That is, unless it includes clips of employees dancing to the New Orleans song "Iko Iko" and ends on the vaguely ominous note, "Don't mess with us." The internal video was aimed at instructing employees to return to in-person work but was also made public on the company's Vimeo page. Regarding the video's strange tone, the message adds: "As to comments/criticisms on the tone/style, Yeah, corporate videos are corporate videos!" AdvertisementInternet Brands further emphasized in a separate statement to Business Insider that the tone the video struck was deliberate. "Our executive team feels strongly that both our company and our employees are more successful when they can collaborate in person," the company said.

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