ESPN JUST RELEASED its newest 2014 World Cup commercial, “Time Zone.”
The minute-long ad takes us all around the world, from fishermen in Valencia to mountaineers in the Andes, to businessmen in Seattle and children in Guadalajara, all figuring out ways to watch their national teams on TV at home.
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While the build-up to this summer’s World Cup has been filled with controversy and protest, the tagline — “Every four years, the World Cup has one time zone” — speaks to how unifying the beautiful game can be.
The World Cup kicks off 12 June in Sao Paolo when Brazil takes on Croatia.
ESPN's newest World Cup ad shows how the world unites for football every four years
ESPN JUST RELEASED its newest 2014 World Cup commercial, “Time Zone.”
The minute-long ad takes us all around the world, from fishermen in Valencia to mountaineers in the Andes, to businessmen in Seattle and children in Guadalajara, all figuring out ways to watch their national teams on TV at home.
While the build-up to this summer’s World Cup has been filled with controversy and protest, the tagline — “Every four years, the World Cup has one time zone” — speaks to how unifying the beautiful game can be.
The World Cup kicks off 12 June in Sao Paolo when Brazil takes on Croatia.
Check out the video the below:
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