Video - Bride has massive hair wig-out

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01/30/2007 04:54:13 PM · #1

This is a must see! :-D So I'm cruel, ya.

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=10VmJ-8XGA4

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01/30/2007 05:00:38 PM · #2

Originally posted by Strikeslip:

This is a must see! :-D So I'm cruel, ya.

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=10VmJ-8XGA4

I dunno it seems alot like that viral video stuff...
Did you see the one about the spoiled teen who freaks cause dad bought her the wrong colour car? It was an ad for Dominoes Pizza

Interesting little phenomenon

idnic

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01/30/2007 05:00:47 PM · #3

ROFLMAO That is sooooooooooo funny!

yanko

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01/30/2007 05:01:34 PM · #4

She's psycho.

Message edited by author 2007-01-30 17:01:41.

Spork99

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01/30/2007 05:05:54 PM · #5

It's a popular thing to do now, make a fake video like that of the bride like that, put it on YouTube and see how fast it spreads.

Message edited by author 2007-01-30 17:07:43.

Brielle

01/30/2007 05:06:43 PM · #6

*lmfao* The poor man who married that!!! Wow...I've seen some bridezillas...but she is like...Empress Bridezilla!

fotomann_forever

01/30/2007 05:07:21 PM · #7

Funny stuff, might want to throw a language warning on it though :-)

Someone get that girl a therapist.

Message edited by author 2007-01-30 17:09:02.

rinac

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01/30/2007 05:10:22 PM · #8

Originally posted by Spazmo99:

It's a popular thing to do now, make a fake video like that of the bride like that, put it on YouTube and see how fast it spreads.

Yeah, but it's very funny though :D Well worth a looksee... again...

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01/30/2007 05:11:17 PM · #9

OMG Guys..It is called Viral advertising..it is not real..
Did u notice the 2 cameras? One getting the girls reactions from outside the bathroom as well as the one inside??

This is the first one that tricked me..also a riot...also a fake..

Spoiled Teen

Brad

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01/30/2007 05:13:50 PM · #10

What's the big deal? I go through that almost every morning with my hair.
Well except for the curls & the dress. Oh yeah - and without the scissors, the spaz attack & the screaming.
Well maybe the dress.
:P

Sheesh - somebody find her friends a horse tranquilizer gun...

Jaded_Housewife

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01/30/2007 05:22:43 PM · #11

WoW! if it's real she's friggen nuts!

Message edited by author 2007-01-30 17:23:15.

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01/30/2007 05:24:24 PM · #12

Originally posted by Rae-Ann:

What are they advertising? Scissors?

fotomann_forever

01/30/2007 05:25:50 PM · #13

Originally posted by mk:

What are they advertising? Scissors?

Champagne... it seems to play an important role ;-)

01/30/2007 05:28:09 PM · #14

Originally posted by mk:

Originally posted by Rae-Ann:
OMG Guys..It is called Viral advertising..it is not real..
Did u notice the 2 cameras? One getting the girls reactions from outside the bathroom as well as the one inside??

This is the first one that tricked me..also a riot...also a fake..

Spoiled Teen

What are they advertising? Scissors?

It doesnt have to be related, the link I posted is a girl FREAKING becuz dad bought her a blue car instead of a Red car..if you follow all the video responses it ends up as a Dominoes Pizza ad

rinac

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01/30/2007 05:49:02 PM · #15

Found a reply vid. Hysterical stuff and I don't believe it could possibly be viral...

here :)

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01/30/2007 05:56:30 PM · #16

I couldn't resist...

check out #10 and rising with a bullet...

Viral Video Chart

edited to add...viral doesnt ALWAYS mean advertising for money, its just u know, viral :))

Message edited by author 2007-01-30 18:00:04.

yanko

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01/30/2007 06:26:27 PM · #17

Originally posted by Rae-Ann:

I couldn't resist...

check out #10 and rising with a bullet...

Viral Video Chart

edited to add...viral doesnt ALWAYS mean advertising for money, its just u know, viral :))

Like this post for example. :)

Strikeslip

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01/30/2007 07:08:29 PM · #18

Originally posted by fotomann_forever:

.... might want to throw a language warning on it though :-)....

