Apple's 2016 holiday ad is a monster with a message that we all need to learn
In 2013, Apple's holiday ad was about a kid who seemed to be disinterested in what his family was doing during a holiday vacation. Just when we think the kid is a bad seed, sitting with his iPhone all day and ignoring his family, the truth comes out. He's been filming a family oriented video with his phone. A real tearjerker if there ever was one, and it even won a Creative Arts Emmy for "Outstanding Commercial."
This year, Apple has come up with a video that covers a topic that we've all heard about since the election. Inclusion. The spot is titled "Frankie's Holiday," and it shows a monster (Frankenstein) shunned by the people in his home town. Everyone is scared of him, even when he screws in a couple of light bulbs on each side of his neck turning him into a Christmas beacon.
source: Apple
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