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"In 2009, a video for Evian featuring babies on rollerskates became the most-viewed ad ever. Now, the babies are back and the video has racked up more than 12 million views in three days, proving that you can't go wrong with a video featuring babies and dancing. \nThe ad, called \"Baby &amp; Me,\" shows a guy who checks himself out in a car's rear-view mirror. Instead of seeing his grown-up self, though, he sees his image as a baby. The man then looks at the reflection of a building on a city street and sees himself in infantile form once again and, of course, begins dancing (with some CGI help). A crowd gathers to dance and watch their baby-self reflections. The scene is set to Ini Kamoze's \"Here Comes the Hotstepper.\" \nIn addition to garnering a view-count in the the eight figures, the video has logged 40,000-plus likes vs. fewer than 2,000 dislikes. So far, it seems like a worthy successor to the original, which, despite its huge view-count, didn't appear to do much for Evian sales at the time. (To be fair, a global recession didn't help.) However, dancing babies have proven appeal. In fact, one of the first Internet videos to go viral was this one, featuring a CG dancing baby way back in 1996. \nWhat do you think of the new ad? For comparison's sake, here's the original: \n\nImage courtesy of YouTube, Evian"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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