It’s bad enough there are millions of blogs full of people talking about themselves.
On Saturday, YouTube took self-importance to a whole new level with Life In A Day, a “historic global experiment” to allow people to take out their cams and shoot their life for a whole day.
Please, contain your excitement.
Anyhoo, the winner gets their footage turned into a documentary film, directed by Kevin Macdonald and executive produced by the mighty powerful Ridley Scott.
Wouldn’t you pay $14 to see a film about a complete stranger’s life in a day?
You know what happened on Saturday, right?
Millions of morons people scrambled to shoot their “exciting day” of waking up, making breakfast, going to the mall and movies, and then out to dinner.
If you did that, don’t worry, you still lost.
The winner of course will be the mom with 8 kids who gets them all to soccer and ballet before 9am, then sails alone halfway across the globe to clean up BP’s mess.
Mr. Environment, of course, was too busy shooting his next documentary, “An Inconvenient Tryst.”
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Willblogforlols is written for entertainment purposes only. Looking forward to entering YouTube’s next contest, “Sleep In An Evening.”
Andrew Wisot is a freelance writer for The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and an US Weekly Fashion Cop who’s “between jobs.” Andrew will blog for LOLs until he’s employed again or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first.
Email: andrew@willblogforlols.com