Titled ‘Fuzzy Feelings’, here we have the new full-length Apple Holiday commercial which carries the message that “Creativity has the power to change the way we see each other, and the world”.
The storyline of Apple’s Christmas ‘You Make The Holidays’ ad spot this year revolves around a young female office worker who deals with a somewhat hostile boss while incorporating a version of him into her creative stop-motion animation project.
However, after seeing how the woman’s boss treats her in a less-than-ideal way, and the subsequent unpleasant events his spot-motion character endures, the pair finally become more friendly in the lead-up to Christmas. The Apple advert’s initial narrative takes a change of direction when the lady receives a Christmas gift from her boss and later observes him dining in a restaurant alone.
These events inspire the woman to rework her animated production, which she films on an iPhone 15 Pro Max and edits on her MacBook Air, as she now shoots scenes where the boss’s character enjoys company and is more pleasant to those around him.
What’s the Apple Holiday commercial song?
Ad Music: Isn’t It a Pity.
Artist: George Harrison.
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Year of Release: 1970.
The song playing throughout this Apple Holiday commercial is a tune titled ‘Isn’t It a Pity’ which was recorded by Beatles singer and lead guitarist George Harrison. Released as a single in 1970, this song topped the US Billboard Hot 100.