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In the clip shown above, a 'Pikicast' screen greets people at the bus stop with a, "Hello~," and even a, "To the unnie looking at the mirror, hello~," letting them know that it is something with which they can communicate. The screen then asks them for their bus number, lets them know how long the next bus will take to arrive, and offers to provide them some entertainment while they wait. Wow, where has this advertisement been my whole life. 

Anyways, the screen prints a list of pictures. While some people receive a list of puppies, others receive a list of men's fashion. The screen asks them to pick their favorite picture. Once people do so, a group of puppies or fashionable young chaps approach the bus stop, making people burst into laughter at the pictures coming to life.

While I would've loved to take part in the puppy prank, the best part has to be when night falls around the 1:30 mark in the video. The 'Pikicast' screen switches it up and asks people to look at a list of scary stories. When they reach the last story, the screen suddenly shows a picture of a girl with long black hair and long white dress. Before they know it, that same girl comes to life and approaches from behind. All 'The Ring' nightmares coming true thanks to 'Pikicast.' 

In the end, despite being scared, people laugh at the final prank and even have fun with the Samara-lookalike. At the 2:20 mark, one guy even asks her, "Can I have your number?" making the stone-faced Samara-lookalike laugh herself.