Pepsi max driver commercial

Using the brand platform of "refresh" felt like an easy fit for this spot while leveraging our relationship with the NFL. So proud of the work. Sofia Vergara had exploded into pop culture and she became our iconic spokeswoman for three years in a row. At over five million views in a little over a month, it was the most buzzed about spot of the game.

With a little extra downtime on the set of our latest Sofia Vergara Diet Pepsi spot, we shot this little film with choreographer Mark Ballas Dancing with the Stars. Shortly after, the video was tweeted by Kim Kardashian, Kris Jenner. Times reported that the comic video was produced by Gifted You, which is owned by Will Ferrell's Funny or Die company. For those looking for an expert breakdown of the several clues that the Pepsi ad was faked, Jalopnik.

The auto news and gossip site also tried to track down the "salesman" at the dealership in the spot only to be told he was "unavailable. Real or fake, this commercial is still worth a watch. Does anyone just watch the game? This year was no different, and even threatened to smash the record for apparent offensiveness. Just as matrimonial peace is restored with a shared moment over a wait for it Pepsi Max, Hubby ogles a cute blonde and Wifey throws her Max at him—only he ducks and the can hits the blonde in the head instead.

She topples to the ground improbable as the couple makes a hasty getaway, apologizing as they flee. After all, what black man would not prefer a skinny blonde over a full-bodied black woman? Second, when did everybody get so sensitive? This commercial had me in stitches. If anything, I remember thinking it was good to see a married black couple outside of a Tyler Perry movie.

If kicking your husband under the table defines a mean, angry, emasculating shrew, than I am guilty as charged and a disgrace to black women everywhere. Allow me the slightest autobiography in explanation. My response? I would be bereft and despairing if you fell and broke your neck.

Please wear the rope. It may be pointless but it would soothe my agitated soul. Obesity related diseases run rampant in the black community. It was unbelievably fun doing it. There was also a lot of pressure. Nor did we want him to at any point to think that this was a prank. We wanted to have him think that this was serious. Obviously from his reaction I think we succeeded. AE: Yes you did. You got him. You got some acting chops there.

They did some really nice editing. It is amazing that when you get in disguise how you can start to adapt into a character. It certainly is not something that I am used to doing, but I love that Pepsi took the risk and wanted to take it to the whole level of disguising me. They gave me a tattoo and I was an ex-con. Turning this Chevrolet into a taxi and looking at every safety precaution to pull this off.

When they take that much risk and go all out like that it makes me want to go all out. So I did. I had a ton of pressure on me to make sure that Travis had no idea who I was.