Thai Pantene Ad: You Can Shine

Yesterday, I saw an impressive video posted by my friend on Facebook. Its a Thai Pantene commercial round a deaf and mute girl who plays the violin. At first, I didnt know that it was actually a shampoo commercial because its rather long (430) and looks more like a movie trailer.A portion out of people was inspired by the advertisement while a a couple of(prenominal) contradicted it. I, for one was captivated by the video but I view to admit that the advertisement failed in so many levels. Well, for being a shampoo commercial, it failed. The story is unrelated and too deep and dramatic for a shampoo. But if it was a movie trailer, it would have been brilliant. The plot and storyline atomic number 18 beautifully intertwined. It actually ruined the mood when one founds out that it was only for a shampoo. (The Pantene. You Can Shine. part) Though putting the shampoo concept aside, this is notwithstanding a great idea well executed.Honestly, what I really wish about this ad was t he use of the piece, Pachelbel Canon in D Major. peradventure because it is my favorite piece. Its actually the reason why I treasured to play the piano because every time I hear it, it makes me essential to play the piece so I can really intuitive feeling the music. I agree with the old man in the ad who verbalize that Music is a visible thing. Close your eyes and you will see.