Nike has debuted a new TV commercial for the Nike+iPod Sport Kit (US$29.00) seen lately on US network and cable channels featuring the song “Here It Goes Again” from the band “OK Go.”
More info about the kit via Apple Store: Nike+iPod Sport Kit.
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I was very much impressed by this commercial. It will go a long way for both Nike and Apple.
I like the use of a treadmill which ties in to the original video for the song.
Here we go, baby… yeah!
I thought the commercial was not very effective. particularly the low quality of the video and the way it abruptly ends, with a You-Tube logo..
I mean what are they trying to advertise? Nike+ or You Tube?
Very poor. I can’t see that helping the sales very much.
I like the idea, and what they’re getting at.
No Irony: Have you not seen the commercial on TV? There is no YouTube logo at the end. The YouTube logo is on display here because the video is made available via a YouTube player.
I have to disagree, I think the ad is very striking and attention getting.
Troisième? Je suis trop lent.
Good ad, I like it.
No Irony is right. The You Tube element is very distracting. I wish Nike just stuck to the Sport Kit without the You Tube stuff in the commercial. A lot of TV viewers will be confused. Otherwise, great ad.
Actually, I got rather sick of this ad watching it every single commercial break during the various football games I watched yesterday. If I had a Wii controller, I might have thrown it at my TV in disgust.
That’s the short version of the commercial, the longer 60 second version is much better.
Wow, does no one pay attention. The YouTube logo is not in the ad on TV. It’s present here b/c a YouTube player is being used.
Like that as it gives an inkling of what the product actually does.
When the big spends is over and paid for, I might treat myself…
LOL, some people are so dumb.
@ No Irony ; you really dobn´t get it do you ?? (or, ehhh maybe you do )
= )
Class action lawsuit against Apple for making the iPod screen too easy to jog through.
Man that guy must run fast…he hits one mile like 0:30 into the song.
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I saw it all over the Eagles game yesterday (while the Eagles were all over the Giants!)
Go Birds!!!
And, more importantly, GO BENGALS!!!
Peyton, you’re going down!
These commercials need to be in the Super Bowl.