comments sorted by Best Top New Controversial Q&A Add a Comment. Song starts slow with basic single beats, also If I am correct song was synchronized with the video. This is insane stuff, but it's directed and presented by a visual master, and Qualley is game for everything that Jonze wants to imagine. I guess they used Kenzo World ad without Kenzos approval on their clip, I dont remember the name of the song but it was electronic song. this girl is possibly the Gatekeeper from Ghostbusters or something on crack). The ad campaign for Kenzo World Parfum - the latest launch from the fragrance house - has gone viral across the globe Watch the video here and find out. It's like Weapon of Choice if you mixed in demonic- possession (i.e. This has that energy and the motivation of the movement of the camera is dictated by the actor once again, only this time it's the movement of a wild animal, as Qualley runs, jumps, flexes backward, does manic contortions and, at one point, even jumps through a giant, uh, sewn- together eyeball outside. It's impossible for me to watch this and not think specifically of the Jonze directed video for 'Weapon of Choice' by Fatboy Slim in that, Christopher Walken simply gets up from a chair and at the drop of a beat dances all around a lobby and hallways of a hotel, leading up to him leaping off the balcony and flying around. The soundtrack to KENZOs new ad for their World fragrance comes courtesy of Sam Spiegel & Ape Drums and features the Jamaican deejay Agent Sasco, aka Assassin. BOOM, it's time to do a dance so off-kilter it'd make Elaine Benes look like Fred Astaire. An average perfume ads get around 300,000 views on Youtube, but the latest ad for Kenzo has already raked up over 3M. At first what seems to be some award-dinner or ceremony is left behind as Qualley goes into the hallway, at first seems like she's about to cry about something, and then. Enter Kenzo World ad that flipped the script on the entire industry. A lot of this can be attributed to the actress, Margaret Qualley, and how much she puts into this performance, and it is FULL performance where every bone, joint, muscle, and eye-lid is put to work. The Kenzo flower ad where a girl was walking down a street in a red dress is the first perfume ad I’d seen, so a special mention for that. The beauty and force of what is essentially a perfume ad by Spike Jonze is that you can watch it with the sound off (as I did previously undercover while at work, for example) and it still carries a tremendous punch - through decades of music video and feature film work, this man is simply great at showing moving images that communicate everything that's there without needing a bit of sound.
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