Apple Music TV Commercial, 'The 411 With Mary J. Blige'
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In an armchair beside Secretary Hillary Clinton, esteemed soul singer Mary J. Blige belts out powerful lyrics by Bruce Springsteen regarding police brutality in America related to skin tone. Blige grasps the presidential candidate's hand during the filming of a conversation between the two women that promises to address intimate issues on Blige's interview series "The 411."
Apple Music TV Commercial, 'Can't Stop, Won't Stop: A Bad Boy Story Debut'
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Sean Combs, better known as P. Diddy, chronicles his life in the hip-hop music scene in the film "Can't Stop, Won't Stop: A Bad Boy Story" which is available on Apple Music.
Apple Music TV Commercial, 'Can't Stop, Won't Stop: A Bad Boy Story: The Future'
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"Can't Stop, Won't Stop: A Bad Boy Story" chronicles the life of Sean Combs, otherwise known as P. Diddy, as he makes a name for himself in the world of hip-hop music. The film is available on Apple Music.
Apple Music TV Commercial, 'Chance the Rapper: Coloring Book'
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A man sits on a stool, a black silhouette in front of a bay of windows filled with a red sky and cloud swirls. A song plays, soulful rapping accompanied by background singers and clapping, as the camera comes closer and Chance the Rapper comes into focus. At first, he has no look on his face, but as he sings the "Are you ready?" line from his "Blessings (Reprise)," he smirks at the audience and walks offstage as it's revealed that his new album "Coloring Book" is available on Apple Music.
Apple Music TV Commercial, 'Taylor Mic Drop' Song by Jimmy Eat World
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Pop superstar Taylor Swift is putting on her makeup for a night out when she finds an Apple Music activity playlist with a hit song from her middle school days: "The Middle" by Jimmy Eat World. Her lipstick quickly becomes her microphone as she lip syncs and dances along to the song. After a very dramatic performance, she ends with a lipstick mic drop.
Apple Music TV Commercial, 'Afterparty' Featuring The Weeknd
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Part two of The Weeknds 2015 MTV Video Music Awards journey shows him finally reaching his afterparty destination. Upon arriving, he immediately takes a seat on the couch and begins adding songs to his "XO LATE NIGHT PARTY VIBES" playlist. He continues watching the party around him and updating his playlist as the party gradually blurs and the images he sees start to run together. Finally, it's revealed that he's all alone and the party was just in his head. With Apple's unlimited music, he crea
Apple Music TV Commercial, 'Blood, Sweat and Tears' Featuring Kenny Chesney
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Country musician Kenny Chesney walks around in an empty stadium, working out and rehearsing for his show. He creates a "Show Day" playlist in Apple Music that he can share with his fans. Soon enough, the stadium is full of fans and he is performing his song "Drink It Up."
Apple Music TV Commercial, 'Clive Davis: The Soundtrack of Our Lives Trailer'
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The documentary film shown on opening night of the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival, "Clive Davis: The Soundrack of Our Lives," is coming soon to Apple Music. Experts in the music industry like Simon Cowell, Paul Simon and Sean Combs reflect on what a visionary Clive Davis was and how his golden ear created the soundtrack of our lives.
Apple Music TV Commercial, 'Elvis Essentials'
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Apple Music invites you to listen to Elvis Essentials like "Hound Dog" on its music streaming service.
Apple Music TV Commercial, 'Heartbreak Recovery Service' Featuring Mary J. Blige
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Star of "Empire" Taraji P. Henson, "Scandal" actress Kerry Washington and recording artist Mary J. Blige reminisce about boyfriends past while listening to Washington's "It's Not Me, It's You" Apple Music playlist. Adele's "Someone Like You" is first on the list, compelling Blige to joke about how much courage it takes to wish a man well. Washington decides to play Lauryn Hill's "Ex-Factor," when Henson chimes in that there's a song for every relationship and every moment in life. She tells Siri
Apple Music TV Commercial, 'Taylor Swift: The 1989 World Tour'
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Pop star Taylor Swift releases "The 1989 World Tour LIVE" on Dec. 20, 2015, available exclusively to Apple Music members. Taylor's entire performance for her largest crowd, 76,000 people, was recorded at ANZ Stadium in Sydney, Australia for the film. Performances from other artists on the tour including Justin Timberlake, Selena Gomez and Mick Jagger are also included in this documentary.
Apple Music TV Commercial, 'Discover Khalid'
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Continuing with its monthly Up Next program, Apple Music shines a light on 19-year-old R&B artist Khalid. A few a capella bars in a train yard by the Texas native give way to a recording of his song "Location," inviting you to discover the rest of his album on Apple Music.
Apple Music TV Commercial, 'Discover Sigrid'
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Highlighted in the "Up Next" campaign, Norwegian artist Sigrid sings"Don't Kill My Vibe" a capella style, surrounded in a forest of mossy trees. Apple Music invites listeners to discover Sigrid and her music.
Apple Music TV Commercial, 'Harry Styles: Behind the Album'
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Harry Styles released his first solo album on May 12, 2017, and Apple Music is highlighting the release of the eponymous album with the simultaneous release of a behind-the-scenes documentary about the creation of the record. As Styles sings songs including "Sign of the Times," documentary footage shows him cutting off his trademark hair, going scuba diving and rocking out at Abbey Road Studios. The musician says he's never had an experience like recording his first full album and writing songs
Apple Music TV Commercial, 'Shakira: El Dorado'
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Shakira's latest album, "El Dorado," will premiere worldwide on Beats 1 on May 25, 2017. The album will be available on Apple Music on May 26, 2017.
Apple Music TV Commercial, 'Up Next: 6LACK'
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Apple Music features Atlanta-based singer and rapper 6LACK as he composes the lyrics for his song "Free."
Apple Music TV Commercial, 'Kenny Chesney: Cosmic Hallelujah'
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Country star Kenny Chesney sings his single "Noise" from the 2016 album "Cosmic Hallelujah," which is available first on Apple Music.
Apple Music TV Commercial, 'Lady Gaga: Joanne'
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Lady Gaga rocks out to her new song, "A-Yo" from her album "Joanne," which is available first on Apple Music.
Apple Music TV Commercial, 'The All-New Apple Music' Feat. James Corden, Pharrell Williams
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Comedian James Corden meets with Apple Music executives Jimmy Lovine, Eddy Cue and Bozoma Saint John, in a disastrous attempt to pitch his ideas for an Apple Music commercial. Corden's list of terrible ideas includes him dressing up as music icons David Bowie, every member of The Spice Girls, and Pharrell (kind of). After failing to impress, he desperately pitches another idea where he saves a thirsty child with his iPhone. Horrified by this, an infuriated Jimmy Lovine asks, "Why didn't you give
Apple Music TV Commercial, 'Can't Stop, Won't Stop: A Bad Boy Story'
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"Can't Stop, Won't Stop: A Bad Boy Story" features Sean Combs (whose aliases include "Diddy," "P. Diddy," "Puffy" and "Puff Daddy") and his trials and victories in the world of hip-hop. The film is slated to make its debut on Apple Music.