To make this scenario even better, Freeman addresses commuters as his London Has Fallen vice president character, making respective drivers the president in this slightly bizarre-but we're not complaining-role play.
But now, the voice of God himself (remember Bruce Almighty?) can direct you to take the next left on your summer road trip in a vintage VW van: That's right, Morgan Freeman, the ultimate narrator, is now available as a voice option on Waze, a free traffic mobile app.Ī marketing plug for Freeman’s upcoming film, London Has Fallen (the sequel to Olympus Has Fallen), the new option allows drivers to listen to the famed deep soothing voice to help calm traffic-induced nerves and make Mondays a bit more manageable. Will be the new voice guiding you on Waze.🗣⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ The international music artist’s voice is available to accompany users until 30 June.⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ During this time, drivers using the navigation app will be able to select DJ Khaled’s voice within their settings and enjoy quotes including “Stay focused”, “Don’t play yourself”, and “The top’s off the Maybach”.⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ Waze, driving direction app, is used worldwide with 115 million users and has featured other celebrity voices for navigation such as Arnold Schwarzenegger, Kevin Hart, T-Pain, and Shaq.⠀ ⠀ “DJ Khaled has one of the most recognizable voices in the industry and is beloved by many of our 115+ million users around the world, so we can’t think of anyone better to safely and entertainingly guide Waze drivers on their journeys, ” said Adam Fried, Head of Global Partnerships at Waze.⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ In addition to DJ Khaled navigating your drive, he can also soundtrack your ride when you listen to his 100% playlist on Deezer.🎵⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ DJ Khaled’s available on Waze for a limited time, so update your voice today in Settings > Voice Directions > DJ Khaled and listen to Father of Asahd.When Waze added the voices of Arnold Schwarzenegger, Stephen Colbert, and Neil Patrick Harris to their navigation app, we weren't sure they could make commuting any more exciting.
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