Posts Tagged "Music"

05.Dec.2009 “Palistuhan” with Nescafe

The first video is a viral released to create some hype for the second video which is the TV commercial. It features comedian Ramon Bautista and the late Master Rapper Mr. Francis M.

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14.Nov.2009 RC Cola Ads 2009

RC Cola has recently been aggressive with their campaigns, releasing TV commercials that have great production values. First, there was Maja Salvador in an MTV-style ad. Then, they got the most popular Boys Over Flowers cast member to join in. I can’t wait to see what else is in store for this brand in the [...]

13.Nov.2009 “Sana” for Coke

The commercial that launched Nikki Gil’s career. A good song (“Sana”) and a genuine sentiment (with the tagline “Kasama Ka”) generated buzz for this ad.

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“Ito Ang Gusto Ko!” for Royal Tru Orange

Now, this is an ad I remember watching when I was a kid. This sort of became the anthem for the youth at that time.
Now that I listen to it, there’s a lyric “May beta carotene!” Haha… Clearly, that was a client requirement… or something the agency did to make the client happy.

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“First Love” for McDonald’s

Easily one of the many classic and heartbreaking commercials by McDonald’s. To the tune of “Ang Huling El Bimbo” by the Eraserheads.

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12.Nov.2009 Rejoice – The Music Video Series

Love them or hate them, the Rejoice music videos have defined the brand this decade (year 2000+). Here’s a quick look at all of them (At the very least these are the ones I remember being made). So, which one do you love (to hate) the most?
“Sunod Sa Galaw” feat. Jaboom Twins
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“Ask for More” for Pepsi

I remember loving this song. I wonder where Kulay is now?

“Roots” for Smart

A Smart for Sports advocacy campaign. I’m posting the director’s cut and the TV version. Personally, I like the director’s cut better. Clearly, music has such an effect when it comes to the final product.
Director’s Cut

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TV Version

Classic Sarsi Ad “Angat sa Iba”

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