A few days ago this article appeared as a link on MSN's homepage. Suckered in by many a catchy title, I clicked on whatever vague wording they came up with. I viewed the video, read the article, got to the end and was amazed at the cynics' comments. It seems that YouTube scams and promotions have jaded a great many people.
The way I see it: Guy misses Girl. Guy wants to take advantage of the small world we now live in. Buddies help make video for Girl. Guy wants Girl to stumble upon "love letter."
It's like a modern day message in a bottle, that is traveling across a sea that is both never-ending and yet neighborly. It's "handmade" in the digital age.
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