Posted by mkirsch on October 30, 2014 at 10:57:34 from (72.45.143.81):
In Reply to: Tractors in songs posted by harvey2 on October 30, 2014 at 07:00:44:
John Deere is simple. Two syllables. Easy to fit into lyrics. Rolls off the tongue. That's why it works.
It doesn't hurt that everyone can relate to it either. Everybody has heard of John Deere, even if they've never seen a tractor in their lives. Even if you're not a John Deere fan, you know what it is.
None of the other brands have that, even the ones with names short enough to fit into songs.
Some names are just too long to work in lyrics. That "International Harvester" song for example, just doesn't work if you listen to it. The only reason it was successful is because the IH fanboys swooned over the fact that someone put the name in a song. Didn't matter that the song was awful.
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