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Nike ran 3 commercials with songs this Olympics: One featured "All These Things That I've Done" by The Killers. Another featured the National anthem sung by Marvin Gaye. The third featured Donna Fargo singing "Happiest Girl in the Whole USA."
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Where can someone find Nike ad videos?
Nike has an official youtube channel which is called 'Nike'. On the channel Nike uploads all the ad videos they ever produced for you to watch. They have ads that relate Nike to basketball, golf, running and much more.
Did Nero participate in the Olympics in 76 AD?
Nero entered the Olympics in 64 AD.
Why medals used in the Olympics have the goddess Nike in it?
Nike is the greek god of sports. The olympics are a greek sport. They ar putting a tribute to the greek culture
Where does the slogan 'You do not win silver you lose gold' come from?
It was certainly used as part of an Olympic advertising campaign, but the actual origins are somewhat unsure. It was a part of Nike's ad before the Olympics.
Who is is pictured on the front of Olympics medals?
The winged goddess of victory Nike
What brand are the yellow track shoes worn in the Olympics?
Nike Volt
What sneakers did Michael Phelps wear in the Olympics?
Green Nike Flyknit Racers :)
Who is the arsenal player who comes on for William gallas in Nike ad?
can only be van persie. great shot with his right foot from a left footer it can't be van persie it was a nike ad and v.p wears adidas. he would break his boot contract by starring in the ad.
Was there ever an Olympics where people where naked?
Yes, in the Ancient Olympics in Greece. (776BC to 393 AD)
What is the target audience of Nike?
The whole world is the target audience. One world One dream. There are 205 members of the Olympic movement and all these attended the Beijing Olympics.
What is the song in the new 2010 Nike commercial?
The song in the 2010 Nike commercial (first aired during the Vancouver Winter Olympics) is "Ali in the Jungle" by The Hours.
What year was the last year of the ancient Olympics?
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