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As the world opens up this summer, we are increasingly leaving the comforts of our homes, our couches and our onesies, but also our trusty Wifi, giant TV screens, gaming consoles and laptops, to head out into the world. 

With the pandemic, we thought FOMO was gone (nothing was happening outside anyway), but now FOMO is back in full force. And we want it all: to enjoy everything outside, but with the standards of inside. Now that’s finally possible with Samsung Galaxy Z Foldables on Verizon 5G Ultra Wideband. Together, you’ll never miss out on anything again.  

In their first joint campaign in the U.S., Verizon and Samsung have partnered with comedian Hasan Minhaj to showcase all the unique benefits of using Samsung’s pioneering Galaxy Z Foldables on Verizon’s 5G Ultra Wideband, from downloading a movie in seconds while writing a movie to gaming big-screen on-the-go and multi-tasking from anywhere. 

Verizon – FOMO

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Hasan opens saying: “Now with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 on Verizon 5G Ultra Wideband, there’s no more fear of missing out. Or as I like to say,” with the crowd responding: “NOMO FOMO.” He continues by walking through a range of scenarios from the stage of a stand-up show to a movie set to a wedding: “Download a movie in seconds, while acting in a movie! While also writing a movie. Game on the go on the fastest 5G in the world.” Hasan’s real mom wants to abolish FOMO too, as she makes her first on-screen appearance with her son via a HD video call.  

NOMO FOMO was created with Ogilvy New York.

“The new Samsung Foldables will change how we use phones forever. Put them on the fastest 5G in the world and you’ll have no more fear of missing out ever again. Or as Hasan Minhaj likes to say NOMO FOMO,” Michael Raso, Executive Creative Director at Ogilvy, said. “Hasan has so much going on in his world that he represented this notion of wanting to do more from wherever, perfectly. It was a great fit.” 

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