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NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- This week on the viral video chart, LG suggests people think twice, Google wants people to think Chrome and Cisco hopes people can't stop thinking about its security with a faux infomercial promoting its SIO to Go iPhone app. And sneaking in at the 10th spot, U.K.'s Drench spring water hopes people latch onto its jazz-playing hamster band.
It's also the week for several long-running campaigns to reclaim their superiority. Evian's "Rollerbabies" returns to first place -- its 13th week in that spot and its 23rd straight week on the chart. And T-Mobile's "Dance" returns to the chart, marking its 29th appearance.
The Top-Performing Viral Video Ads of the Week
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The data used for The Ad Age Viral Video Chart was collected from our Viral Reach Database, a constantly growing video repository of analytic data on 200+ million Internet videos from 150+ video-sharing destinations.
*See our Top Ad Campaigns page for our methodology.
**Indicates percent change in views compared with the same period the week before.
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Abbey Klaassen is the Digital Editor at Advertising Age. You can find the original article here.
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