Song from corona commercial 2016 full#
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I also don’t see any kind of extension cord running down the tree, but I’m willing to give them a pass on that one and assume that they have the cord running down the trunk of the tree, possibly zip tied down at various intervals. Whoever lives in that little house definitely has a pretty wonderful view, so I’m sure they’re accustomed to spending evenings sitting outside and taking in that view. In that case, it would then make sense that they turned the lights off inside the house. Unless of course, the occupants of the house turn the Christmas lights on, then elect to sit out on the front porch, presumably drinking a Corona, as they admire their beautiful lights. Okay, but if we do that, then we won’t be able to lights inside the house. Do you see any power lines? How are the lights powered? How does the house have electricity? If they’re running power for the house off of a generator, doesn’t it seem super wasteful to also run Christmas lights off of said generator, especially if you’re leaving the lights on all night, which certainly seems the case as the lights are turned on and then the house lights go off? Maybe that’s the trade-off?ĭad, we really want Christmas lights this year. Not much here in terms of deep-diving.įor starters, I don’t see any power lines. My questions as they pertain to the “O’Tannenpalm” spot are pretty straight forward. I’m not all that great at accepting things as they are. However, the only problem with something running as long as the spot has and having seen it as many times I have is that at least for me, I start to have questions.ĭon’t be alarmed. This is one of those facts that you are simultaneously amazed by and not amazed by, as you can’t believe it’s been running that long, but also realize you really can’t remember life without it. The commercial is memorable and that seems like half the battle in the old commercial game.įun fact about the commercial is that this year it’s celebrating it’s 30th year running, having premiered in 1990. I’m not saying the spot makes me want to drink a Corona, but nothing is perfect.

Seeing as how the majority of commercials these days are all but screaming for your attention, the overall stillness and muted nature of the Corona “O’Tannenpalm” spot makes it stick out even more.

You don’t realize you’re watching it until about ten seconds in and then twenty seconds later, it’s over. It’s a sneaky little son of a gun, especially as far as commercials go. The one with the idyllic setting and the palm trees and the lights. Yet I really know that the Christmas season is upon us because I saw that Corona commercial. Although our Christmas activities aren’t nearly as frequent this year due to COVID but rest assure, we will still be busy and really, you just have to hope drinks will be served.

Song from corona commercial 2016 full#

I know Christmas is coming in hot because Thanksgiving is behind us, the looming threat of endless Christmas movies has emerged on radar screens and nearly every weekend in December is already full of some sort of Christmas activity, the majority of which involve either a tree lighting, a Santa sighting or some combination of the two.

And I know this because we have lights up outside of our house (first house on the street you lazy chumps!) I know this because of the amount of emails I’ve received in the past few days from stores and businesses I shopped at once four years ago. I Know It’s the Christmas Season Because I Saw That Corona Commercial Home › Television › I Know It’s the Christmas Season Because I Saw That Corona Commercial