It’s well known that the adjectives flow at the Apple Keynotes. In fact, similar videos to this one were made in the past about other Apple Keynotes.

Now Neil Curtis made the one you’re seeing below, and as you’ll see, the practice still stands: fill the keynote with as many adjectives as you can. And it’s not even Steve Jobs, all the other speakers were big on it too.

It’s worked out well for them, so who knows!

It is now the number one viral video on the charts, and got 320.000 views in 2 days.

See it after the break:

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Apple, again. It seems to be possessed of viral properties. And the latest one Cupertino themed is one smart edit of Apple’s latest keynote where basically we get most of the adjectives used by Steve Jobs and gang. And of course they’re all very positive. They’re incredible really. Amazing even. They’re awesome adjectives to be honest!

It has gotten over 250.000 views in 3 days, which is pretty good and viral.

And it isn’t hard to understand why is that: Apple has a legion of fans and everything it does (and doesnt – rumors) has a their attention. Besides, it’s a funny video and even who isn’t an apple fanboy is going to see it and laugh about it.

Does this really influence the audience or is it just a cheap trick?