See What Others Can’t with Esri Mapping Technology

Whether or not you have heard of Esri mapping technology, chances are it impacts your life every day. It keeps many of the things we take for granted running, like public transport, electricity, water, global supply chains, and emergency services-to name a few. It goes by such names such as GIS, Geographic Information Systems, spatial analytics, and location intelligence. It’s about using maps to organize data, bring clarity, and make better decisions about everything from how a city should prepare for a hurricane to where a national retailer should open their next store. In other words, Esri technology gives you the power to see what others can't.
Learn more about Esri location technology at: www.Esri.com
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[@johnmelz9898]

This commercial is BRILLIANT; the graphics are amazing, the music is "spot on"! ... one of the best commercials of the year!

[@NathanIVV]

John Melz such a stupid comment. Obviously you work for the company that made this stupid commercial

[@A8EL]

I agree

[@peterstonier967]

Actually he doesn't. Not that I know of anyway

[@lookdistraction3930]

This song kinda fire tho

[@seydinafaye994]

“Jarreau of Rap” (Skatt Attack)- Nas, Al Jarreau, Keyon Harrold

[@lookdistraction3930]

@@seydinafaye994 Thanks

[@seydinafaye994]

Np

[@dronkusdonkus9190]

Siivagunner gang

[@johnnyd1988]

represent!

[@OtepRalloma]

Whaddup my man

[@faintcry]

yo

[@zekopecko7492]

Piss

[@aquakun3166]

Me

[@EtchJetty]

Thanks siivagunner

[@albertkoenigsberg3708]

I'm excited for the future of GIS. It's only the beginning!

[@clifftotten7609]

I cant tell if this is a city in India, Africa, Asia, Europe or Colombia! Everybody is wonderfully mixed up. You need to analyze this frame by frame to see how they confused all the elements and stitched them into pattern. Brilliant commercial that I spent 30min inspecting all the plots going on.

[@martink.7455]

It is Czech Republic, Střekov - Ústí nad Labem :) They did a lot of CGI to look like this.

[@morfikcz]

You are changed my city in a unbelievably way! (Ústí nad Labem, Czech Republic)

[@mirdajecny7374]

Ondřej Kasl viď.. Zvláštní bydlet kousek odsud a pomalu to tu ani nepoznat.. 😁

[@tkeajax]

I just use the dayz map for your town.

[@michaelfantaro6488]

4/4 tripletted Blue Rondo Ala Turk!

[@peridanger]

Thank you, man, I knew I knew this song xD, but didn´t remember

[@kevinjones5502]

Trickiest earworm ever. It won't leave!

[@lorentaylor6129]

It's Nas- Jarreau Of Rap (Skatt Attack). Of course they didn't use Nas' flow on the commercial...

[@Our__Earth]

This is so well done that I like showing it to students to get their reaction 🌎🌲

[@esrimaps]

That's great to hear 🌍

[@Langkowski]

I have no idea what this is about

[@TempestCrown]

Using technology to improve city services and infrastructure.

[@lilleyr1]

@@TempestCrown not really. Snazzy commercial, but no real content. Show me what ESRI can do that others can't do better?

[@z2z7z2z3]

This is about finding carmen sandiego, see if you spot the culprit,

[@nativesun9865]

Wow 134000 views on this video, l guess I'm not the only who loves this commercial.

[@ristonalaimo5048]

0:53 best part

[@scitsalcoryp]

This commercial is a trip !

[@tublos1]

Jel jsem zrovna kolem. :-) Ústí nad Labem - Střekov Czech Republic

[@tublos1]

Ale opravdu :-) kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHyxc3mfn6qJbJI

[@s.othymcgee330]

Opravdu!

[@sudeepvd]

What a great Ad

[@RonInNapa]

Boom! Now that's what I'm talkin' about! Congrats! If the world needs a Spatial Analyst specialist, I am ready. Subscribed.

[@kimballrobertsr.a.3541]

I do believe we are on the verge of a boom in Geospatial technology, thanks ESRI.

[@lilleyr1]

ummm ESRI is not the only GIS out there, eh?

[@kyledpiper]

Well done. Nice cadence, art direction and music. It percolates.

[@TheLastJinchuriki]

There is some mad levels of compositing going on here.

[@sbarncar]

THIS IS THE COOLEST AD IN YEARS. And where can I get this version of BLUE RONDO????

[@MohammadHosseiniX]

nice content

[@jalwgis]

I liked it!

[@scitsalcoryp]

When You use location technology you might end up in the funny farm !

[@SVHAW87]

The name of the song is "Jarreau of Rap (Skatt Attack)" by Nas featuring Al Jarreau & Keyon Harrold LINK: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnOoqIGhfL6eg68

[@cmcneill7]

Is this an actual song? Dope arrangement

[@Popisms]

Music by Al Jarreau - www.popisms.com/Song/210961/Round-Round-Round-Blue-Rondo-a-La-Turk-Al-Jarreau-1981

[@michaelpapavero702]

any chance you could share the agency and production company for this spot? Great work to all who created it!

[@kristinaferris3042]

The song is produced by Xharlie Black and full version can be found on Nas' latest album Lost Tapes 2. This commercial is SUCH an amazing feat of digital choreography!

