Why Are Hosts Scoring an Invisible Man's Footprints in Snow?
From the BBN segment “Invisible-man snow video climbs past thirteen million views”, cut down to under a minute.
The full story and the real reporting behind it (YouTube (Zack D. Films)) →
From the BBN segment “Invisible-man snow video climbs past thirteen million views”, cut down to under a minute.
The full story and the real reporting behind it (YouTube (Zack D. Films)) →
What BBN said on air. The facts are in the original report: YouTube (Zack D. Films).
Kenji MoonfieldThe Zack D.
Kenji MoonfieldFilms video on filming an invisible man in snow is now at almost fourteen million views, up from twelve million this morning, and it's still number three on YouTube's U.S. trending chart.
Hank LedgerThat's the one about the snow. Have you actually watched it?
Kenji MoonfieldWe only have the title and the description, so I'm analyzing the footprints I imagine are there. Frame one, the snow is undisturbed. That's elite.
Hank LedgerSo you're breaking down a man who isn't there.
Kenji MoonfieldThe turning point is when he steps and the snow doesn't. Nobody leaves a trail like that.
Hank LedgerStill ahead, a wristband that listens and takes notes. Who's that for? Final score?
Kenji MoonfieldTen out of ten for the footprints. The man gets zero, because we can't see him.