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Apple once again showcases its talent for blending cutting-edge technology with compelling storytelling in a new campaign introducing the M4 chip. Directed by the inventive team at Megaforce and produced by TBWA\Media Arts Lab, the ad uses the captivating metaphor of a weightlifter defying the laws of physics to illustrate the M4’s remarkable processing power.


Narrated by Olympic figure skater Johnny Weir, the ad follows an athlete dressed in an 'M4' uniform, transforming the raw strength of weightlifting into an elegant, mesmerizing display of strength and precision. The performer defies conventional limits—spinning massive barbells with balletic grace, executing flawless backflips with weights in hand, and effortlessly lifting stunned judges. Each movement, like that of a rhythmic gymnast with superhuman power, tells a story of controlled ease—a metaphor for the M4 chip’s ability to tackle intensive computational tasks with elegance and speed.


Set to the iconicYou Gotta Be by Des’ree, celebrating its 30th anniversary, the ad’s upbeat rhythm enhances the powerful visuals. Choreographed by Hollywood’s Denna Thomsen and guided by world champion baton twirler Yvonne “Bonnie” Palacios, the weightlifter’s movements evoke the M4 chip’s blend of raw power and fluidity, symbolizing its enhanced speed and efficiency.

 


Apple’s hardware engineering lead, John Ternus, highlights the M4 chip as the driving force behind the new MacBook Pro, which boasts a 24-hour battery life and an advanced nano-texture display. Premiering during Apple’s MacBook Pro announcement, this campaign will reach audiences worldwide on digital platforms, television, and social media.


The ad showcases Apple’s innovation in silicon technology, turning the complex world of microchips into a relatable, high-energy spectacle. By framing the M4 chip through human achievement, Apple connects with a broad audience, showing how its technology empowers users to tackle demanding tasks effortlessly. The M4-powered MacBook Pro ships on November 8—are you tempted to make the upgrade?

 

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