Holy smokes man, you've turned into the Goody-two-shoes Police over the last couple of weeks, LOL! Good luck with your Site Council application. I'll be glad when the choosing is over so all the applicants can act normal again.

LN13

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01/30/2007 07:16:40 PM · #19

Yep...every bride carries a big pair of scissors with her on her wedding day.

Spork99

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01/30/2007 08:05:39 PM · #20

Originally posted by Strikeslip:

Originally posted by fotomann_forever:
.... might want to throw a language warning on it though :-)....

Holy smokes man, you've turned into the Goody-two-shoes Police over the last couple of weeks, LOL! Good luck with your Site Council application. I'll be glad when the choosing is over so all the applicants can act normal again.

Amen.

KarenNfld

02/01/2007 10:10:59 AM · #21

This story is in today's Toronto Star.

Homegrown Bridezilla a hoax

Video: Bridezilla's hairAspiring local actress finds instant fame as star of YouTube hair-hacking video

Feb 01, 2007 04:30 AM

Toronto's "Bridezilla" is blushing. But some 2.1 million YouTube viewers worldwide â�� and counting â�� can stop wondering about her wiggy hair and her messed-up wedding plans.

It was all a hoax, as many suspected. There was no wedding. But there was some chopped hair. Bridezilla's real name is Jodi Behan, age 22 and an aspiring actress. She and her pals sure raised a ruckus, especially after yesterday's Toronto Star story on the mystery video of a Canuck bridal meltdown playing on YouTube. The story helped drive up already sky-high views of the video by more than 300,000, making its 2.1 million views a genuine Canadian hit.

"I cannot believe all this," Behan wrote in an email to the Star yesterday, after numerous friends, family and associates blew her cover. "It's embarrassing and exciting and overwhelming." She declined to be interviewed, saying she has to wait to talk to family and friends first.

She was just a regular Torontonian, until she agreed to take part in a drama staged by Ryerson University grad Ingrid Haas, a local performance artist who wanted to make a splash on YouTube.com, the popular video-sharing website.
In the video, titled Bride Has Massive Hair Wig Out, Behan plays a discombobulated bride-to-be, also named Jodi, who becomes enraged after getting a bad haircut from a stylist one hour before her wedding. She grabs a pair of scissors and begins hacking at her own hair â�� the one true moment in the video â�� as her horrified bridesmaids look on. Bridesmaid Jessie is Jodi's real sister Jessie, age 24.

"They're characters, I'll give you that," said their mother, who would only identify herself as "Mrs. Behan."
"They're great girls. But I'm not going to say any more. This is their thing."

Haas hatched the plan and taped it all. A fourth Toronto woman, identified only as Esther, 24, was also involved, playing another bridesmaid. Haas declined to give details of the hoax when the Star contacted her by telephone last night. The sound of giggling in the background indicated Haas and her friends were enjoying all the attention they'd received yesterday, which included the airing of the clip on NBC's The Today Show.

"I would love to tell you all about it. I will have to hold off," Haas said, without elaborating. A friend named Laurent posted a message on Haas's Facebook page, congratulating her on a successful scam. "A little birdie told me it was `faux,'" he wrote. "Either way (Jodi) is a fantastic bit of freak-out genius. My whole office is a buzz (sic) with its viral appeal ..."

Laurent isn't alone in his appreciation of the power of Haas's hoax, which rivals the one pulled last year by U.S. actress Jessica Rose, a woman in her 20s who created a fictional teen she called "Lonely Girl" and conned millions of credulous YouTube viewers. Veteran Toronto film director Norman Jewison saw Behan's YouTube performance at the Star's request and he immediately suspected it was staged. But he was impressed by the acting nonetheless.

"Wouldn't you hire her as an actress? I sure would," Jewison said. "If she's not one, then maybe she should become one. It's hysterical."

Behan's best friend Emily Millen, who recently moved to California to pursue her own acting career, hadn't heard of the bridal hoax when contacted by the Star. "No way!" she wrote. "I love her. (Jodi) is sooo talented and amazing. I am acting in L.A. and she plans to come here eventually. Please write a story on her. She would love it."

Consider it done. Behan is getting all the publicity she could want, and then some.

Strikeslip

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02/01/2007 10:22:10 AM · #22

Hahaha! Good find Karen!

I was wondering if that was real hair or not.

Kudos to Torontonians like her.
:-D