The new iPhone 16e has landed, and a mysterious song is the protagonist of its commercial: everything we know about Talk.
Waiting for and watching the new Apple product commercials is one of the modern TV audience’s favorite sports worldwide. There’s always something interesting to discover—not just the features of the new products and why you absolutely need them, but also the creative ideas their marketing team comes up with for each new campaign. It has happened again with the launch of the new iPhone 16: the latest commercial has arrived, and everyone is talking about it, especially because of the song playing in the background.
For those who still don’t know what we’re talking about, you can find the iPhone 16e commercial below. The blue inflatable man is the star, dancing cheerfully to a Selena Gomez song that everyone wants to know more about.
The interesting thing is that the song featured in the iPhone 16e commercial is a new release that wasn’t yet available at the time of the Apple product launch: it’s a track by Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco, part of their upcoming album I Said I Love You First, set to be released on March 21.
The song is part of a special edition of the album as a bonus track. You can purchase the album by Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco, including Talk, in digital format directly from Selena’s official website at this link. The release is titled “I Said I Love You First – Talk.”
Since it is a bonus track, the full streaming version has not been released yet. The album version available on digital music stores is the standard one, so fans are still eager to hear Talk in its entirety. Let’s give Selena Gomez a little more time, and we’ll be satisfied soon. In the meantime, you can enjoy the spicy lyrics heard in the commercial—check them out below!
I need your arms around me, I need to feel your touch
Baby, I’m tired of waiting
Go recharge your batteries, come back to me and make your mama proud
I need your arms around me, I need to feel your touch
And I really wanna talk
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