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Scumfrog tune in a commercial (pg. 2)
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| dallastar |
WB 49
has that commercial and I meant to tell you you nat when you returned from florida about that! Isn'tthat kewl@!!!!
FORD
F-Fix
O-Or
R-Repair
D-Daily
I can say that b/c i used to own a FORD! 5 speed Tempo back in the day
SAY HELLO!:tongue3 |
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| AwakenedAddict |
Sheesh Dallas! Everyone knows FORD =
F - Found
O - On
R - Road
D - Dead
:disbelief
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| tatgirl |
| yeah, Chevy, not Ford. Whoops! |
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| TeMPo.fLUx |
Music = good.
car = bad. |
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| *~LiSa-LoO~* |
| Heard that...pretty wicked!! |
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| tatgirl |
Chevrolet Calls on The Scumfrog for Revolutionary HHR Commercial
Chevrolet has tapped New York DJ/musician The Scumfrog to re-work his club hit, "Music Revolution" for its new HHR campaign. The ad for Chevy's new "breakthrough-utility vehicle" features dazzling animation and a fast paced reinterpretation of the song with additional production by The Scumfrog and Joel Simon of the venerable New York production house, JSM Music.
With a focus set squarely on the younger consumer, Chevy has launched a multifaceted campaign that includes a dedicated website, www.hhrya.com, and a contest offering a tricked out HHR for the most creative image utilizing the letters HHR. Submissions from five finalists will be featured on a special Chevy HHR-sponsored broadcast of The Tonight Show on NBC on Sept. 22.
The pairing of "Music Revolution" with the exhilarating visuals by Swedish visionaries filmtecknarna provides a perfect backdrop for Chevy HHR's image. The spot features high-energy, digitally-created animation effects propelled by the hard-driving music track by The Scumfrog.
"It was essential that the music selection for the HHR launch capture the innovative feel and creative energy of the commercial," said Kim Kosak, Chevrolet general director of advertising and promotions. "The HHR was created to appeal to people who are on the cutting edge looking for a unique solution for their transportation needs and The Scumfrog's 'Music Revolution' is an ideal fit for those consumers."
"With record sales contracting and labels taking fewer risks, advertisers like Chevy have become a powerful alternative for showcasing independent music," says The Scumfrog.
And with that in mind, his lyrics seem all the more relevant: "Not a moment to soon, the music revolution now." |
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| tatgirl |
:whip: :whip: :whip: :whip: :whip:
Stupid 'Canadian Content' laws prevented the airing of these commercial breaks during the tonight show. Kinda f'ed, when u hear Jay Leno say "And now another commercial from HHR", and nothing is there. |
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| bigjimslade002 |
| tatty tat tat, you coming to dc for junkie xl? |
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| VERTiG0 |
| I think the HHR LT is awesome, go test drive one. I was thoroughly impressed, though I'd buy a Matrix XRS or a Vibe GT for the same amount of coin. |
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| tatgirl |
| quote: | Originally posted by bigjimslade002
tatty tat tat, you coming to dc for junkie xl? |
Nope but I'll be there for Armin. ;) |
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| mindspin |
| speaking of edm artist's tunes in commercials......i just saw the coke commercial with oakenfold's starry eyed surprise.....always love seeing that kind of stuff. i almost jumped out my chair the first time i saw the commercial with music revolution in it. :eek: |
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| ShadoWolf |
I'm digging the tune at the end of the new Mitsubishi SUV commercial.
edit: kinda cool if you're bored
http://www.eclips.mitsubishicars.ca/ECLIPSE.html |
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