Music Advertisements-MUSI-(Benitez, Johan)

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  1. Hello. Music appreciation. I can't say that word for some reason.
  2. Hello, music appreciation. Class mates. My name is john Benitez.
  3. This is music and advertising. The musical pop Prairie assignment.
  4. And let's start this now you're on the water music advertisements.
  5. Well let me tell you,
  6. have you ever had your favorite show or video solved by an advertisement?
  7. Let me tell you that advertisement most likely had a song in it or music.
  8. And whether or not you thought about the ad or not it try to make you feel a certain
  9. way or a certain feeling towards what they were trying to make you do or make you buy.
  10. Now let's go. Let's jump into the actual definition of music advertisements.
  11. It is a video along with the track with the purpose
  12. in selling you a product or commitment act towards your program.
  13. Now what genres played in these advertisements?
  14. You may ask,
  15. well really anything depending on what they're trying to
  16. make you feel will influence what they will attract,
  17. they will implement in the actual advertisement.
  18. Now interest my thought over this topic is favorable as you can read right there.
  19. The reason for this is because as soon as I thought about music and advertising,
  20. I thought about the Home Depot thing which is right here and the Empire today one,
  21. which is right here.
  22. But you can't see the screen.
  23. For some reason the videos will be in the actual link on the President's.
  24. So when you present,
  25. click present on the president and you click play it will be
  26. there and you will be able to listen to the jingle beat
  27. and it will already be on the spot that you have to listen to it too
  28. slide what are the effects of
  29. music and advertisements through every advertisement?
  30. There's the use of pathos.
  31. Now for people that don't know what it does is it's basically
  32. what the director or the author is trying to make you feel.
  33. It's usually used a lot in books,
  34. but it can also be using advertisements here
  35. and emotions that can be felt or happiness,
  36. fear and sadness as you can see in the top right
  37. now,
  38. they basically use this to make you feel a certain way over their advertisement.
  39. Obviously like sadness is what I thought about first,
  40. like the dogs and how they like being abused and yeah, and it has the arms of the angel.
  41. I'm pretty sure you guys know what I'm saying. Hopefully
  42. they look kind of dumb. It's supposed to be this video here.
  43. So like I said, the link, you'll be able to view it.
  44. No,
  45. the tune may run through your mind
  46. even without the visualization of the advertisement,
  47. What I mean by that is
  48. just like how anything can just pop up in your mind.
  49. The ad or the jingle can pop up in your mind for me when I hear the word farmer,
  50. I think of farmers insurance and it goes, we are farmers bum bum bum bum bum bum.
  51. So yeah, that's kind of something that I have,
  52. How does music affect me as a potential customer?
  53. Well, depending on what they make you feel like the sadness one,
  54. it can make you feel guilty, especially this ad here.
  55. It will make you feel guilt and want to donate to the
  56. animal cruelty association thing.
  57. Now, how is the current reader affected by these jingles and advertisements?
  58. Well, thank you for asking.
  59. Like I said, I just popped in my head and it makes me think about these things.
  60. Of course I can't make these certain acts like I don't really know
  61. that much about insurance and stuff and I haven't gone into that yet.
  62. So it doesn't affect me too much.
  63. But of course things like happiness over like soda add. Like I want a soda slide,
  64. How is music using stores?
  65. Have you ever heard loud music on entering
  66. or inside a store?
  67. Well, I doubt you have heard of it because research by The Journal of retailing,
  68. I said that loud music drives customers away rather than bring them.
  69. It's not a good thing for money in general.
  70. You ever thought about the type of music played could affect your shopping habits?
  71. Whoa!
  72. Classical music is willing to make you
  73. pay more for social identity items and country
  74. country music will make you pay for utilitarian
  75. proving an image with the pairing of an
  76. ambient music encourage greater amounts of spending.
  77. So basically what that means. If you didn't,
  78. if you don't know what I said, I'm basically saying
  79. depending on what the music that they are implemented to you.
  80. It will make you want to buy these certain items.
  81. Let's say you're listening to K pop, you want to get some ramen or something,
  82. you know you go through the aisle.
  83. Hopefully that's okay to say. All right.
  84. And some stores slash restaurants may play classical music to appear elegant.
  85. Now the reason they do this is because they
  86. want to seem off as expensive to the people.
  87. You know, people like expensive stuff for some reason,
  88. how does the speed of the music affect my shopping? Whoa.
  89. Maybe you've not noticed it.
  90. But if there's slow music playing it'll make you want to go at a slower pace.
  91. Buy things at a slower rate and going at a slower pace will make you want to see you
  92. will be able to see everything more and basically
  93. collect more and more items usually what's implemented in stores
  94. now, How's the reader himself affected one? Shopping. Thank you for asking.
  95. Well I have my headphones on like all the time
  96. so I'm already listening to my type of music.
  97. It doesn't really affect me because I always bring
  98. a shopping list or have something in mind.
  99. So I just go straight to a B. C. D. And then I'm out.
  100. All right now here I have this infographic when music
  101. that I appreciate is played in the public place.
