What’s Your Favorite “I’m A Mac” TV Ad Parody?

Apple’s latest TV commercials, “I’m a Mac, I’m a PC” must be successful. They’re everywhere on the tube these days. YouTube.

They’re on television, too. What’s your favorite Mac parody ad? YouTube’s the place to go.

Just as the iPod has changed how millions of us listen to music, YouTube is changing how we view videos.

We’re not longer glued to America’s Funniest Home Videos. They’re not as funny as YouTube.

Google, the about-to-be new owner of YouTube is the name of the world’s largest search engine, and a verb.

Is YouTube about to take on verb status? YouTube the latest Mac videos.

There. That didn’t sound so bad, did it?

If you can FedEx something via UPS, and Google something on Yahoo, what’s next?

YouTube is rich with video; some professional, most decidedly not, but not without charm, wit, and a point or two.

If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then then many parodies of Apple’s successful “I’m a Mac, I’m a PC” TV campaign is a success.

In true Apple form, the TV commercials are simple to understand, elegantly produced, get to the point in a subtle, refined way, yet don’t detract from the message.

Oh, there’s always a touch of humor and a fragrance of irony from time to time. That’s perfect parody material.

Mac360’s new YouTube Watch dug up another great TV ad parody.

Just like Apple’s TV campaign, this set of parody ads is, well, a set. Go with the flow.

When you find a Mac or Apple or Microsoft or computer related video on YouTube, let us know. Click Here for the YouTube link.

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