BMW S1000 RR - Dinner for RR

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Yet another amazing, cool commercial from BMW. This time, the BMW S1000 RR, the same bike we’ve been talking about for months now and the same very one our editor Shawn has named it, “Two Wheeled M”.

Here is how BMW describes their latest “experiment”.

From zero to 100km/h (62 mph) in just 2.9 seconds sounds very nice. But would that help in our XXXL-experiment ?

Don’t try this at home with your dishes. Or your mom’s ones.

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Source: bmwblog

[Wazif]

[Haissam]

nice :D

[Ayham]

I LOVE this bike!!

[LSB_M3]

That is sweeeeet! Damn yeah, i love this bike too!

[hiten86]

:drool:

[ahmad.alkhalil]

NICE!! that was a great commercial!

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S 1000 RR Dinner Spot most successful BMW film on YouTube with more than 1.8 million

With currently almost 1.8 million views the S 1000 RR Dinner Spot became the most successful BMW film on YouTube ever. In the course of the Spotlight International Advertising Film Festival in Mannheim the film was awarded in the category “Web and Mobile” at the beginning of March.

It is about a well-known magic trick, where a magician pulls the tablecloth from a small table all set up with china without damaging anything.

In “Dinner for RR” the BMW S 1000 RR knows the trade even better: Thanks to its acceleration of 2.9 seconds from 0 to 100 k.p.h. the bike is able to pull the tablecloth even from a huge, impressing banquet leaving all the china and glasses intact.
Great viral from BMW and this video shows one more time the reach of online media, through videos, blogs and social networks.

Source: bmwblog

[eoudeh]

Successful......

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Video: Aprilia’s response to the BMW S 1000 RR viral video

With currently over 3.2 million views, the BMW S 1000 RR Dinner viral video became the most successful BMW film on YouTube ever. In the course of the Spotlight International Advertising Film Festival in Mannheim the film was awarded in the category “Web and Mobile” at the beginning of March.

It is about a well-known magic trick, where a magician pulls the tablecloth from a small table all set up with china without damaging anything.

In “Dinner for RR” the BMW S 1000 RR knows the trade even better: Thanks to its acceleration of 2.9 seconds from 0 to 100 k.p.h. the bike is able to pull the tablecloth even from a huge, impressing banquet leaving all the china and glasses intact.

In response to this great advertisement, the famous motorcycle manufacturer Aprilia publishes an interesting response that send a clear message: “Tricks are not our talent”. Winning is our talent.”

A great response from Aprilia that fuels these online duels that keep us entertained week after week.

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Source: bmwblog

[alquazi]

Nice
Aprilia 1-0 BMW

[Hasan Shaikh]

Very nice indeed!