Comments on: Great TV ad: Jeep Liberty http://blog.foghound.com/186/ News and views about marketing and communications Fri, 21 Nov 2008 22:22:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Andew Careaga http://blog.foghound.com/186/#comment-118 Andew Careaga Tue, 04 Dec 2007 17:10:09 +0000 http://foghound.com/blog/?p=186#comment-118 That tune is quite the earworm, no? I hated it when I was a kid but now I get all nostalgic when I hear it on the commercial. And the wolf coughing up the bird - gotta love it.<br /><br />This video is just odd enough to be likeable.<br /><br />Lissa - The ad you describe doesn't sound familiar to me. (Sorry.) But I hope someone can answer your question. That tune is quite the earworm, no? I hated it when I was a kid but now I get all nostalgic when I hear it on the commercial. And the wolf coughing up the bird - gotta love it.

This video is just odd enough to be likeable.

Lissa - The ad you describe doesn’t sound familiar to me. (Sorry.) But I hope someone can answer your question.

]]> By: Lissa Bergin-Boles http://blog.foghound.com/186/#comment-117 Lissa Bergin-Boles Mon, 03 Dec 2007 09:47:05 +0000 http://foghound.com/blog/?p=186#comment-117 <p>Just makes you want to do the driver's seat  boogie, don't it?  </p> <p>Given your bead on commercial creative, a client recently told me about a spot for a Chrysler (?) product that had a personal impact on her.  In the piece, she described there were words buzzing around the driver's head, totally concealing his face, like an angry cloud that begins to disperse the moment he starts to drive his new car.    </p> <p>We don't have television anymore (I know - weird) so haven't been able to see it myself.  Poking around YouTube hasn't been too successful, so just wondering if you or anyone else out there has seens it and knows where I might find it. </p> <p>Lissa</p> <p> </p> Just makes you want to do the driver’s seat  boogie, don’t it?  

Given your bead on commercial creative, a client recently told me about a spot for a Chrysler (?) product that had a personal impact on her.  In the piece, she described there were words buzzing around the driver’s head, totally concealing his face, like an angry cloud that begins to disperse the moment he starts to drive his new car.   

We don’t have television anymore (I know - weird) so haven’t been able to see it myself.  Poking around YouTube hasn’t been too successful, so just wondering if you or anyone else out there has seens it and knows where I might find it. 

Lissa

 

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