OnePlus has just released the most stupid video ever for OnePlus 5T

If you are looking for undressed men, well defined and slightly stupid then you have seen the right place. OnePlus, a Chinese manufacturer that has already inhabited us with a bunch of bizarre videos, is now promoting its OnePlus 5T. Do you do it in a brilliant or stupid way? This I leave to your criterion but in any case, the new video knows to give in the sights ... stupid or brilliant?

But what is stupid anyway? A smartphone maker releasing videos with men in smaller suits? Well, and why could not we throw a few pieces of cactus at these so-called swordsmen. I do not even know where to get it, the video is just weird and fascinating at the same time. There is something in the voice of your narrator that hypnotizes us.

It might even be more of a speed comparison. Another video particularly without salt or lacking in creativity. But no ... it had to be a shooting contest with a slingshot (the gun) and pieces of cactus. With well-known spines, both human targets are bombarded until they complete the test.

This consists of opening 20 applications in the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 (left) and OnePlus 5T (right). The first to complete the task can get out of the front of these pieces of cactus flung by two men whose profession is to play Angy Birds with human targets (where did I candidate?).

Stupid video or brilliant marketing from OnePlus?

The purpose of this video is not to be stupid (though brilliant at this task), but rather to show the speed of OnePlus 5T. The result is fun. The narration is mesmerizing. They may call it a stupid video but at least it's something different. Be it good or bad.

After this video of the OnePlus 5T, arrives from internet for today:

It is best to ignore the almost naked men with painted targets on their bodies. Let's ignore the plant violence practiced in this video. Note that it is OnePlus itself that refers to the two participants with the adjective "stupid". Truth be told, I've never seen a woman submit to something as stupid as that.

Now, is OnePlus calling me stupid? Right now I use a OnePlus 5 and I honestly do not know if it's a good idea to convey a dubious message to your potential customers. Or are the customers of Samsung and its Samsung Galaxy Note 8 stupid? After all, the poor devil picked up a few more cacti on his body.

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