Apple introduced the Vision Pro, a pair of $3,500 mixed reality glasses, by entering an all-new product category last month. As the excited wait for the device to be released in 2024 continues, an interesting event has now occurred on the subject.

A parody ad reminiscent of Vision Pro in a music album was banned from Apple Music. In the recording made as a joke, “iHeadThere is a product called ”.

It is possible to reach the parody ad on Spotify and YouTube.

The recording in question was published in May 2023 by Briton Tim Arnold. Super connected from an album. “A commercial breakThe 1 minute 48 second song, called ”, is one of the songs on the album and features a parody advertisement of a product called “iHead”.

Although this parody ad was banned on Apple Music, it is currently available on Spotify. to the link here You can listen by clicking. You can also watch the video of the commercial, shared by Tim Arnold and voiced by actor Stephen Fry, above.

The fake header was actually first created in 2019

While the parody ad may be reminiscent of the Vision Pro, according to Arnold, it was the first to appear. in 2019, that is, it was created four years before Apple introduced the product. However, since the album was released two months ago, it’s only starting to get noticed and was eventually banned from Apple Music after showing similarities to the company’s title. From the videos, it can be seen that it features multiple iPhone-like phones around the parody title and has a strange design.

Tim Arnold states that the parody commercial was created with a fictional virtual reality headset to complete the album’s story. It is also among the information received that Apple said the album would be accepted if they released “A Commercial Break”.