Bts Lotte Duty Free
I knew it was coming, but I'm delighted anyway. The third and presumably final video from BTS' new partnership with Lotte Duty Free is here, and it's as much fun as the two that came before it. True ARMYs follow BTS and their every move, so they're well versed on their sponsorships. The gang has proven to create commercial gold, considering all of their ads are as fascinating and gripping as their music videos and concerts. (Yes, even if they're only 15 seconds long.) The video of BTS' 'F' Lotte Duty Free ad is colorful, vibrant, and a little more straightforward than the 'L' and 'D' ads that came before it.
The ‘We Want a Duty-Free Life’ brand campaign with supergroup BTS (who also serve as Lotte Duty Free faces) received 26 million views per month, while featuring a powerful message to support those suffering from COVID-19 and to help them look forward to a better life.
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- BTS akan menghibur ARMY di sebuah konser online yang digelar oleh Lotte Duty Free. Bertajuk 2020 Lotte Duty Free Family Concert, konser ini akan diselenggarakan pada bulan September 2020. Tidak hanya BTS di 2020 Lotte Duty Free Family Concert juga akan tampil sederet idola K-Pop lainnya.
- Lotte Duty Free In case you do not know, BTS is the ambassador of one of the largest shopping malls in South Korea, Lotte Duty Free. They even released a special song entitled 'You're So Beautiful' as part of their campaign. Credits to Lotte Duty Free.
This is the set up: Lotte Duty Free is Asia's top duty free store. Their logo is a combination of their initials LDF that are designed in different and striking ways. The 'L' is made up of sleek, graphic neon white lights, the 'D' is more of a jungle setting, and 'F' is a multi-tiered, colorful stage. In the individual commercials, the camera zooms in on each letter, where we find the boys hanging out and dancing in the varying environments. For the letter 'F,' this means the boys are chilling on bright steps and mugging for the camera as if they're on stage.
Feast your eyes:
I'm honestly not really sure which commercial is my favorite. 'F' is definitely playful, but the catwalk theme for the letter 'L' was sexy AF. In the first of the three ads, the boys wore black outfits and served some grade-A Tyra Banks smizing.
However — I'm biased for the letter 'D.' I think the set design and production in the jungle-inspired ad is more interesting and detailed. It really seems to transport viewers to another world.
Bts Lotte Duty Free Concert
There, I said it.
Naturally, fans are having a hard time deciding which ad is their favorite. All they know is that they love BTS, and probably love Lotte Duty Free now, too. Twitter is, of course, blowing up with comments regarding the commercials.
The fact is, these ads are just one small piece of the BTS empire. The K-pop group sensation is, by every standard, everywhere. They thrive on social media, the music charts, television, on stage, and of course, in commercials now, too. Right now, their biggest collaborations are with LDF and Hyundai Palisade, but there has to be more where those came from. However, with each new endeavor, the boys remain endlessly humble.
I've only recently begun watching their interviews (I know, where have I been?) and the one theme that comes through every time is how much love and respect they have for their beloved ARMYs. The boys never seem tired, jaded, or egotistical. Perhaps this is the secret ingredient to creating a sustainable, global icon!
I'm just waiting for them to endorse a product I can order on Amazon. Colored-hair shampoo, maybe? The world's best dancing shoes? Whatever BTS is selling, ARMYs are buying.
I knew it was coming, but I'm delighted anyway. The third and presumably final video from BTS' new partnership with Lotte Duty Free is here, and it's as much fun as the two that came before it. True ARMYs follow BTS and their every move, so they're well versed on their sponsorships. The gang has proven to create commercial gold, considering all of their ads are as fascinating and gripping as their music videos and concerts. (Yes, even if they're only 15 seconds long.) The video of BTS' 'F' Lotte Duty Free ad is colorful, vibrant, and a little more straightforward than the 'L' and 'D' ads that came before it.
This is the set up: Lotte Duty Free is Asia's top duty free store. Their logo is a combination of their initials LDF that are designed in different and striking ways. The 'L' is made up of sleek, graphic neon white lights, the 'D' is more of a jungle setting, and 'F' is a multi-tiered, colorful stage. In the individual commercials, the camera zooms in on each letter, where we find the boys hanging out and dancing in the varying environments. For the letter 'F,' this means the boys are chilling on bright steps and mugging for the camera as if they're on stage.
Feast your eyes:
I'm honestly not really sure which commercial is my favorite. 'F' is definitely playful, but the catwalk theme for the letter 'L' was sexy AF. In the first of the three ads, the boys wore black outfits and served some grade-A Tyra Banks smizing.
However — I'm biased for the letter 'D.' I think the set design and production in the jungle-inspired ad is more interesting and detailed. It really seems to transport viewers to another world.
There, I said it.
Bts Lotte Duty Free Concert
Naturally, fans are having a hard time deciding which ad is their favorite. All they know is that they love BTS, and probably love Lotte Duty Free now, too. Twitter is, of course, blowing up with comments regarding the commercials.
The fact is, these ads are just one small piece of the BTS empire. The K-pop group sensation is, by every standard, everywhere. They thrive on social media, the music charts, television, on stage, and of course, in commercials now, too. Right now, their biggest collaborations are with LDF and Hyundai Palisade, but there has to be more where those came from. However, with each new endeavor, the boys remain endlessly humble.
I've only recently begun watching their interviews (I know, where have I been?) and the one theme that comes through every time is how much love and respect they have for their beloved ARMYs. The boys never seem tired, jaded, or egotistical. Perhaps this is the secret ingredient to creating a sustainable, global icon!
I'm just waiting for them to endorse a product I can order on Amazon. Colored-hair shampoo, maybe? The world's best dancing shoes? Whatever BTS is selling, ARMYs are buying.