Shake Off that Cartoon Crush; Erin Esurance Has a Steady

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Emo heartthrob Kazutaka Nomura of PWRFL POWER gets animated, woos the uncatchable Erin Esurance, and teaches her a powerful lesson about self-esteem. In song.

Not that she needed it. She does, after all, prance around in spy clothes to sell car insurance.

This is part of a partnership between Esurance and the Monolith Music Festival at Red Rocks. The website, linked above, also includes a bio and an interview with PWRFL POWER, as well as tour dates.

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