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[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Nun_(2018_film) ''The Nun''] is a horror movie that came out in September 2018. | =='''Advert'''== | ||
{{Infobox|title = The Nun - YouTube Ads|image = The Nun YouTube Ad.jpg|imagecaption = It appears... and everything goes horribly wrong.|date = August 14, 2018|type = Video|length = |country = {{United States}}|maker = Warner Bros. Pictures}}[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Nun_(2018_film) ''The Nun''] is a horror movie that came out in September 2018. | |||
In August 2018, The Movie started its advertising campaign on [[YouTube]]. However, instead of using the movie's trailer, users were instead tricked by a 5 second unskippable ad by ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Nun_(2018_film) The Nun]''. | |||
=== The ads would lure the user into a false sense of security, by doing one of the following: === | |||
*A few seconds of a volume icon going up and down (much like MacOS/iOS) for a few seconds, to trick the user into thinking it's an advert by Apple, before The Nun pops up with an incredibly loud scream. | *A few seconds of a volume icon going up and down (much like MacOS/iOS) for a few seconds, to trick the user into thinking it's an advert by Apple, before The Nun pops up with an incredibly loud scream. | ||
*A fake buffering logo, to trick the user into thinking the ad is struggling to load, then The Nun pops up with a loud scream. | *A fake buffering logo, to trick the user into thinking the ad is struggling to load, then The Nun, featuring Valak pops up with a loud scream. | ||
*Nothing about 5 seconds, then | *Nothing about 5 seconds, then The Nun pops up along with a loud scream. | ||
*A spinning ball, much like the "''Beach ball of death''" found on Apple Macs. | *A spinning ball, much like the "''Beach ball of death''" found on Apple Macs. | ||
*Fades into a hall, then slowly moves down the room, a bell tolls, then The Nun pops up. | *Fades into a hall, then slowly moves down the room, a bell tolls, then The Nun pops up. | ||
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==Links== | ==Links== | ||
<u>NOTE</u>: The following links contains [[ | <u>NOTE</u>: The following links contains [[Screamer|screamers]]! | ||
* ''' | * '''The video is 4 seconds long, so be warned'''! youtube.com/watch?v=N436v51QBkk | ||
* '''https://twitter.com/TeamYouTube/status/1029185298524123137 ''' | * '''Official YouTube's statement regarding the ad''': https://twitter.com/TeamYouTube/status/1029185298524123137''' '''• | ||
[[Category:2018]] | [[Category:2018]] | ||
[[Category:Videos]] | [[Category:Videos]] | ||
[[Category:Commercials]] | [[Category:Commercials]] | ||
[[Category:Valak]] | [[Category:Valak]] | ||
Revision as of 23:23, 21 May 2019
Advert
The Nun is a horror movie that came out in September 2018.
In August 2018, The Movie started its advertising campaign on YouTube. However, instead of using the movie's trailer, users were instead tricked by a 5 second unskippable ad by The Nun.
The ads would lure the user into a false sense of security, by doing one of the following:
- A few seconds of a volume icon going up and down (much like MacOS/iOS) for a few seconds, to trick the user into thinking it's an advert by Apple, before The Nun pops up with an incredibly loud scream.
- A fake buffering logo, to trick the user into thinking the ad is struggling to load, then The Nun, featuring Valak pops up with a loud scream.
- Nothing about 5 seconds, then The Nun pops up along with a loud scream.
- A spinning ball, much like the "Beach ball of death" found on Apple Macs.
- Fades into a hall, then slowly moves down the room, a bell tolls, then The Nun pops up.
On August 15th, 2018, after many users' complaints, YouTube pulled the ads from their site for containing "shocking content".
Other users claim a very similar ad is on Instagram & Snapchat, but rather than being one of the aforementioned ads, it's a flashing warning sign.
Links
NOTE: The following links contains screamers!
- The video is 4 seconds long, so be warned! youtube.com/watch?v=N436v51QBkk
- Official YouTube's statement regarding the ad: https://twitter.com/TeamYouTube/status/1029185298524123137 •
