HSBC Commercial

"HSBC launches new TV ad: Treehouse" However ambitious your plans for your dream home, we want to help make them a reality. That's why at HSBC we're providing more mortgages than ever before. (Lyrics) You can really go go go Jumpin' fast or rockin' slow I will see ya when the band gone blow Now hold it, don't move it now boogie some more You're a good rockin' daddy, yeah You're a good rockin' daddy Up on my feet, you can't be beat Make your dream home a reality HSBC hsbc.co.uk

Our latest TV advert shows the speed and ease of using your HSBC card with Apple Pay. A young woman sits in the back of a coffee shop, studying on a dark, rainy evening. Another woman is out for a run, and stops into the shop to buy a coffee. She notices the woman, hard at work in the corner. Using Apple Pay, she buys the young girl a coffee, with "good luck!" written on the side of the cup. "HSBC with Apple Pay is here - See our latest TV advert here first" HSBC with Apple Pay. (Lyrics) Hell down, heaven down Livin' in the same town Tryin' to find something new This ain't real, this ain't cool This ain't what I signed up to This ain't right, it's no good No good, oh Everything is changing, And I've been here for too long Going through the same things I've been hurting too long Good luck! HSBC | Apple Pay

See how a day can make all the difference to your ambitions in our new TV ad #OneDay "HSBC Mortgages | Invitation TV Ad Full-Length" Sometimes, a day can make all the difference. The one day mortgage approval service from HSBC. (Lyrics) What a difference a day made Twenty-four little hours Brought the sun and the flowers Where there used to be rain My yesterday was blue, dear Today I'm a part of you, dear My lonely nights are through, dear. Since you said you were mine One day mortgage approval service www.hsbc.co.uk/onedaymortgage HSBC

"Hong Kong 7s: The Mint" This advert for the Hong Kong Sevens (Hong Kong 7s) Rugby series sponsored by HSBC supposedly shows us how the commemorative coin for the series is being minted. Deep below the Earth of the Hong Kong rugby stadium is an underground bunker. In one room, a robot arm throws metal bricks to a man running on a treadmill. He catches it and throws it back to another man on a treadmill who throws it back to another. The last man throws the metal into a boiling cauldron of liquid metal. In another room, several men are kicking rugby balls and ever time they hit the bull's eye of a target some of this boiling metal gets poured into a mold. Nearby, several rugby players are manually stamping holes and pressing out coin-shaped cutouts from this block of metal. These coins go to a group of players that are using something like a stairmaster exercise machine. Each time they step, one side of the coin is pressed. They are all flipped over and sent down a conveyor belt where some rugby fans are in the bleachers. They are all jumping in unison, and each time they jump, the other side of the coin is pressed. After each coin is then inspected, they are given to sailors and women dressed like they are from the 1920's who throw them into glasses suspended from strings. When there are enough coins in the glass, it tips over and spills down a hole. The coins that fall through get "spirit" from cheerleaders who wave their pom-poms at them. The coins are then picked up and put on platters and carted out onto the field. One is used specifically for the coin toss at the beginning of the match. (Lyrics) Pack it up, pack it in Let me begin I came to win Battle me that's a sin I won't tear the sack up Punk you'd better back up Try and play the role and the whole crew will act up Get up, stand up, come on! Come on, throw your hands up If you've got the feeling jump across the ceiling Muggs is a funk fest, someone's talking junk Yo, I'll bust em in the eye And then I'll take the punks home Feel it, funk it Amps it are junking And I got more rhymes than there's cops that are dunking Donuts shop Sure 'nuff I got props from the kids on the Hill Plus my mom and my pops I came to get down I came to get down So get out your seats and jump around Jump around Jump around Jump up Jump up and get down. Jump jump jump jump... Serious Play HSBC Proud Sponsor of the Hong Kong Sevens

"HSBC Lemon Grove TV ad" This commercial begins with a young Indian girl running home from school. She runs through a lemon grove to her father and though she is speaking in a different language, we understand that she is rushing to get ready for something. She starts setting up a table display of fresh lemons just picked from the trees when a car comes up and beeps. The little girl from last year's HSBC ad shows up to buy lemons for her successful lemonade stand. She looks over a freshly cut lemon, then squeezes some juice onto a spoon to taste it, and decides it's just what she's looking for. During the deal, the little girl's cell phone rings, and it's a little boy in France who has run out of lemons. Namaste. Namaste. Please. Perfect. I'm gonna need a lot. Bonjour Christoph. Who was on the phone? My French distributor. I'm sending him more lemons. At HSBC, we believe that in the future, rapidly growing business will need a supply chain. (Lyrics) Thank heaven for little girls For little girls get bigger every day Thank heaven for little girls They grow up in the most delightful way Thank heaven for them all No matter where, no matter who Without them what would little boys do? Thank heaven Thank heaven Lemonade 1 Heavenly Lemonade youtube.com/hsbc HSBC Holdings HSBC