Kim Kardashian & the Skims commercial: what’s the song?

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The new Skims commercial aired in 2024 stars Kim Kardashian in many different roles: let’s discover the song in the background.

Skims is one of the fastest-growing brands in America right now, and the new commercial released during the 2024 Academy Awards intends to make this clear to everybody. The ad was created by the Wieden+Kennedy Agency, which is already responsible for famous commercials like Nike, KFC, and Old Spice, and stars Kim Kardashian as a futuristic personality who plays multiple roles.

The commercial looks like a sci-fi short movie, showing Skims underwear’s comfort and beauty. Watch it below in full version.

SKIMS Lab

Of course, besides the presence of Kim Kardashian and her many clones, the other protagonist of the Skims commercial is undoubtedly the background music: an old tune that steals the spotlight, recognized by many viewers, especially those belonging to the older generations. Yes, the song featured in the 2024 Skims commercial with Kim Kardashian is Dream Weaver by Gary Wright. You can listen to it below.

Dream Weaver

Gary Wright released Dream Weaver in 1975 as the lead single from his album of the same name. That record also contains another song that became an identifying piece of his career, Love Is Alive. According to Wright, Dream Weaver was inspired by the book Autobiography of a Yogi by the Hindu monk Paramahansa Yogananda: the book made the singer think about how the human mind weaves dreams.

Below, you can find the lyrics you hear in the Skims commercial:

Ooh, dream weaver
I believe we can reach the morning light

Fly me away to the bright side of the moon
Meet me on the other side

Ooh, ooh, dream weaver
I believe you can get me through the night

A hit from the 70s that younger viewers probably didn’t know: the song chosen by Skims for the new commercial is a glimpse of classic style from another musical era, becoming a peculiar aspect of an ad set in a futuristic context. That’s why the song stands out so much: now you know more about it.

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