We are pulling the content and halting any further rollout. We did not intend to make light of any serious issue. Clearly, we missed the mark, and we apologize. "Pepsi was trying to project a global message of unity, peace, and understanding. also joined the conversation and posted a photo of her father in an altercation with police and wrote, "If only Daddy would have known about the power of #Pepsi." Pepsi released a statement and apologized to both critics and Jenner. Bernice King, the daughter of the late civil rights activist, Dr. Memes circulated around the Internet as fans said Pepsi made light of the police brutality and the shootings of unarmed black men, and suggested that all victims needed to do was hand police a Pepsi and they would have survived. Pepsi was accused of making Jenner appear to be the savior of heavy movements like Black Lives Matter. An Old Thanos Quote Attributed To A Kid On A Pepsi Throne Is The Best Apolitical Mood. Honestly, Kendall Jenner's commercial wouldn't have been so bad if it wasn't for the last part involving the police officers. See more 'Every Man Has 2 Fantasies' images. Let's start with the best, shall we? 15 Britney Spears But the entire situation has caused us to reflect on some of the best and worst Pepsi commercials that have ever hit our television screens. Less than 24 hours later the company pulled the ad and released an apology. As if right on cue, actually it was right on cue, the police officer and his cop friends started smiling and all was well in the world of Pepsi.until the commercial actually aired. Jenner grabbed an ice cold can that appeared to be quite refreshing, and handed it to one of the police officers who were tasked with making sure the protests remained peaceful. Whatever it is, it only took a Pepsi to ease the tension. While it's not clear what they were rallying about, it's safe to say it could have been concerning inclusion and equal and fair rights. She was summoned by an attractive guy to join a crowd of peaceful protesters. In the ad, Jenner was doing her supermodel thing in a snazzy silver outfit, blonde wig, and dark lipstick. She has kind of been the one to get the most criticism, other than Pepsi itself, after the company, as it said in an official statement, "missed the mark" with its latest advertisement. And while it has never really come under fire in the past, it has probably experienced more backlash than ever thanks to a new commercial featuring reality star and supermodel Kendall Jenner. Celebrities from A-list entertainers to phenomenal athletes have represented the brand since its inception. The dog barks, and Dole says: “Easy, boy.” Finally, the slogan: “The Joy of Pepsi.The Pepsi brand has been a coveted one since it started back in 1898. Costume change, fireworks, and back to Dole. And then we see … Bob Dole, in a darkened room, watching the ad on television with his dog. We see some Coca-Cola employees entranced by Britney’s televised writhing. A cutaway of her sucking down a bottle of Pepsi that’s sure to linger in many a male id, and so on. So there’s some stuff with her on a conveyor belt. In other words, the second ad is the first ad, but this time it reveals the audience. All of this is identical to the first ad, but now comes the twist: Interspersed with the above are scenes of various slack-jawed males staring at the commercial on television. Cutaways to Britney smiling or looking coquettish.
The music is a sort of random amalgam of Britney-pop sounds and beats, with pro-Pepsi lyrics. She struts along and is surrounded by dancers for some synchronized leg flapping. Music builds, the person turns around and-it’s her! It’s Britney! She whips off the jumpsuit, and it turns out she’s wearing one of her sexy little costumes. The second spot starts out precisely the same way: It opens with a shot from behind of someone in a blue Pepsi jumpsuit. In the first ad-you’re not going to believe this-what Britney does is sing and dance around in a revealing outfit. The Ad: Technically there were two ads, but the first one is really just a setup to the second.
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