The song playing in the background of the commercial has a driving rock 'n roll rhythm and a memorable hook, and fans of classic Brit-pop might just recognize it. It is stated by Tenn to have been originally conceived by Minerva and Louis, as a song that they would play when the kids at the school would be scared or afraid of an upcoming big event. Quite the modern solution to quite the ancient problem. Cleo solves her problem by swiping right and buying some gifts for her royal coterie on Amazon Prime. She pulls off the whole employee appreciation plan without breaking a sweat, thanks to Amazon Prime's quick delivery time. 'No one likes a diva, hon',' the commercial's narrator says as the famous ruler comes to realize that she's become less than popular with her servants. In Amazon's commercial for its Prime service, all of this is explained, while the commercial chides Cleo for her royal ways. Powerful, and a lover of both Julius Caesar and Mark Antony, she became infamous both during her lifetime and through centuries of subsequent depictions in art of dubious historical merit. Amazon Prime's latest commercial takes us back in time - all the way back to ancient Egypt in the time of that renowned ruler, Cleopatra.

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