Here is why the Spotify ToothBrush won’t happen…

Back in 2014 during the big spotify leak, a file was released about the spoufy tooth brush.

The Spotify house was also mentioned, but this article is about the toothbrush

If you would like to read the Spotify House article the link is here.

WE HAVE NOT PUBLISHED THIS YET!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1n5FCmLVf2nc6uIPOPr3jUmXR_BNYuPrTxzDool348bg/edit

The Spotify toothbrush was an idea that was going to use bone conductivity to play your music.

The idea was with good intention, “people like music and don’t like brushing there teeth” says chief analyst of 2014 Anthony Matthew’s.

This will get people to start brushing their teeth because then the act of brushing teeth becomes more fun.

Surely this idea isn’t the first as Tooth Tunes, a popular toothbrush company back in the 2000’s was a smash hit, however the marketing was more geared to children.

The Spotify toothbrush is geared for more adults.

However the many hurdles the idea had faced were much more than the bills people have to pay for dentists.

Spotify descison maker Matthew Brian, said that the toothbrush required Spotify premium to even turn on, and at a projected cost of 69.99$ things were not looking bright for the titular toothbrush.

Later project spear header Anthony Matthew’s was fired, because the Spotify toothbrush was not waterproof, and the Spotify toothbrush projected was terminated.

Would you use a Spotify toothbrush?

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