AT&T Commercial

Road Music This commercial features a couple in an SUV traveling across the United States. They begin on a beach highway on the West Coast (presumably in California). Next they cross through the Rocky Mountains, and continue on through a town in Texas. The continue through New Orleans, and then make their way up to New York City. For each place they drive, they play a song that represents the city or state they are in. Unfortunately, the couple's taste in music doesn't match up... The perfect song for everywhere can be downloaded almost anywhere. The nation's largest 4G network. Covering 2000 more 4G cities and towns than Verizon. Rethink possible. (Lyrics: Interpol - The Heinrich Maneuver) How are things on the West Coast I hear you moving real fine (Lyrics: John Denver - Rocky Mountain High) Rocky Mountain high Rocky, Rocky Mountain high (Lyrics: George Strait - All my Ex's Live in Texas) All my ex's live in Texas (Lyrics: Creedence Clearwater Revival - Born on the Bayou) Born on the bayou (Lyrics: Ace Frehley - New York Groove) I'm back, back in the New York Groove Streaming Don't mess with Texas Brooklyn It's what you do with what we do. The nation's largest 4G network. 2,000 more 4G cities and towns than Verizon AT&T - Rethink possible

The commercial begins with a house that has palm trees in ascending heights behind the house - to look like the signal bars on a cell phone. A little girl in a pink shirt comes out of the house carrying a briefcase, bringing it to her father who is getting ready to leave on a business trip. A yellow cab is driving across a bridge, heading in to New York City. The man, sitting in the backseat of the taxi, opens his briefcase to find a small stuffed animal - a brown and white monkey - hidden inside. The man has traveled to London, and he holds up the stuffed monkey to take a picture of it in front of Big Ben. The mother, back at home, is loading groceries in the car when she shows her daughter the picture of the monkey sent by the dad. The dad takes a picture of the monkey again, this time sitting on the edge of a table in a conference room. The mom and daughter look at this picture while at a playground - the swings in the background again in the shape of the signal bars on a cell phone. The mom and daughter, back at home, look at the newest picture sent of the monkey. This picture is of the monkey, resting on top of the dad's briefcase in front of the house, letting them know that dad is finally home from his trip. The little girl excitedly runs to the door to greet her dad, giving him a big hug as he holds the monkey and briefcase in his hands. (Lyrics) Sweet pea, apple of my eye. Don't know when and I don't know why. You're the only reason I keep on coming home. Here daddy! Look, daddy sent us a picture. More bars in more places. That's what you can expect from AT&T. Switch to the network with the best coverage world wide. AT&T. Get the touch screen VU for $49.99 after mail-in rebate, only from AT&T. Best Coverage Worldwide at&t Your world. Delivered. att.com/wireless 866.MOBILITY $49.99 after mail-in rebate Price before rebate $99.99 LG VU

This commercial shows the AT&T guy (Beck Bennett) talking with a group of kids sitting in a circle on the floor. He asks them if more or less is better. A little girl answers is a huge run-on sentence about how more is better, and less it bad. It really doesn't make much sense, but you get the idea of what she is saying. Man: Who thinks more is better than less? Okay, why? Girl: More is better than less because if stuff is not less... if there's more less stuff then you might, you might want to have some more and your parents just don't let you because there's only a little. Man: Right. Girl: We want more. We want more. Like, you really like it. You want more. Man: I follow you. Announcer: It's not complicated. More is better, and AT&T has the nation's largest 4G network. More is better. AT&T. The largest 4G network. AT&T att.com/network Rethink possible.

A man discovers that his co-workers are eating Tacos outside of Bill's office, and is upset that he didn't get an invitation. After he mentioning that Eric, a co-worker, is creepy, his cell phone buzzes with the invitation to the Taco party. He is then embarrassed with his accusations, as Eric glares at him. "Hey. Everyone's eating tacos outside Bill's office. Did you think that's some information I'd like to know? I like tacos. You invited Eric? I thought Eric gave you the creeps? (phone buzzes) Oh. Yeah. Hey." Don't get left behind. AT&T. The nation's fastest mobile broadband network is getting faster with 4G AT&T. The nation's fastest mobile broadband network is getting faster with 4G. Rethink Possible. att.com 866-Mobility