Google tugged at heartstrings with a “beautiful, simple [and] very well-told” story of an elderly man using the little-known Google Assistant feature to help him remember his late wife, Loretta.
“I’m not crying, you’re crying!” was the reaction of Frank Cartagena, the chief creative officer at The Community agency in New York.
Set to instrumental music, the voice of an 85-year-old widower is heard asking Google to “show me photos of me and Loretta together” as a slideshow of images appears.
Google aids him recalling everything from Loretta’s, favorite movie (“Casablanca”) to her favorite flowers (tulips) and how she told him, “don’t miss me too much, and get out of the dang house.”
“While the default mode for Super Bowl is to try and make us laugh, Google once again reminds us that even a technology behemoth can connect on an emotional level,” said Chris Graves, chief creative officer at Team One.
The ad also helps to make technology seem more approachable.
“At a time when many Americans are suspicious of technology, this commercial helps to humanize it and give it a heart,” said Jennifer DaSilva, president at Berlin Cameron.
Finally, it’s simplicity made it something anyone with a heart can connect with.
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