new virgin america safety video

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The first time I saw it (on YouTube, not VX) I thought it was catchy. The second time when I showed my daughter I found the poppy repetition annoying. If I flew VX more than occasionally I think this would become old, fast. It's also blatantly obvious that they didn't use real FAs, unlike NZ. Now that would have been funny! ;)
 
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My problem with all these airlines, pumping out safety video after safety video, trying to trump each other as hip is that beyond a standard video, you'd get sick of them if you were a frequent traveller.

I actually had to rewind part of the above video as I missed a word or two and wasn't sure what they said... too much focus on creating a show and not enough on delivering the message unfortunately.
 
I still like the Air NZ safety videos more but close to my favourite ones.
 
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