What song is this? asics commercial

[ElderKingpin]

[YOUTUBE]PAKVeitI6R8[/YOUTUBE]

I must know the song.

I mean, id buy those shoes. if they teleported me to an anti-gravity milk dimension that can teleport me to my house.

 

[Whitesock]

I think it was made specifically for the commercial, though it sounds a lot like dubstep.

 

[sqrage]

Whitesock may be right.

http://adtunes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=96024

 

[Jimpy]

Sounds like a mix of analog and non analog synths, and their using a glitch sequencer. (My moneys on Db_glitch since its like one of 3 I know of, and its the only good one.)

 

[ElderKingpin]

they could make some money from selling that song

 

[Jimpy]

they could make some money from selling that song

Its not their to sell, they get it liscensed to them by the writer typically.

Plus selling the shoes makes a lot more money (I should hope so anyways).

 

[Whitesock]

Plus selling the car makes a lot more money (I should hope so anyways).

You mean the shoes? They are pretty much the best running shoes out there so they aren't in need for selling a song really.

 

[ElderKingpin]

best shoes that teleport you to a milky dimension :thup:

 

[Genkora]

I mean, id buy those shoes. if they teleported me to an anti-gravity milk dimension that can teleport me to my house.

Buy them and then sue for false advertising.

 

[Jimpy]

Buy them and then sue for false advertising.

Good luck!

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[ElderKingpin]

wait. so you told them.

"Can i sue asics for this commercial where they had shoes that could teleport you to a milky dimension?"

 

[Jimpy]

wait. so you told them.

"Can i sue asics for this commercial where they had shoes that could teleport you to a milky dimension?"

Not quite, I'm a bit brighter then that.