The video of “black people raising cards”, which was once extremely popular in 2015, has once again become popular

Recently, the short video “Blessings from Foreign Friends” has been circulating wildly on WeChat Moments.

From the video, it can be seen that black guys hold signs with blessings written on them, line up in a unified formation, hold cheap props such as balloons, speak non-standard Mandarin, and then start dancing together, with a strong sense of rustic atmosphere that makes people feel overwhelmed.

“Black Blessing Video” is Once Again Popular Across the Internet

The widely popular “overseas blessing video” on the internet is not only used for birthday wishes, but also for various purposes such as corporate promotion, holiday blessings, confession, and pranks.

The video format is diverse and varied, including African friends, European beauties, and even internet celebrities and celebrities. It can be said that as long as the money is in place, everything can be raised.

The video of raising a sign generally shows a person holding a blackboard (with blessings written on it), holding cheap and fancy props, neatly arranged in a row, followed by a Chinese person reading the blessings loudly, and then accompanied by a magical dance.

The length of the video is about 30-40 seconds, and the average price is between 150-300 yuan. Orders can be placed on the same day.

The styles of videos are diverse and can be freely chosen. There are African fierce men dancing and Ukrainian beautiful women singing;

There is also a strong African flavor, grass skirt clothing; Of course, there are also Chinese characteristics, such as the Northeast Flower Coat;

The more expensive one is the Egyptian pyramid;

African style clothing, as well as various cosplays, such as the popular “gourd doll”.

In addition to simply raising a sign and shouting, there are other additional items to choose from, including singing, taking photos, firing guns, إلخ,

Not only in China, but also in Japan, video of raising cards has become popular

In Japan, there is a team called “World’s Big Game Animation”. Clicking on their social media account allows them to watch familiar card raising videos and a familiar local style.

Not long after joining YouTube, they have attracted a lot of attention from Japanese people. Currently, they have received hundreds of thousands of followers, and the cumulative video playback has reached tens of millions. They have even attracted the attention of Japanese media, and have started to report on billboard videos.

The Marketing Leader of “Black Flag Raising” – African Leading Old Wang

When it comes to the origin of “black people raising cards,” we also need to start with the 2015 Tianjin Tanggu Explosion.

At that time, after the explosion, a friend of a netizen in Tianjin wrote the words “Tianjin refueling” in Africa and asked local children to hold it up and take a photo. After Wei Ge posted his photos on Baidu Tieba, it attracted more and more attention from people. Everyone came over one after another, and raising cards began to become a business.