Microsoft sings a Christmas carol to Apple

A few days after the launch of Apple's holiday ad starring Stevie Wonder and Andra Day, Microsoft just launched its Christmas ad, starring the employees of the new store that those from Redmond have opened a few weeks ago on Fifth Avenue in New York, near the mythical Apple Store located on the same avenue and which has a glass cube in the access area.

As we can see in the video that we show you below, the employees of the Microsoft store on Fifth Avenue they approach the iconic Apple store located on the same avenue to spread a message of peace, typical of Christmas carols.

According to the AdAge agency, the announcement was recorded on November 16 and not only the employees of the new Microsoft store intervened, but they came from various stores throughout the country. Along with store employees, Microsoft featured a local children's choir singing "Let There Be Peace On Earth" in front of the Apple Store.

As reported by Kathleen Hall, Microsoft vice president of global advertising, the Redmond boys had to apply to the Cupertino-based firm for permission to be able to record the song in the square where the entrance door to the store is located. Apple learned that Microsoft wanted to record in the plaza but they did not know what it was about.

In the ad we can see how while Microsoft employees are singing, Apple employees take to the streets to see what happens. When the song endsThe employees of both stores merge into an embrace leaving the rivalry that faces them aside this Christmas season.