Man On The Street On Unicorn Media: Real Responses To Life’s “Tough” Questions
A man on the street interview is exactly what it sounds like. The reporter approaches someone on the street at random and asks them a question. ManOnTheStreet.TV which is available to watch on Unicorn Media is based on this premise, and as you can imagine, produces some very funny results.
The episode that I watched posed the question: If you could save only one person from a car accident, which would it be, the Nobel Prize-Winning scientist, or the famous young singer?
My favorite response came from a young woman with short green hair and buckteeth who said: “The singer, ‘cause, you know, music is important and who cares about Nobel Peace Prizes?”
Another interviewee responded to the question by saying: “The world is uh, I think they have enough singers, a Nobel Peace prize sounds like something that’s you know, that’s like important or whatever.”
It really is entertaining, and disturbing to find out what the average person on the street thinks about certain topics, especially when a life is potentially at stake. To see more for yourself, go to www.unicornmedia.com and www.manonthestreet.tv
