Commercial Madness: Miller is Chill with the Dodos
Heard about this last week but had to wait a few days for someone to post the commercial on the internet. Congrats to the Dodos for getting some air time (although “Fools” might not be enough to convince me to buy a Miller Chill).
MP3:
The Dodos – “Fools”Labels: Commercial Madness, MP3s
I keep watching this over and over in the vague hope that it will stop completely weirding me out. Thus far, no luck.
That’s odd. Vagueries are my specialty.
[...] a somewhat qualifying constituent in penalization these days. Indie darlings, The Dodos, are on a Miller Chill ad, and Brooklyn’s selection house-show duo, Matt and Kim, are today pimping Bacardi, so who are [...]
[...] a somewhat qualifying constituent in penalization these days. Indie darlings, The Dodos, are on a Miller Chill ad, and Brooklyn’s selection house-show duo, Matt and Kim, are today pimping Bacardi, so who are [...]
[...] a somewhat qualifying constituent in penalization these days. Indie darlings, The Dodos, are on a Miller Chill ad, and Brooklyn’s selection house-show duo, Matt and Kim, are today pimping Bacardi, so who are [...]
Wow all you folks seem to know a lot. by the looks of things these guys lifted this whole ad concept from a skate shoe company DVS Shoe Co.
we released this with Transworld media in August 08. best recognize…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2926UVJdWwc
[...] here are the dates of the Dodos’ summer/fall tour. (Will they still have time to sell beer? Fingers crossed . . [...]
[...] in album standout “Fools” (the folks at Miller took noticed and featured the song in a Miller Chill commercial). The refreshing African inspired drum beats created an urgency to the music that really put a [...]
[...] how they review their records!). Sadly, the Dodos may be best known for licensing their song ‘Fools’ to advertise the disgusting Miller Chill (It’s no Treaty Oak Platinum Rum, but what [...]
[...] The Dodos‘ Meric Long and Logan Kroeber combined their loves of country picking, West African Ewe drumming and heavy metal to create one of the more unique indie rock outfits today. No longer just the pride of San Francisco, their percussive and eclectic sound have made fans in all corners — from the headquarters of the hipster elite to the hallowed pages of the New York Times and all the way to Milwaukee. [...]
[...] The Dodos often employ a man who bashes a metal trashcan with a stick on stage, although his contributions are unfortunately muted on this acoustic thrummer from Time to Die. Let’s hope that this song will be chosen to promote a tastier line in beers than their last promo excursion. [...]
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