This is a commercial ad of U.S. Army. This commercial was released in November 2019 in United States. Under the title of “U.S. Army: What’s Your Warrior?”.
Your skills can make an impact. Your fight can transform our world. Your will can turn a global challenge into your daily mission. Join forces with us and you can take on anything.
Army Soldiers are ready for tomorrow. Are you? Master your mind. Master your body. Master the tools you need to succeed and join forces with the U.S. Army today.
For additional information on how the Army can help you better prepare for academic success, a stronger career, and an overall brighter future visit https://www.goarmy.com/ and learn how we transform lives. #WhatsYourWarrior
It was done by DDB New York advertising agency.
Lyrics:
Cross
Mountain
Ranges
Split cells
Master
The
Elements
Speak new languages
Command the tools of tomorrow
Turn a global challenge
♬Flashing lights against the sky…♬
Into your daily mission
We are a team of a million
Unique and powerful
Individuals
Join forces with US
And take on anything
What’s Your Warrior?
goarmy.com
The commercial song is “24 or 6 to 4 (remix)” by The Elements. However, this song was produced specifically for the commercial and unfortunately, it is not available to purchase or download on any music sites.
Thus, I am not able to get any information about this song. However, if you have any information about this song by any chance, please leave your comment.
Watch the whole advertisement here.
U.S. Army: What’s Your Warrior?
Client: U.S. Army
Geo: United States
Released: November 2019
Advertising Agency: DDB, New York
Music: 24 or 6 to 4 (remix) by The Elements
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Try using the CORRECT title of the song..which is… 25 or 6 to 4… Not 24….
Love the remix! Too bad there’s no full version of the tune. It really rocks! I grew up in the 70’s with the original song, and even liked the remake they did in the mid-80’s.
Band Chicago. 25 or 6 to 4.
Looks like they touched upon a possible earth shattering hit but don’t have more available. Too bad
Great song by Chicago and I like the tv ad remix
One fabulous commercial. Period.
Sounds like a Green Day song.
This is a great remix very inspirational when combined with the US Army
vision…it would be great to download
Thanks for this forum and for the identifying the origin
Still nothing on the song?
That’s ozzy at the end!
Peter Cetera on original vocals. Song title is 25 or 6 to 4 originally by the band Chicago in 1970. The remix is dope though.
You’ve posted the ad agency and the band that did the remix – what further information are you seeking on this song? Where to purchase a full-length version, or…? Happy to help with the research, if I know what you’re seeking 🙂
Further thought:
Wow, the commercial looks just like a superhero movie videogame – a new way to recruit non-critical-thinkers from their couches to go fight out there in real life. I’ve got some seriously mixed feelings on it (assuming anyone cares 🙂
Love/hate: One the one hand, grateful for our soldiers’ military service, and understanding the necessary evil of new teams being needed regularly (especially as we make ourselves soooo unlikeable worldwide :/)…but on the other hand, this commercial seems a bit predatory in its slickness – like a majorly misleading advert to target young undiscerning minds raised on videogames, where they could play without consequences. (Not an exact parallel, but the tobacco industry got busted for designing ads to appeal to young smokers (below the legal smoking age) to get them hooked on nicotine early. Those in the military are over the legal age, but it’s still a bit disturbing.)
But must admit – if I’m the military, where else would we go to find youth to get onboard these days? Is seemingly predatory advertising bad when it’s used for this purpose? Would this type of advertising be allowed for some other method of high-risk activity not officially sanctioned by the federal government?
So…moral dilemma. An excellently-executed, stylishly sexy recruitment…for future violence, death, and/or emotional trauma, and PTSD. The “what” is gorgeous. The “why” and “how” are troubling.
Is its sleek appeal justifiable on the presumption that it is necessary? 🙂
Incidentally, what the hell is “What’s Your Warrior?” supposed to mean? Is that like “Think Different” rather than differently? “Because, internet”? Clearly, I am too stupid to join the army, as I cannot even understand its grammar. Will my commanding officer be giving me orders in this gibberish and how will I know how to follow? 🙂