Hilarious, a holiday ad about a product (HomePod Mini) that's backordered until after the holidays.
Bad timing I guess.
Bad timing I guess.
WOW... You're right. Hah! Lot of people I know are getting these.Hilarious, a holiday ad about a product (HomePod Mini) that's backordered until after the holidays.
Bad timing I guess.
Or the iPhone mini, which is way more popular than both those devices.Yeah. When I saw the the word mini I thought it was some inspirational video about a person using the Mac mini.
That it has a power cable attached is the lone thing preventing me from purchasing at least one.If that is Apple's xmas ad, and they are going to push the HomePod Mini so heavily...they should have made the product more available.
The issue I have with their advertising is they should be blowing up the networks with MacBook Pro commercials which they used to do back in the days of the Powerbook. I understand iPhone is the bread and butter but I cannot recall the last time I have seen a MacBook Pro commercial I think it was like 4 years ago.IMO, Apple needs a new ad agency.
I remember people hollering about the same complaint with just about every genre when it has advanced. your comment is like an explicit content label lol. Try to breathe deep and hear whats being said at normal volume. Curious if people judge music based on the artist or how the artist is dressed or the style of music before they actually listen to it?
Heck that same complaint is spoke by so many students when they first read Shakespeare. notice the trend?![]()
Yep, unfortunately this thread is a great representation of peak 2020 societal attitudes:
"If I can't identify with it, it's crap."
"Since I've classified it as crap, anyone who would appreciate it is an idiot."
"Since I've determined they are idiots, their opinions are invalid, and I don't have to grant them any respect."
I don't listen to that genre of music very often, and I wouldn't do my *own* teeth like that, but I can still appreciate the cute story in the video.
Yep, unfortunately this thread is a great representation of peak 2020 societal attitudes:
"If I can't identify with it, it's crap."
"Since I've classified it as crap, anyone who would appreciate it is an idiot."
"Since I've determined they are idiots, their opinions are invalid, and I don't have to grant them any respect."
I don't listen to that genre of music very often, and I wouldn't do my *own* teeth like that, but I can still appreciate the cute story in the video.
In all seriousness, there was a story? Can you explain to me what the story actually was? All I got was “person sad for unknown reason listens to music, hallucinates, and becomes not sad.”
I personally like the ad, but of all Apple’s holiday ads, you had trouble figuring out which product this year’s was selling? Really?That was bad, so much autotune. The commercial didn't make since, I wasn't sure what it was even selling. Also was she listening to her OWN music walking down the street? Weird.