 5 Alive. Our dodo sings and body pops along to Don Fardon’s cult funk anthem “I’m Alive”.<br /> <br /> To magnify our limited media spend we released an Ashley<br /> Beedle re-mix of Don Fardon’s “I’m Alive” complete with<br /> music video and vinyl release. It created the talkabilty that<br /> was essential for the campaign to succeed. The music video was viewed over a quarter of a million times in the first week and the single shot in to the top 20 of the dance charts. Most importantly, year on year sales of 5 Alive are up 24%.
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