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The Mount Pearl Anthem
Some cities have famous monuments. Some towns have historical relevance. Mount Pearl, the smallest city in Newfoundland has… free parking? Oh, and great work-life balance and strong wifi, too. And they’re so proud of all the little things that they’ve just dropped a rap video about their unknown city on the far east coast of Canada. Starring local real estate agent Jason Piercey, who brings an extreme amount of swag to his rap about a town that’s famous for nothing, “The Mount Pearl Anthem” showcases all the things the locals of this 23,000-person town love about their home. People are really nice. They’ve got automated garbage collection. They’ve got a Town Crier and a Frosty the snowman mascot. Peter’s Pizza and Landwash Brewery are great local spots, according to the rap. Mount Pearl is a progressive city with a non-traditional way of thinking. It’s hardly what you’d expect from a rap video or from a small city for that matter. Though mayor Dave Aker, or Mayor Dave as he’s known, is seen sporting his chain of office like bling. It's also available on iTunes: https://music.apple.com/ca/album/welcome-to-mount-pearl/1469940161?i=1... Film advertisement created by Target, Canada for City of Mount Pearl, within the category: Hospitality, Tourism.