What'd I Say
performed by Ray Charles

This commercial shows Apple's new voice recognition features for the Apple iPhone 4S. The software/app is called "Siri" and has a number of interesting features. The ad begins with a man jogging with his iPhone. He simply talks to the phone and it responds to his commands and questions. Next a man in his car asks for a traffic report and the phone loads up Google Maps with the local traffic. We then see a woman packing for a trip. She asks Siri if it's going to be cold in San Francisco this weekend, and it looks up the weather forecast for her. A woman is shown making a recipe with bananas in the kitchen. She asks how many cups are in 12oz and a conversion chart is loaded up on the screen. When she is ready to put her cupcakes/muffins in the oven, she tells Siri to set her timer for 30 minutes and the iPhone starts counting down. Next we see a woman who is blind reading braille on her couch. Unlike previous examples, Siri initiates the conversation on this when a new message comes in because the woman cannot read the iPhone screen. It reads the message out loud to her, and she dictates her reply out loud. Man Jogging: Read me the message Siri: New message from Sebastian: Great news. We got the go-ahead. Can you meet at 10? Man Jogging: Reply: Definitely. I'll see you there. Play me running mix. Man Driving: What's the traffic like around here? Siri: Here's the traffic. Man Driving: Text my wife, I'm going to be 30 minutes late. Woman Packing: Is it going to be chilly in San Francisco this weekend? Siri: Not too cold. Maybe down to 61 degrees in San Francisco. Woman Packing: What about Napa Valley? Siri: Doesn't seem like it. Woman Cooking: How many cups are in 12 ounces? Siri: Let me think... okay, here you go. Woman Cooking: Set my timer for 30 minutes. Siri: Okay, 30 minutes and counting. Siri: New notification for messages. Sandy Cheng: Are we stil on for dinner tonight? Woman on Couch: Reply: Sure I'll be there. Siri: Here's your reply to Sandy Cheng: Sure, I'll be there. Woman on Couch: Send. (Lyrics) All right. Well, tell me what'd I say? Tell me what I say right now. Introducing Siri What can I help you with? "What's the traffic like around here" Here's the traffic: Here's your message to Brandie Pickford: I'm going to be 30 minutes late. Not too cold... maybe down to 61 in San Francisco "What about Napa Valley" Doesn't seem like it, it won't get below 68 in Napa. Hmm. Let me think. OK, here you go: "Set my timer for 30 minutes" OK, 30 minutes and counting... Sandy Cheng Are we still on for dinner tonight? "Reply sure I'll be there" Here's your reply to Sandy Cheng. Sure I'll be there Some features may not be available in all languages or in all areas, and features may vary by area. Wi-Fi connection may be required. Cellular data charges may apply.

Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese star in this ad for The City of Dreams casino in Manila. De NIro and DiCaprio enjoy the luxurious casino while attempting to outdo each other to get the big part. "The Audition at City of Dreams - Manila" Hey, fellas! You made it. Welcome to Manila. Are we finally getting to work on a project together, is that what's going on here? Well, uh, technically no. No. No. No. No. We're not up for the same part? Well, technically yes. Oh come on. Now, listen.The main thing is to enjoy yourselves first, right? And what I want you to see is where we are in Manila, because this place is incredible. It's fantastic. We're competing for the same role. It's not that you're competing, it's more that you're vying for the same part. We're vying? Well, I mean vying. Didn't you ever vie? I'm gonna tell you something. I'm gonna get this role. No. I'm gonna get this part. No you're not. Oh yes I am. Oh no you're not. Oh yes I am. We'll see about that. (Lyrics) Hey mama don't you treat me wrong Come and love your daddy all night long All right now, hey hey All right See the girl with the diamond ring She knows how to shake that thing All right now now now, hey hey Hey hey Manila They want in. City of Dreams Manila See it before the rest.

