Apple’s heartfelt apology for ad that stifled human creativity in iPad campaign

Apple’s heartfelt apology for ad that stifled human creativity in iPad campaign

Apple has issued an apology ⁢for⁢ its controversial ⁢”Crush!” advertisement that received negative feedback from⁤ artists,‌ musicians, and creators. According ‌to AdAge, Apple acknowledged that the video‌ did not resonate well with the audience and has decided not to air the ad on television.

The ⁤intention behind the ad was to symbolize⁣ the creative​ possibilities that come with investing in a new iPad Pro. During the⁣ event on Tuesday, the commercial showcased ‍various musical instruments and tools for artistic expression, such as ⁣guitars, drums, trumpets,‍ and more. The soundtrack for the ad was “All I Ever Need Is You” by Sonny ⁢& Cher.

As⁢ the⁢ ad progresses, it ⁣becomes apparent that all ‌the instruments are ‍placed on a crusher, which crushes them into‍ colorful smoke. However, ‍when the crusher⁢ lifts, ​it reveals that the destroyed items‌ have​ magically transformed ‍into shiny new iPads.

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