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The Olympic National Park
Washington DC, 2014
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Washington DC, 2014
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playable Mayonnaise jar, viral video 

In reference to SpongeBob Squarepants, “Band Geeks” season 2 episode 15, I created a chromatically playable jar of mayonnaise that I filmed, posted across social media, and promoted to content creators. The video was, truthfully, rather simple and created without great effort put into quality. Yet, as a result of my intensive marketing and promoting, the video was picked up by hundreds of accounts across social media platforms, including Daquan, receiving a collective viewership surpassing one million. Due to the global popularity it received, the video became licensed by the BViral marketing team.

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