[@michaelpapavero702]

@@kristinaferris3042 Thanks for the info! was actually hoping to find out the production company who filmed/produced the spot. I work in commercials in LA and the look and feel is familiar, would love to know who made it.

[@peterstonier967]

@@michaelpapavero702 Hi - I worked on it with a team at Media Arts Lab / Chiat Day in LA. Compositing was done at A52 in Santa Monica

[@shivajireddy5959]

@@peterstonier967 Beautiful work.

[@RedNip123]

Heeeey my friend was in this commercial, but not really. Its filmed in CZ woot woot

[@gisuser4331]

haha, cool!! Saw it on CNN

[@mjeanlouis93]

Blue Rondo a la Turk! Yassssss!

[@michealscott7470]

Thanks!

[@borbetomagus]

It's Nas' 'Jarreau of Rap (Skatt Attack)', that was inspired by (and interpolates) Al Jarreau's '[Round, Round, Round] Blue Rondo a La Turk' (1981).

[@e99783]

borbetomagus thank you

[@MegaMaindo]

Is the Ikarus bus real or cgi? Really cool cameo anyway :))

[@michealscott7470]

Name that song!

[@borbetomagus]

It's Nas' 'Jarreau of Rap (Skatt Attack)' (2019), that was inspired by (and interpolates) Al Jarreau's '[Round, Round, Round] Blue Rondo a La Turk' (1981) -- and (of course) Dave Brubeck''s 'Blue Rondo à la Turk' (1959), that was inspired by a rhythm of Turkish street musicians.

[@sammyisback9134]

borbetomagus sooo, what’s the name...

[@borbetomagus]

​@@sammyisback9134 Just trying to help you 'hear what others can't', though I was hoping to identify the folk song played by the Turkish street musicians inspiring Dave Brubeck. I can only wonder the results if Dave Brubeck had originally heard Ivo Papazov's "Nightmusic" performance. A seizure? (Eagerly waiting for ESRI to take the lead for their next commercial.)

[@donjuan4216]

Sammy Is back "Jarreau of Rap (Skatt attack)" off of the Lost Tapes 2 album by Nas

[@ryancatchings7849]

borbetomagus was

[@Nayobi-One-K]

Who said nas can’t pick beats??

[@alexv534]

What's the song?

[@refrigerator111]

@@alexv534 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnOoqIGhfL6eg68 I'm digging the Dave Brubeck samples

[@raynaldgarnier5062]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHyxi6SDZclgrtE Enjoy! :)

[@ichapod]

I hear the Brubeck sample but where can i find this version?

[@labanndungo1256]

Kept waiting for Nas to start rapping, lol

[@jeffreyutter2352]

It's just not What Others Can't See, it's the Temporal-Spatial Relationship of Business, Social Media,...heck the World.

[@jeffreyutter2352]

Patterns, Predictive Analysis, AI is coming to you soon!

[@RonInNapa]

OMG, that is sooo geeky! Ha!

[@sasamaier4132]

Very cool

[@mojmirbruk4205]

Hahaha Ústí nad labem gang

[@kevintighe870]

Are those 3 dogs Beaucerons (Berger de Beauce, Bas Rouge)?

[@lits3403]

Yes

[@andrescastillo2863]

Esri. So legit

[@livvy94]

Oh man Dave Brubeck what have they done to you

[@hammernationfunk6465]

Music cool

[@beezy364]

Commercial is all over the place.

[@bruh-gn5kc]

Silva

[@hobbygamer6220]

sounds exactly like 1 RUSH song

[@michaelscott356]

No it doesn't. It sounds SIMILAR to a Dave Brubeck song.

[@hobbygamer6220]

@@michaelscott356 kinda puts me in mind of I believe Natural Science. what song does it put YOU in mind of ?

[@sriharshapamu]

Very coool :D

[@DaveLorenzini]

welcome to the age of spatial computing and visual intelligence

[@thenoze5767]

this looks like cyriak's cycles

[@franfran6152]

Blue Rondo Ala Turk by Al Jarreau

[@cherubicnerd]

Nas Al Jarreau of rap is song.

[@michaelscott356]

Yes. A badly done rip-off of Brubeck's original. (See www.allmusic.com/album/time-out-mw0000187775) Song Review by Ken Dryden "Blue Rondo a la Turk" was the flip side of the single which featured the Dave Brubeck Quartet's all time greatest hit, "Take Five." Inspired by the rhythms of Turkish music during a tour of Europe, Brubeck blended this exotic rhythm with the classical rondo form and the blues in the unusual time signature of 9/8 to create this still challenging masterpiece. The members of the group were well up to the demands of this piece, which has been recorded by Brubeck on numerous occasions as well as remaining in his play book for several decades. Most of the jazz interpretations by others pale considerably next to the original, though the Turtle Island String Quartet did a superb job with their arrangement. Less successful are versions by pop musicians and singers, especially the watered down 4/4 setting recorded by the Nice (who also were credited with writing the piece they called "Rondo").

[@vsgeo]

Икарус рулит🙂

[@janvrsovsky3376]

Střekov 🇨🇿😂😂