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I love this!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYOX5eYcViw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYOX5eYcViw
Oh, sorry!lisab said:That's funny!
Reading the title of this thread, I first thought Woolie's daughter was somehow involved ...
The concept of the "I Love Kia Hamster Commercial" is to promote the Kia Soul car by using anthropomorphic hamsters as the main characters. The commercial follows the journey of the hamsters as they transform from overweight, lazy rodents into fit and energetic creatures after driving the Kia Soul. The message behind the commercial is to show that the Kia Soul is a fun and youthful car that can bring positive changes to your life.
The "I Love Kia Hamster Commercial" was created by advertising agency David&Goliath in 2009. The commercial was directed by Colin Jeffery and the music was composed by The Black Sheep.
The "I Love Kia Hamster Commercial" was a major success for Kia, as it helped to increase their sales by 40% in the first year after the commercial aired. The commercial also received numerous awards and accolades, further boosting the brand's popularity and sales.
The hamsters in the "I Love Kia Hamster Commercial" are a combination of real and CGI. Real hamsters were used for close-up shots and certain movements, while CGI was used for more complex actions and stunts.
Yes, the "I Love Kia Hamster Commercial" has been aired in several countries, including Australia, Canada, and the UK. However, some countries have adapted the commercial to fit their market, such as using different music or changing the voiceover to a local language.