An Icelandic tourism campaign poked fun at Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg in a video mocking the social media giant's name change announcement.
The video features Zuckerberg lookalike 'Zack Mossbergsson' introducing the 'Icelandverse', a parody of Metaverse, as part of a travel campaign for the campaign Inspired by Iceland.
Mimicking Zuckerberg's stiff tone, Mossbergsson promotes Iceland.
The video starts off with Mossbergsson being introduced as the 'Chief Visionary Officer' awkwardly addressing the camera while wearing Zuckerberg's black sweater and sporting short-combed haircut.
Mark Zuckerberg impersonator 'Zach Mossbergsson' made a tourism campaign video for the company Inspired by Iceland, spoofing the Facebook founder's Meta announcement
The impersonator copied Zuckerberg's stiff tone while donning his black sweater and sporting his short combed haircut in the video
'Hello and welcome to this very natural setting,' he says. 'Today I want to talk about a revolutionary approach to connect our world without being super weird.'
'Some said it’s not possible. Some said it’s out of reach. To them, we say it’s already here. Seriously. Look, it’s right here,' the Zuckerberg look-alike adds as he shows off Iceland's landscape from his window.
Mossbergsson then introduces the name of this 'product' which he dubs the 'Icelandverse' which is an 'enhanced actual reality without silly looking headsets.'
'In our open world experience, everything is real,' he says as he fumbles to open a locked glass door.
'And has been for millions of years,' he adds, awkwardly folding his arms in silence.
He is also seen donning a full face of sunscreen as he heads to a heated pool, mocking an embarrassing incident for Zuckerberg last summer when he was
