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Chevrolet teams up with Slum Village

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This might be pretty hot...cars and a Hip-Hop group that are worthy...

http://www.barakentertainment.com/

Barak Records also just finalized a deal in which T-3 and Elzhi will be appearing in nationally televised spots for Chevrolet and there new line of 2006 Impala and HHR automobiles. The homegrown union will include an integrated campaign with a music video feel, using Slum’s “Ez Up” single; which will include an “Ez Up” Motor City remix and remixed lyrics. This deal is a very hip one for Chevrolet and one that will warrant intensive media coverage; radio spots will start airing in mid-October, with national TV spots running in early November, as Chevy and Slum Village bring the American Revolution home to Detroit.


Realplayer (short version 0:28 & long version 0:55):
http://www.3030media.net/nov05/11152005-sl...lchevy_short.rm
http://www.3030media.net/nov05/11152005-slumvilchevy_long.rm

WMP (short version 0:28 & long version 0:55):
http://www.3030media.net/nov05/11152005-sl...chevy_short.wmv
http://www.3030media.net/nov05/11152005-sl...lchevy_long.wmv

Wow, for a hip-hop video, the girls have allot of clothes on. lol. Oh, I forgot, this is a rated G TV spot.
That actually wasn't too bad...very tastefully done. It didn't feel forced or cheesy like these ads sometimes do. I like how they had the '64 in there too.

Edited by mustang84

Sweet but no "bouncy shocks"? They should offer those as an option on the '06. And where is Cheech and Chong?
:lol: "Its the double-H-R candy coated with the chrome"

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