Look closely and you’ll see Steve Jobs dancing.
Jonathan Mann, a talented musician and original publisher of the “Song a Day” YouTube channel, lost a big video contest on the day before Apple’s “Antenna-Gate” press conference.
After finding out he lost the contest, Mann made an antenna-gate song to cheer him up. Unbeknownst to him, he would wake up to a request from Apple to use it as the song to kick off their press conference.
Later that morning, I watched online as the song and video I had made in 3 hours the night before played before an audience of journalists at Apple HQ. Then Steve Jobs came out on stage and said, “Thanks for coming. We found that on YouTube this morning and couldn’t help but want to share it.” It was one of the most surreal moments of my life. I heard later from the PR rep that Steve had been dancing off stage as the song played. If you watch the video of the event, there’s a few seconds, right as my song ends, that you can see him bopping his way on to the stage.
Read the whole story from Mann’s blog, Medium.
[via The Loop]
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