Music - The International Language of Funny

Here's one from the vault and the music selection on this one just makes me chuckle every time.

Hadag Nahash's "Ma Sheba Ba" is the perfect music track for the intro to Adam Sandler's "Don't Mess With The Zohan."  It's in Hebrew, and although we can't understand a word (other than "Disco Disco"), the music speaks for itself and is an infectious and lovable part of this grand entrance from Sandler's character.  The driving beat and fast lyrics against the slow motion pelvis pumps of Zohan will have you shaking your head as it sucks you into Sandler's off kilter world and glimpse of the life of an international super-solider turned hair dresser.   

Brooks Arthur and Michael Dilbeck were the music supervisors on this film which includes loads of good tracks from the 80's and beyond.  It must have been a blast to work on this film.

Music Spotlight: Soy Milk Momma

This is one of three spots all using the same arc and all very funny.

The music track selection perfectly misdirects for the initial moments and the rest of the spot speaks for itself.  Great set-up and love the music bookend as well bringing this spot full circle.  

Home run.  Enjoy.  

Kia Party Rocks with LMFAO

Bring yourself to love this one on so many levels . . . irresistible fun and solid music track selection.  

The Kia Hamsters are back at it again and styling the 80's running man to LMFAO's "Party Rock Anthem."

(i think they have become the "McRib" of the car world - ya know, like here and gone and back again when you least expect it - and certainly the best car company mascots)

From their first spots a few years ago, the Kia Hamster campaigns have used great music licensing.

Can't wait to see what these furry nuts do next, but we love it and hope they keep up the great work.

(wow, i just used "furry nuts" in blogpost)