Lizzo teases new track on Google’s commercial during Super Bowl
Dorm rooms, graduations, and beach vacations are all featured in the new Google ad, which will air during the Super Bowl this year.
The narrative, on the other hand, immediately points out the obvious problem in the shot selection. Because everyone in the images is black, they are frequently overly dark or washed out, portraying their subjects in an unattractive light.
“Cause if you love me/You love all of me/Or none of me at all,” Lizzo sings in the background.
We partnered with @Lizzo to help us show the world how Real Tone on Google Pixel accurately portrays the beauty of all skin tones, because everyone deserves to be seen as they truly are. #SeenOnPixel pic.twitter.com/1QVN6E5wbD
— Made By Google (@madebygoogle) February 10, 2022
The Google Pixel 6’s “Real Tone” technology, whose attempts to correctly record all skin tones, is featured in the Super Bowl commercial. Lizzo appears in a selfie at the close of the minute-long commercial.
Due to the obvious way camera technology has evolved, people of color have traditionally suffered washed-out photographs that are just too bright or too dark, according to the tech giant.
Fans of Lizzo will also detect that there is something about the artist’s backing vocals. This year’s Google commercial incorporates an unreleased Lizzo song that has never been heard before.
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It’s unclear when she’ll share the complete version of the song, entitled “If you love me,” so for the time being, the Super Bowl ad appears to be the only way to hear new Lizzo music.
NBCUniversal said that all ad time for the 2022 Super Bowl has been sold, with some 30-second ad slots fetching up to $7 million.
