Media Roundup – If you’ve ever wanted to “shine like a

If you’ve ever wanted to “shine like a freshly cooked chicken breast,” Hidden Valley Girl Cosmetics, even has a website, but you can’t buy it. If you pay attention to what’s going on in social media and the ever-changing world of social media, you’re guaranteed to get a funny but not offensive joke. From Lego’s vacuum cleaner to REI’s ZipAll, brands have found ways to cleverly prank people and still maintain their image. Shine like a freshly cooked chicken breast with Valley Girl Glow Up marker and be anything but plain with a touch of Bae-con. April 1 has become a day when the public expects fun and hilarious shenanigans from brands. We are proud to introduce Valley Girl, our new cosmetics line inspired by Hidden Valley Ranch. Over the past few years, we’ve compiled the best jokes and what you should and shouldn’t do on social media. What was your favorite joke? Tell us about it in the comments. Want to up your social media game? Get in touch with us. There are removable sleeves, removable pockets, an attached cap and a removable front panel, just in case you want to turn your lime green ZipAll into a V-neck. It’s important to keep in mind the impact an April Fool’s joke can have on your brand’s reputation. In an effort to end the “protracted battle between snack and remote control,” Roku launched the streaming app Happy Socks. Since they’re not so surprising, brands have to find something for their Happy Socks Day April Fool’s Jokes. Head & Shoulders has joined forces to launch a new shower gel and shampoo, Knees & Shoulders. While mocking competing brands or your own customers can be funny, it can also turn into a PR nightmare. Lego has introduced a product that any parent would love if it were real.