Fed: „Success is a matter of style“ vs. Agassi: “Image is everything”

[MachiA.]

What is better or more cheap?


Fed: „Success is a matter of style“ (for a champagne)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=-dOpOomn-pM#t=58



or


Agassi: “Image is everything” (for a camera)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpuFEpbE0d0


KR

 

[Backspin1183]

The camera is better. The champagne is cheaper.

JM

 

[jrs]

For crying out loud....why didn't the those champagne guys film Federer on grass court instead of clay....obviously "success is a matter of surface!"

 

[Backspin1183]

For crying out loud....why didn't the those champagne guys film Federer on grass court instead of clay....obviously "success is a matter of surface!"

Maybe they filmed it in Switzerland where there's hundreds of clay courts but very few grass ones. I didn't see one grass court in Switzerland when I was there for 5 months. You could find clay courts everywhere though.

 

[Deleted member 307496]

Federer's commercial seems better done, more modern and it seems to fit today's time perfectly. Agassi's commercial was fine in the 80s and early 90s, but now it would be seen as tacky and over the top. Just my opinion.

 

[MachiA.]

I mean more the slogans:

"Image is everything" is at least connected to CANON, because cams make images.

What is it about Fed and champagne?
You drink a lot and your BH is not more abused by heavy TS? „Success is a matter of style“

KR

 

[Petrus]

champagne is from france hence the clay

it would have been more fitting to have Nadal do the commercial since he is the king of clay but then the slogan would not apply because nadal is anything but style

 

[merwy]

I mean more the slogans:

"Image is everything" is at least connected to CANON, because cams make images.

What is it about Fed and champagne?
You drink a lot and your BH is not more abused by heavy TS? „Success is a matter of style“

KR

Maybe Roger drinks too much of the free champagne he gets and that's why he shanks so many balls.

 

[Vensai]

They're just commercials. Nobody really cares about them.