Musical Campus Flirting is Theme of New Samsung Galaxy S4 Ad; Cricket Wireless to Sell S4 on June 7 at $600 (VIDEO)

Expect the buzz about the Samsung Galaxy S4 to be louder as another U.S. carrier announced the availability of the best-selling smartphone of the South Korean tech giant and amid a new TV advert that will surely catch the attention of young people.

The availability of more U.S. carriers to sell the device, which is Samsung's bestseller at 10 million units sold in just four weeks, would likely turn Apple green with envy amid the Cupertino-based tech giant's problems with plummeting stock value and problems with Congress over alleged tax avoidance.

On Thursday, Cricket Wireless said it will make available the S4 on June 7 with the price tag of $600. For those who will purchase the device on an installment plan, Cricket will discount it by $55.

Cricket will host the S4 on its 4G LTE network, similar to T-Mobile's network, available in limited markets. These include Philadelphia, Phoenix, Houston, San Antonio, Austin, Laredo, Corpus Christi and Brownsville-McAllen-Harlingen, Las Vegas and Tucson.

The S4 initially was sold in the U.S. in April through AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and U.S. Cellular, while on Friday, May 24, Verizon will sell the smartphone that offers 5-inch 1080p screen, quad-core processor and 13 MP camera and runs on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean.

Expected to further boost the popularity of the S4 is a new advert for TV that is described as a musical short film that runs for almost 5 minutes.

Titled Hi Hey Hello, the advert demonstrates the cool features of the S4 in the life of a male university student in love with another female student and new ways of courtship and campus flirting such as secretly snapping photos of your crush.

The S4 features shown in the fun advert are the Dual Shot, Smart Pause, Drama Shot, Sound & Shot and Air Gesture. The advert was megged by Joseph Kahn, a Grammy-Award winning director.

"We all remember how it feels to fall in love. But times have changed. We've become more sophisticated. Out instincts developed. And so has the Samsung Galaxy S4," the South Korean tech giant said.