New marketing campaign for Icelandic tourism targeting Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, his latest joke Video announcement that you have changed your company name to Meta.
Zuckerberg appears in a video posted by Inspire by Iceland, a public-private organization promoting Iceland and its products, and is identified as Iceland’s Visionary Director.
Throughout the skit, Mosbergson joked about Zuckerberg’s infamous severity.
“Hello and welcome to this very natural setting,” Mosbergsson said deadly to the camera.
“Today I want to talk about a revolutionary approach to connecting our world without being too strange.”
“It just came to our attention then. Some said it was not available. We tell them that it is already here. Seriously. Look, here it is, ”he adds, pointing from the window toward the snow-covered Icelandic landscape.
Mosbergson was about to present “IcelandWorks,” which, as he explained, “enhanced reality without the goofy-looking headphones,” a clear dig into Zuckerberg’s intentions. The so-called world of virtual reality from metawares.
“It’s completely submerged in wet water,” Mosbergson continues, “Iceland Hours” ends with “the skies you can see with your eyebrows.”
The title of the video on YouTube reads: “The Icelandic name ‘-verse’ is not like any other open world experience because it is real. Also, you don’t need a VR headset that looks fun. “
Zuckerberg responded to the video on Facebook.
“Impressive. I have to go to Iceland soon. I’m glad you’re also wearing sunscreen, “he said. Said, Referring to a scene in the video, with Mosbergson’s face caked and mimicked by sunscreen Last year was an embarrassing event for Zuckerberg..
The video has earned more than 274,000 views. Views on YouTube At the end of Friday.
“Metaverse” has become a major topic of discussion in US companies since Facebook announced its rebranding last month, with companies from Nike and Disney talking about how they are going to use what they believe is the next evolution of the company. Bumble dating app. Internet.
The term coined in the 1992 science fiction book “Snow Crash” refers to the next generation of Internet access via virtual and augmented reality hardware.
In the demo presented by Zuckerberg last month, one customer walked the streets of ancient Rome wearing a headset, while another attended a virtual reality rock concert and after-party.
Zuckerberg said the company plans to spend Billions of dollars to develop metawaresAnd he added that one billion people are expected to join the virtual world in the next ten years. Advertising dollars for Facebook’s flagship products have been linked to the development of an augmented reality project, which the company says has not been profitable for years.
Facebook representatives did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the “IcelandWorks” video.
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