MyPillow - Hideous jingle
For clarity sake; I have not bought MyPillow. I hear the ad several times an evening as they must be a sponsor of the shows I watch. The jingle is like nails on a chalk board, hideous, I'm sick of hearing "visit my pillow, DOT COM!" I have to change the station as soon as this commercial starts. The voices are shrill & the dotcom sung out is *** beyond words.
Salesperson claims "As we have many more people who like the jingle than not like it, it will stay for now. Thank you for your input!"
Who likes this shtick? Do they rock out to the jingle? Conducted a survey to determine this, or figure if anyone buys their *** pillow its due to commercial?
On an aside, the 80s pornstache on the owner is amusing.
Preferred solution: feedback on commercial. I don't believe anyone can stand it after the 50th time its been heard.
MyPillow Cons: Hideous jingle on commercial.
Location: Seattle, Washington
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OMG! That jingle is SO OUT OF TUNE!!
The highest voice is dreadful. All of the voices are pitchy and it is so bad it hurts my eyes even thought my EARS ARE OFFENDED!
I like the ladies barbershop quartet. Who are they?
The greatest song ever written.
The chic singing the high part goes flat on 'my pillow' at the end. You think anyone with an ear for music could've patched that up. Wow..
...sounds like a flat Sweet Adeline... Sweet Adelines - Good! Flat singing Sweet Adelines - not so much...
The jingle is very annoying. Hate it.
Oh my goodness, I wonder how much, some of these people know about Sweet Adeline! Being an Adeline myself, I find it nice to hear the 4 part harmony.
It brings a smile to my face when I hear it.
With all of the *** ads out there, they choose this to complain about. Does the quartet have a name?
The "My Pillow" song is horrible and an affront to any form of harmonized singing. The singer (who overdubbed her voice to in an attempt to harmonize in the 40's style much like Andrew sisters) is absolutely tone deaf!
YIKES!! The "harmony" to the last "my pillow" sung is the worst.. VERY FLAT!! This can have the effect of nails on a chalkboard to anyone who has a sense of musical pitch, even pets.
I suspect that this is why dogs are annoyed by this ad ..it causes them to howl, just like any off-key singing does. This person needs "auto tune".. Conversely, there is an AD out there that uses the Fleetwood Mac tune "Go your Own Way"... it's the exact opposite of this ad..
This singer is clearly auto tuned... The notes on that are simply TOO perfect and the sound that results is mechanical..
Actually, it is not one singer, overdubbing her voice. They are a barbershop quartet from Florida.
Just the opposite. The chord on "Pillow" is a bad one to begin with. What makes it brutal is that the tenor (top part) is massively flat on the "ow" part of the word.
I agree with this reviewer and I did buy the pillow but, it went into the trash
The jingle is all or mostly the same as used in a really old commercial for another product that I cannot recall. Any help out there?
I've thought this too & racking my brain trying to remember. I believe there where commercials trying to sell stuff in 60's with this tune, but can't for the life of me remember the articles for sale.
Exactly!!! Iโve heard this before and it totally from the past. Donโt recall the product but Iโve heard the tune long ago!
I've wondered too if the company has a connection to Sweet Adelines, Inc. I enjoy the quartet singing.
As a sweet Adeline, im into it
I'm a Sweet Adeline also and it doesn't bother me either. I'm just trying to figure out if it's a quartet we know.
Iโm a Barbershoper myself Are you saying barbershop for many years I too agree with you I would like to know who that quartet is and if theyโre champions I was also thinking maybe the Mike guy the founder of my pillow is his wife sings barbershop
They are La Fiesta, a Sweet Adeline quartet from the Jacksonville Harmony chorus.
It sounds like one woman multitracked, rather than a quartet.