Lays television commercial 2017 - Grocery Store Karaoke

What the Lays TV commercial - Grocery Store Karaoke is about.

Lay's is known for their creative and quirky TV campaigns, and the 'Grocery Store Karaoke' spot is a prime example of their whimsical approach. The ad begins by showing a group of people walking through a busy grocery store, mindlessly filling their carts with everyday items. As they turn the corner, they notice a karaoke machine set up in the middle of the aisle.

At first, the shoppers seem hesitant to participate, but when one brave soul picks up the microphone and begins to sing, the entire store breaks into song. In a matter of seconds, the once-mundane grocery run turns into a full-blown karaoke party, complete with dancing, singing, and plenty of laughs.

As the shoppers happily belt out tunes, a store employee quietly slides a bag of Lay's chips onto the karaoke machine. Suddenly, the focus shifts to the chip bag, and the Lay's logo appears on the screen, alongside the tagline 'Taste the Possibilities.'

The spot ends with the shoppers leaving the store, smiling and laughing after their unexpected karaoke experience. The ad effectively portrays the playful and fun-loving nature of the Lay's brand, while also showcasing their commitment to creating one-of-a-kind snacking experiences. By pairing their chips with the joy of karaoke, Lay's successfully positions themselves as a go-to snack for any festive occasion.

Lays TV commercial - Grocery Store Karaoke produced for Lay's was first shown on television on October 9, 2017.

Song from commercial Lay's TV Spot, 'Grocery Store Karaoke'

"Don't You Want Me - 2002 Remaster" by The Human League

"Don't You Want Me - 2002 Remaster" is a remastered version of the popular song by British synth-pop group The Human League. The song was originally released on November 27, 1981, as the fourth single from their third studio album "Dare". The 2002 remastered version is a digital remaster of the original recording and was released on November 11 , 2002.

The song tells the story of a romantic relationship between two people, with the male protagonist pleading with his lover not to leave him for another man. The song was written by The Human League's lead singer , Phil Oakey, after reading a photo-story in a romance magazine for teen girls.

"Don't You Want Me" was a massive commercial success , reaching the top of the charts in both the UK and the US. It has since become an iconic song of the 1980s and is often cited as one of the defining tracks of the synth-pop genre.

The 2002 remastered version of the song is available on various music platforms, including Spotify and YouTube. It is part of The Human League's 2002 remastered edition of their album "Dare", which includes other hits such as "Love Action (I Believe in Love)" and "The Sound of the Crowd".