NEXT 100 || NFL Super Bowl LIV Commercial A kick return 100 years in the making. Here’s to the next 100 and the game’s future stars! #NFLNext100 #SBLIV I got it! I got it! Ooh wee! Take it to the house, kid. Where's he going? Take it to the house, kid! Yo, a little help! Thank you! Take it to the house, kid! Big boys always trying to show off. Let 'em get their little shine. Hey, guys! Take it to the house, kid! Hey, take it to the house, kid! Take those to the car. Give him a tip, will you Joe? I'll give him a tip, all right. Take it to the house! Hey, Roger. Sorry, Julian. Nice kick, Carly! What up, Jerry? What the... Yo kid! Hey, Drew! Welcome to the city, kid. Thank you! You ready? You know what to do. Showtime! (Lyrics) Hey Ho Hey Ho One more time Just one more time Say it one more time right now Just one more time Say it one more time now One more time Say it one more time One more time Say it one more time Hey (hey) ho (ho) hey (hey) ho (ho) hey (hey) ho (ho) hey Make me feel so good (make me feel so good) Make me feel so good now yeah (make me feel so good) Woah! Baby (make me feel so good) Make me feel so good yeah (make me feel so good) Make me feel so good (make me feel so good) Make me feel so good yeah (make me feel so good) Awh it's all right (baby it's all right) Said that it's all right right now (baby it's all right) Here's To The Next 100 NFL 100

This commercial shows the history of football. It starts out in black and white with a man (with no pads or helmet) catching a kickoff in the end zone. Instead of being marked with the typical 0, 10, 20, etc field markers, the field is marked with decades (1900, 1910, 1920, etc) showing how football has progressed through the ages. As the man runs forward, his uniform, equipment, and padding change with the "times" he is passing on the field. Soon he has a colored uniform and a leather helmet. Next he's wearing plastic helmet (with no face mask/bars). Soon they have a single bar facemask, and then a double bar which is when they add the rule that you can't grab a face mask to tackle someone. We see a quick, angry shot of the famous Vince Lombardi throwing a piece of rolled up paper in anger after a bad call, then back to the punt returner. The uniforms and padding begin to look more familiar as we are shown an image of Tom Landry in a blue suit rooting for his runner. At the end we see Chicago's head coach Lovie Smith as the runner makes it to the 2010 yard line (yes the field is too long). Didn't look like much. A bunch of guys running around in a pile of mud. So they strapped on leather and introduced a few rules just to keep the peace. Suddenly we have a game on our hands. So we added more rules and better equipment like hard plastic helmets, then the face mask - followed up quickly with "nah man, you can't grab that". Once we got rollin', we never looked back. We sure have come a long way. Thing is, we're just getting started. Here's to making the next century safer and more exciting than ever. Forever forward. Forever football. (Lyrics) Mmmmm (Mmmmm) Ohh (Ohh) Yeah (Yeah) Baby, one more time Hey mama, don't you treat me wrong Come and love your daddy all night long All right now Canton, Ohio 1906 1900, 1910, 1920, 1030, 1940, 1950, 1960, 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000 Primetime Hester (23, Chicago Bears), Gray (23, Lions) nfl.com/evolution NFL evolution, NFL timeline, NFL history Touchdown

Nissan Presents: Thrill Driver Nissan thrills have never been bigger. See #ThrillDriver on a screen near you. Starring Eugene Levy who meets up with several members of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) with Brie Larson (Captain Marvel), Danai Gurira (Okoye) and Dave Bautista (Drax). After driving off in the Nissan Z, he comes back as a bit of a superhero himself. Get exclusive access to Thrill Driver content and enter for a chance to win the All-New 2023 Nissan Z here: https://www.nissanusa.com/thrilldriver/ #ThrillDriver #NissanZ #NissanAriya Eugene Levy: Nice ride. Brie Larson: Wanna give it a spin? Eugene: Coffee's enough excitement for me. Hehe. Brie: Come on. Eugene: Very nice. Catherine. Catherine O'Hara: What the... (Lyrics) Hey hey Alright Danai Gurira: Is that...? Dave Bautista: Eugene Levy? Where is he? Where are you? Eugene: Be there in 2 seconds. Well cock-a-doodle-doo. Send it. Okay. Watch the coffee. I'll drive. Shotgun. Eugene Levy in Thrill Driver

