Apple this morning shared a new video on its YouTube channel highlighting Gwen Stefani's Christmas album "You Make it Feel Like Christmas."

The one minute animated short features a cartoon Gwen Stefani in an updated version of "'Twas the Night Before Christmas." Santa comes down the chimney and then asks Gwen Stefani to do a Christmas music performance.


Stefani's Christmas album was released in October of 2017 and it features 12 Christmas songs, including classics like Last Christmas, Silent Night, Jingle Bells, Santa Baby and Let It Snow. The album is available on Apple Music and iTunes, where it is priced at $7.99.

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scrapesleon
83 months ago
The ad was terrible who thought in their right mind it was okay to release this
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justperry
83 months ago
Only negative comments here?!

I think it's something different, not bad at all.
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Fzang
83 months ago
Funny short, but it has absolutely nothing to do with Apple, except for that last second.
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Stridder44
83 months ago
That is some hideous animation. Not even talking about just the physical movement, the actual character design itself is downright terrible. I'm surprised Apple attached its' name to this crap.
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