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This is such terrible shit.

barndog wrote:

scott wrote:Isn't this the band in the new iPod commercial, with the tiny little video iPod and there's video of a chick singing and dancing and they keep taking away an iPod and there's a new one in its place that's a different color but still has a uselessly small screen for watching video of this chick? Or is that a different chick?

Yes - it's a Feist song being used in the commercial. I can only assume that it is her in the video - never really noticed since - as you pointed out - it's really, really small.

It's this video

Isabelle Gall wrote:she isn't anything like as hot as she thinks she is

Her dancing and overall persona has the funky rhythm, soul, and sensuality that has made Canada famous.

Someone should just tag her toe, zip her up, put her in the freezer and be done with it.

Maybe it's supposed to be irony-hot?

ULTRAMEGA-CRAP.

Crap, but it is based on that one song that I am forced to hear over and over agin. I would rather be punched in the dick then hear that fuckin 1-2-3-4 one more time. Just writing it makes me die on the inside.

Last week I heard that song three times in the same day in retail and eating establishments.

For those of you struggling with the ubiquity of Feist's '1-2-3-4', I have found that if you sing the lyrics from the 'Only Fools And Horses' theme at the same slow pace, it becomes much more entertaining.

Altogether now, "We got some TV's, deep-freeze, and David Bowie LPs..."

what the fuck. a private message thing ended up here instead of in e-mail. oops.

anyway.........

i really (REALLY) liked 1234 and a few other songs off that last album, but that ipod commercial has sort of fucked things up for me. it's just way too much, too often. and it was bad enough when that shit was all over urban outfitters. oh well, i still like her... for now.

daniel robert chapman wrote:For those of you struggling with the ubiquity of Feist's '1-2-3-4', I have found that if you sing the lyrics from the 'Only Fools And Horses' theme at the same slow pace, it becomes much more entertaining.

Altogether now, "We got some TV's, deep-freeze, and David Bowie LPs..."

Hookie Street?

Is that next to Hoogie Boogie Land?

In the twee mall-music sweepstakes, I'd take Regina Spektor over this.

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