Beats by Dre launches 'It's The Music' campaign for Beats Studio Buds
What you need to know
- Beats by Dre has launched a new "It's The Music" campaign.
- The videos feature songs from a range of artists and, of course, highlight the new Beats Studio Buds.
Beats by Dre has launched a new campaign called "It's The Music" that features a range of artists as well as the brand's new Beats Studio Buds wireless earbuds.
The new video posted earlier today features Coi Leray who highlights "Attic" by SpotemGottem in the video.
The next video features tennis legend Serena Williams, who highlights "Black Magic" by Kelly Rowland.
Another video features Druski who showcases "Forever After All" by Luke Combs in his video.
The last and first video posted earlier this week features Roddy Ricch who features "March Madness" by Future.
Apple launched the Beats Studio Buds a couple of weeks ago after months of leaks and celebrities being seen with the new earbuds. The headphones boast the usual bass response expected from the Beats brand as well as noise cancellation and first-class compatibility across iOS and Android.
You can order the Beats Studio Buds now for $150 from Apple. If the earbuds aren't your thing, check out our list of the Best true wireless earbuds 2021.
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