ALIEN DRONE SWARM: I got scared and ran inside": Texas locals were variously freaked out, annoyed and impressed by a 600-foot-wide drone swarm marketing stunt.

This is what an alien invasion from a marketing department looks like.

An eerie swarm of purple lights amassed in the skies over downtown Austin, Texas, Sunday evening.

Four hundred drones were suspended over the city during the South by Southwest festival to form a giant, hovering … QR code?

The dystopic-yet-impressive stunt came courtesy of Paramount+ to promote its upcoming sci-fi series Halo, based on the popular Xbox game about a warrior fighting off an alien invasion.

The display was 300 feet tall (roughly the height of the Statue of Liberty) and 600 feet wide (almost two football fields). And, yes, the QR code was scannable, linking to a trailer for the series.


Locals on the Austin had plenty of thoughts. “This is obviously a sign of the apocalypse,” wrote one. “The day I look up to the night sky and see an ad is the day you should just shoot me right there,” penned another. “I saw it and got scared and ran inside,” wrote another.

And still others pointed out that such a stunt could be used in the future for more nefarious purposes by tricking people into opening malware on their phones.

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Beautiful! From a part of the world where their brain is functioning properly.

Nice one.

Nice

Now someone will get up after geting high' will say Nothing de happend, while so manything beyound our imagination de happend.
we are on the vary last days, GOD has his way. may God save us.