“Stack the Memory to the Sky” – Apple music tribute
What do you get when you cross “Office Space” with “The Office” and then pretend Macs are widely used in the corporate world? You get an awesome piece of pro Seagate/Apple propaganda in the form of a music video by The Sniper Twins, featuring way more production value than you would think anyone would put into something like this. The whole thing was allegedly shot at Tekserve’s HQ “On company time”. Nice job guys!
Thanks to faithful Macenstein reader Seth for the vid! [TUAW]
Very nicely put together, and a very catchy throwdown.
my last name is in the captcha. I’m not sure how I feel about that… At first it was cool. But now it’s got me thinking. Coincidence or something deeper? This is going to torment the conspiracy theorist in me.
Video was well executed, wasn’t feeling the song though.
I was more impressed with the rows and rows of iMacs..
/nerd
That video is not only boring and inane but truly sucks. Perhaps you are a moron for putting it up here. Spare us in the future and sick to Mac Chicks instead.
I thought it was sweet. Well-produced song and good video. Kudos for tekserve and seagate for supporting these guys.
Every time i’ve visited tekserve in NYC I’ve been impressed with the people who work there and the general vibe of the store: a bunch of creative smart mac hipsters helping out NYC creatives. Not like the Apple Store – not corporate at all, very down to earth.
I work at a company where people play video games for a living and pretty much everyone here liked the video.
Very catchy video. Geeks around the world unit 🙂
That guys look, you know then guy in the video still, makes me ill. Give something that either makes Apple’s stock price go up, more cool product features and news, or a chubby. Please no more self important dudes who stink as bad as that guy!
Yup, that is indeed the notorious Tekserve. It sends a cold shiver up my spine to recall the Soup Nazi abuse I’ve suffered in there. I’ll take the Apple Store on 14th any day!
that looks like tekserve
and wtf on ctrl+alt+delete