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Pepsi decided to go the social commentary route in a bid to sell their product but their attempt is one of the more distasteful and pitiful attempts at marketing. In the ad we see Kendall Jenner join a crowd of marchers and then hand a policeman the drink which brings the protesters to celebrate suggesting […]
Pepsi decided to go the social commentary route in a bid to sell their product but their attempt is one of the more distasteful and pitiful attempts at marketing.
In the ad we see Kendall Jenner join a crowd of marchers and then hand a policeman the drink which brings the protesters to celebrate suggesting that one of the pressing issues in the US on the issue of police brutality can be resolved by Pepsi.
Pepsi’s new ad is the perfect example of what not to do when advertising as it trivializes people’s legitimate problems.
Watch the full ad below and see some reactions to the poor attempt at speaking on social issues.
https://twitter.com/TinubuTweets/status/849395358761443329
https://twitter.com/mafenimafenimaf/status/849395308392001536
https://twitter.com/SeyiAl/status/849384814822264836
Who knew police officers just needed a Pepsi to stop beating and shooting civilians.
pic.twitter.com/msj7yA3a0j— ally (@missmayn) April 4, 2017
I wonder if "blue drinks matter" will be Pepsi's new slogan
— Mike (@ProgPro) April 4, 2017
https://twitter.com/ultratwigs/status/849394294209359872
https://twitter.com/CarterSteph__/status/849394605468594177