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Every Apple TV ad in one playlist

28 November 2012 1,022 views 3 Comments

Some folks watch the Super Bowl just for the ads. Apple's marketing can be very entertaining, too — now, watch every Apple TV ad via one massive playlist.

Some people watch the Super Bowl just for the ads. Similarly, there is a lot entertainment value in Apple’s TV marketing, which often funny and chock full of snark. Now you can watch every Apple TV ad via one massive playlist.

“YES, EVERY APPLE TV ADS EVER BROADCASTED! There’s a lot to discover in the Playlists – Go watch!” is this YouTube channels’ pitch. Moreover, in addition to the big, all-encompassing list, there are specialty lists, including “Get a Mac,” “Celebrities” and, for you diehard graybeards out there, “Newton.”

Often funny and, frankly, as beautiful as the company’s products, there’s a lot entrainment available here. So, dig in, people.

What are your favorite Apple TV ads over the years? The Get a Mac campaign’s “Bean Counter” and “Santa Claus” spots are pretty darned good…

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