Mary J. Blige iPod + iTunes Ad
Apple debuted a new iPod + iTunes ad tonight on television. The ad continues the silhouette dancer theme of Apple's long running iPod ads. The ad is featured on Apple's iTunes product page. (direct QuickTime link)
The television ad promotes a new album called Growing Pains by Mary J Blige. Growing Pains is available for pre-order on iTunes ahead of its December 18th released date. The individual song, Work That, is also available now as a single.
Apple's use of songs in their television advertisements has clearly shown to be a boost for artists. Lesser known artist, Feist, recently saw significant exposure after 1234 was used in the newest iPod nano tv ad.
The television ad promotes a new album called Growing Pains by Mary J Blige. Growing Pains is available for pre-order on iTunes ahead of its December 18th released date. The individual song, Work That, is also available now as a single.
Apple's use of songs in their television advertisements has clearly shown to be a boost for artists. Lesser known artist, Feist, recently saw significant exposure after 1234 was used in the newest iPod nano tv ad.
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55 months ago
Haven't seen it yet. But very happy to see the shadow come back ,they were so cool especially these with the 2G nano
55 months ago
Wow, watching that ad just makes me think how far these silhouette ads have come in just 6 short years. That ad looks really nice, and the colours and silhouette effect just looks fantastic. I guess it is in a very high resolution on the Apple site, but it just still looks a cut above the previous commercials.
55 months ago
Yeah, this new commercial looks pretty cool
and it seems to be of alot higher quality than the past ones
The effects are off the chain :-)
(It takes a little to get me excited, call it Job's Reality Distortion Field)
and it seems to be of alot higher quality than the past ones
The effects are off the chain :-)
(It takes a little to get me excited, call it Job's Reality Distortion Field)
55 months ago
It's great that they display the name of the music at the end. Instead of wondering what that song was, viewers of the TV versions can find the songs much sooner.
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