Posted by Jenice Armstrong @ 8:32 PM
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This ad is at least a year old. It is identical to her video for the song "Upgrade you" from her last album. When this ad was released, it was promotong her song and was a series of Direct TV ads taking movie clips/songs and computer graphics to make it seem as if they were really promoting Direct TV in their product, i.e, the Poltergeist ad and Chevy Chase ad with Christie Brinkley. No harm....no foul. It wasnt just another ad (creative in my opinion) for Direct TV.
Did you see the ad that's a direct rip at the Cialis ads, where the guy says he got satellite to give him a bigger package? Same music, same set up. Pretty funny.
I never thought Beyonce had to resort to "booty shaking;" not in her music, product endorsements, or on Oprah. She is much too blessed, beautiful & talented to have to use her body to sell anything.
Beyonce's ad is the best thing on televison. Makes me look every time.
Jen, are you serious? This is what you decided to write about. Are you being paid for this rubbish?
Jenice....Get over it dear. This commercial is at least a year old. If you are just noticing this commercial, I can see why the DN limits you to writing these nonsense articles to take up space.
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