There is nothing new or out of the ordinary in that video. It has all been shown before and most promos have part of, or similar content.

For time poor consumers or the trophy 'collector' it would be totally acceptable.

As for the music, I'm 53yo and didn't find it obnoxious. Looks to me like the marketing used in this video is progressive and may very well appeal to a younger consumer niche, just as the Mark Sullivan videos appeal to a certain market demographic.

The industry (and that's what this is promoting) won't stay in the 19th century for ever. It's a bit like hunting organisations saying that video games promote violence. That's a great way to alienate the under 35's and future members because of the way that message is currently being delivered.

That video will sell 'hunts', and those that don't like it won't buy.