Really? To be honest, it made me want to close the browser tab. Annoying, too much repetition; I got the point after hearing "hello?" two or three times. Also, I hate it when part of our cultural heritage is shamelessly used in ads.
> I hate it when part of our cultural heritage is shamelessly used in ads.
I feel ads nowadays are worse than "cultural heritage is ... used in ads". They don't even have much cultural heritage at all.
This ad shows a genuine culture mark of answering a phone, and link it with the genuine leap-forward of that experience. That is ingeniously done and leave a wonderful impression.
Actually, I am not an American. I made my first phone call at age 12 or so. But it's easy to feel the genuine anticipation feeling in answering a phone. The moment to connect with someone possibly in a 1000 miles away. It no longer feels that exciting nowadays, sadly.
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[ 3.4 ms ] story [ 43.9 ms ] threadJust watching the ad make me want to by the phone.
I feel ads nowadays are worse than "cultural heritage is ... used in ads". They don't even have much cultural heritage at all.
This ad shows a genuine culture mark of answering a phone, and link it with the genuine leap-forward of that experience. That is ingeniously done and leave a wonderful impression.
Actually, I am not an American. I made my first phone call at age 12 or so. But it's easy to feel the genuine anticipation feeling in answering a phone. The moment to connect with someone possibly in a 1000 miles away. It no longer feels that exciting nowadays, sadly.
This ad reminds me the kiss scene here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjtJkBUVFVY
All things are personal, but I like this ad a lot.