Lots of girls are rounding up all their pink, sparkly toys and putting them in a big pile, which is later blasted off into space, as an anthem is sung to the tune of Quiet Riot's "Come on Feel the Noise." Building their rocket, the girls sing, “Girls make some noise. More than pink, pink, pink, we want to think! So come on bring the toys. Girls build like all the boys. Time to fly, fly, fly!” The commercial's production was sponsored by Intuit, maker of the Quick Books accounting software, as part of a contest to celebrate small businesses.
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