This is a promotional commercial for the series Pan Am starting September 25, 2011. (Lyrics) Hey (hey). Ho (ho). Hey (hey) Ho (ho) Hey (hey) Ho (ho). Make me feel so good (make me feel so good). Make me feel so good right now. Welcome to the jet age. Dreams. Congratulations. You're on the cover of Life magazine. You're famous now. Desires. He's married. Should we spike his food or his drink? Both. Changes. I wanna see the world. I'll become a Pan Am stewardess! Are on the horizon. That is natural selection at work. They don't know that they're a new breed of woman! Buckle up. Adventure calls. ABC's Pan Am. Taking off Sundays this fall. Dreams Desires Changes Pan Am Sundays This Fall abc.com

This is an ad for the Studio City Macau casino starring Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro and Leonardo DiCaprio. De NIro and DiCaprio are each determined to get the part in the Scorsese film, all while enjoying the luxury of the Studio City Macau casino. "Robert De Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Martin Scorsese together" I tell you the truth, I didn't think you had it in you. Come to my joint, threaten me? I invented that game. I did. I built those casinos from the ground up. You think some corporate errand boy is gonna tell me how to run... Hey. Leo. Bob. Hey fellas! You made it. Marty! Welcome to Macau. Are we up for the same part? It's more like your vying for the same part. This is a very complex character. He's suave. He takes risks. He could be just as comfortable negotiating a takeover as he is playing high-stakes Black Jack. May the best man win. You know, I don't even want to say it like that. May the best person for the part be the person that is in the part. I'm going to be getting this part. I'm gonna get this part. (Lyrics) Hey (hey) ho (ho) hey (hey) Feel aright now Make me feel alright Make me feel alright now Make me feel alright Macau It began in Macau. 11:32 pm From Academy Award Winning Director Martin Scorsese From Ratpac Entertainment And Melco Crown Entertainment 2015 DiCaprio De Niro Scorsese The Audition Coming Soon Studio City, Macau - 2015

Adam Levine Sets Up Gwen Stefani & Blake Shelton | T-Mobile Big Game 2021 Commercial After a video call on a spotty network, Adam Levine takes what he heard and sets up Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton on what he thinks will be the perfect match. Don’t trust your love life to just any network. Learn more about T-Mobile’s nationwide 5G coverage: https://www.t-mobile.com/5g Gwen: Hey Adam! Adam: Gwen Stefani! What's happening? Gwen: I think I'm ready to start dating again. Adam: What are you looking for? Gwen: I'm sick of LA guys. I want someone completely different. Maybe from another country. And someone cultured and sensitive and who is not threatened by a strong confident woman. On a spotty network, this is what Adam heard: Gwen: I'm sick of LA guys. I want someone completely country, uncultured, and threatened by a strong confident woman. Blake: It's not wings or nachos, it's wings and nachos! Hey send my onion rings down here. Adam: I have your guy. Blake: Gwen? Gwen: Blake? Um oh my god hilarious right? I mean...no. Blake: What do you mean? Gwen: Are you wearing spurs? Did you ride a horse here Blake: Yeah! Announcer: Don't trust your love life to just any network T-Mobile has more #1s in 5G than any other network. Blake: You need to ride home? Announcer: T-Mobile is the leader in 5G

Born on a sharecropping plantation in Northern Florida, Ray Charles went blind at the age of seven. Inspired by a fiercely independent mother who insisted he make his own way in the world, Charles found his calling and his gift behind a piano keyboard. Touring across the Southern musical circuit, the soulful singer gained a reputation and then exploded with worldwide fame when he pioneered incorporating gospel, country, jazz and orchestral influences into his inimitable style. As he revolutionized the way people appreciated music, he simultaneously fought segregation in the very clubs that launched him and championed artists' rights within the corporate music business. The movie provides a portrait of Charles' musical genius as he overcomes drug addiction while transforming into one of his country's most beloved performers.