Rebel Yell
performed by Billy Idol

Violet Sanford, leaves her hometown and her father Bill Sanford to pursue her dreams in New York City. When leaving town to become a songwriter, she signs an autograph, which is pinned on the wall of the pizza place where she worked. The wall has many other autographs signed by the rest of the small town employees that left town hoping to make it big. Violet tries unsuccessfully, dozens of times, to get her demo tape noticed by the studios. With only a few dollars left in her pocket, she goes to an all-night diner and notices some girls flaunting the hundreds of dollars in tips they earned. After inquiring, she finds out that they work at a trendy bar named Coyote Ugly. She finds her way to the bar and convinces the barowner Lil to hire her because she looks like a kindergarten teacher who the childish bar patrons will come to see. After starting her job, she quickly discovers she must learn the ropes of singing, dancing, and performing wild acts before a rowdy crowd. One night, she tries to get herself noticed by a music industry scout. The bartender jokingly points out Kevin O'Donnell, played by Adam Garcia, making her believe that he is the bar owner. When the joke is discovered, Violet feels that Kevin was making a fool out of her. This event eventually brings them closer together. Kevin tries to help her in overcoming her shyness on the stage and they finally become lovers, in spite of his attempt to hide his past and departure from Australia. She finally lands a deal with a record label after a successful performance at an open mic night at the Bowery Ballroom, which was attended by all of the 'Coyotes' from the Coyote Ugly saloon.

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The marketing executives at Bank of America are in the studio with Billy Idol, as he re-records his song 'Rebel Yell'. The executives want Billy Idol to add several "mores" to the song to highlight just how many rewards customers receive in the Preferred Rewards program at Bank of America. Billy Idol isn't so sure of the additional lyrics... "Bank of America Preferred Rewards: Studio" Billy, qualified Bank of America customers get 25% or more bonus rewards on eligible credit cards. So, could you sing the word "more" 25 times? 25 times? Just take a deep breath. What if he sings it only 24 times, 'cause then he doesn't have to take such a deep breath. Well, you know the whole point of this is 25%. The Preferred Rewards program from Bank of America. Get rewards you'll actually use. (Lyrics) She cried more, more, more More more more Bank of America Recording Session Tuesday 7:23pm Bank of America Preferred Rewards Extra Interest 25% Rewards Bonus No Fees Preferred Pricing Life's better when we're connected. Learn how to qualify at bankofamerica.com/getmore

"Bank of America Preferred Rewards: Conference" Three employees of Bank of America's marketing department have a meeting with legendary Billy Idol. They begin by listening to a recording of his song 'Rebel Yell', then move on to discuss the Preferred Rewards program from Bank of America. They try to convince Billy Idol to add a few more "mores" to his song, to highlight the program's rewards for customers. Billy, you're a genius. Thank you. Yes, now qualified Bank of America customers can get more more more with our Preferred Rewards program. More rewards they'll actually use. Actually, they get more more more, more more more more. Could you try that? No. The Preferred Rewards program from Bank of America. Get rewards you'll actually use. (Lyrics) With a rebel yell More, more, more More more more Bank of America Marketing Dept. Friday 2:13 pm Bank of America Preferred Rewards Extra Interest 25% Rewards Bonus No Fees Preferred Pricing Life's better when we're connected.

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