![]() In 60 seconds, the ad manages to showcase a medley of horror film tropes: a maniacal children’s toy, a long and dark hallway, a young woman screaming in terror, and a startling over-the-shoulder apparition in a steamy mirror. The tune is so seductive that it awakens the aforementioned doll, which begins to stalk (and presumably kill) the attractive young people in the house one by one. A yawning girl asks, “Can we play the wake-up playlist?” And the first catchy notes of Cabello’s song start playing. ![]() ![]() The ad opens with a group of teenagers - inexplicably living in a gargantuan and lavish house - easing into their morning routine. On Wednesday, a British advertising watchdog group ruled that a minute-long Spotify advertisement featuring Camila Cabello’s “Havana” and a creepy, self-animated harlequin-type doll, is way too spooky for kids. Unfortunately, for the music-streaming company, their efforts were too frightening. Halloween is exactly two weeks away but Spotify launched a campaign to scare people back in June.
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