  102. It can make me now you can see by the percentages of how music is played
  103. What these people voted on what it would make them feel like.
  104. So 35% said to stay longer.
  105. 31%, revisit 20% recommended a place to other people and 14% by more.
  106. And that is depending on the music that they like when they hear. Right next slide.
  107. This is just pure infographics. I'm sorry, you can't see my face. But it's alright,
  108. alright. The power of music
  109. ads with some foreign music performance better
  110. than others across four key metrics.
  111. So basically just the difference between ads with music and non music.
  112. And as you can see on the blue and orange
  113. comparison blue is obviously topping over all the orange ones.
  114. And that's the ads with music.
  115. All in creativity, empathy, motive and infirm information.
  116. So as you can see that's why a lot of ads have music in them.
  117. Now. The next one on the top right?
  118. If stories playing music shopping experiences more enjoyable
  119. by 84% of people that voted on it.
  120. My mood is lifted by 81% of people and I feel
  121. like it's a brand that can be it can be relate.
  122. And can I get to 70%.
  123. So as you can see by the percentages based off this infographic that a lot
  124. of people are really comfortable when they
  125. have music that they appreciate in that scenario
  126. leading effects of music in the bottom right?
  127. Heard in grocery stores according to customers in Canada as you can see the rates,
  128. enjoy your shopping at a 58% dancer sing along, you know,
  129. 34% is really just about setting the mood
  130. and restaurants and we're like shopping places that
  131. they're really trying to get you so you can stay and spend more time there.
  132. I don't wanna spend too much time on this
  133. slide. Number six
  134. examples of music played in different places and advertisements.
  135. Well, like I said before these songs don't want to play on crazy.
  136. So please click on the link now we have farmers insurance like I said and so on.
  137. We are farmers bum
  138. bum bum bum
  139. and basically just a jingle to make you remember everything just like for me,
  140. I already said it like 20 times today.
  141. Mostly just because of this though. All right.
  142. And then this one in the middle is for fine dining in
  143. a restaurant music and basically just kind of like an elegant,
  144. like a jazzy type song you wanna hear it is 10 hours though.
  145. So just stop it at like 30 seconds. So you don't have to listen to it all
  146. now.
  147. What this basically is is they make you want to relax
  148. and just sit there and basically just drink and keep on
  149. drinking and they're going to get a higher and higher pay
  150. as in like you have to pay more for the drinks,
  151. you know, and it makes you want to eat a slow rate?
  152. That's basically what they're trying to do at these restaurants not fasting music.
  153. They usually play hip hop or pop,
  154. they're trying to make you go a little bit of a faster rate
  155. because they usually have a lot of customers and everything's just going fast,
  156. fast, fast, fast, fast.
  157. If they had slow music
  158. just just be filled with a whole bunch of people.
  159. So that's what they're trying to do with these
  160. Hip Hop Songs. Alright # seven.
  161. Any other questions
  162. does music differ depending on the business and how
  163. yes,
  164. no, I don't have it here,
  165. but yes, it does differ on the type of business and how it is from businesses.
  166. The businesses is obviously when one building trying to make,
  167. when one association is trying to make you feel guilt,
  168. they will implement sad music with a slow be
  169. slow tempo so you can feel discern way over like
  170. just like, you know, I don't want to say animal cruelty again,
  171. you know over like these sicknesses and stuff or like when there's a soda popping up,
  172. it's very bright and the songs that are playing are like
  173. now that's a very bad example but you know it's very like
  174. poppy and it makes you just like want to listen to it.
  175. That's obviously like a happy feeling.
  176. Where else does music play to entice similar reactions. Well this is actually
  177. very good question. Um it has played in movies as well.
  178. You know, get get huge reaction out of people. You know, brain functions. Yeah.
  179. Are there any negative effects of using music?
  180. There are negative effects, but it really just depends on the environment.
  181. For example, like I said,
  182. a lot of music being played will drive customers away if
  183. you're at a restaurant and they're playing like rock music.
  184. A lot of people do not like that.
  185. I personally don't like country music, fired country music. I'm out.
  186. I'm sorry if you guys like country music, what music do I prefer as a customer?
  187. Thank you for asking. I really just like slow music. I always listen to slow music.
  188. I'm not really a big rap guy.
  189. If I do listen to rap,
  190. it's obviously when I'm in the moment like working out or like just moving.
  191. But mostly as me as a customer while I'm in the stores or while I'm just eating,
  192. I usually kind of either watch Youtube or just like listening to slow music,
  193. R and B. You know,
  194. conclusion
  195. to conclude.
  196. I believe the use of implementing music and advertisement stores
  197. and eateries was a very smart idea as mentioned before
  198. through the use of music director sellers attempt to persuade
  199. you into feeling a certain way over their product or cause
  200. music is so powerful.
  201. In fact we may be, we may be affected in ways that we may not even realize in the moment.
  202. Now. These are the sources. Let me do this here.
  203. So you can see what's better to see in the actual link. So please do that.
  204. Goodbye Guys believes his last assignment,
  205. Yeah, Peace.