WHERE BROOKLYN AT, WHERE BROOKLYN AT
WHERE BROOKLYN AT, WHERE BROOKLYN AT
We gonna do it like this
Anytime you’re ready, check it:
For the life of me I can’t find any other copy of this video online, but worth suffering the bad audio.
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WHERE BROOKLYN AT, WHERE BROOKLYN AT
WHERE BROOKLYN AT, WHERE BROOKLYN AT
We gonna do it like this
Anytime you’re ready, check it:
For the life of me I can’t find any other copy of this video online, but worth suffering the bad audio.
Ad agency Arnold holds a focus group and pretends to present a new ad from Apple to the participants for their feedback. Little did they know, they were actually looking at storyboards from the original Macintosh ad from 1984. Proof that some wildly creative ideas would never get made if we had to use focus groups to approve the concepts.
Here’s the original spot from 1984: