OrdkaMarlSkirata It's pretty obvious he invented it. There's literally a *lightning bulb* moment when he's meditating. A bunch of people in the episode commented on how Draper was going to come back (Roger). Some of the singers are dressed similarly to the hippies at his commune. Also, Don tried to find happiness wandering around on his own, but he failed. He figured out he's an advertising man at heart and found inner peace in accepting it.
@@batphink2655he was a professional singer and played guitar, drums etc but when he moved to NY he worked in the recording studio on sound, mixing, etc.
@@batphink2655he worked on music for the commercial in the studio. I remember as a child sitting in the studio watching this over and over and over on a tv as they were working on it.
"Advertising is based on one thing. Happiness. And you know what happiness is? Happiness is the smell of a new car. It's freedom from fear. It's a billboard on the side of the road that screams reassurance that whatever you are doing is okay. You are okay."
Except when it's not. Like all those times that advertising is about laser-focusing on the watcher's insecurity and telling them they can make it go away with the product being advertised.
Imagine Don returning to Mcanns office after being missed for such a long time and telling his boss they have to shoot this coke ad with a bunch of hippies singing on a hilltop.
I was a kid when this was the pause between programming. Many hints there are at their being a much greater and much more profound Truth just outside of what we can taste and see. There is! Jesus is The Light - The True Light of the world. In heaven all people groups, all tongues, all tribes will worship in True Harmony and Love. Dont delay. Jesus is waiting and time is precious. Shalom
Thank you Mad Men and Coca Cola must be loving all this attention. :) I'd like to think Don wrote this ad up with Peggy and Stan. Joan helped with the production crew. Team effort. And it was filmed in Italy because Birdie loved Italy and after work was complete Don stood on that hill top and spread her ashes.
Undeniably, one of the most iconic television ads of all time. This commercial is usually in every top 10 I have ever seen of the greatest television commercials. I was just a little boy the first time I heard it, but I remember it being ear candy. I’m 47 now and this song, the visuals, the message still sends chills up my spine. Thank you for sharing this part of our youth.
@@franksanz1044 yes, indeed, I am a bicentennial baby!! Some days, I feel nostalgic for the media of my youth. It’s still a great song, ad, and I still drink Coke
Also 48 here. I love this commercial and the Christmas version as well. I still have a jewelry box my parents gave me one year for Christmas that plays this tune.
Over 50 years later and this is still one of the all time best commercials EVER! Brought a tear to my eyes seeing it after all these years. I remember when it was new.
@@spenjor I agree. I was a child when this commercial aired. Watching it definitely makes me tear up. Not because of cheap sentiment, but because it reminds me of how very hateful and bitter so many people are today who cannot enjoy a display of togetherness among people of different nationalities. They have to spit on this idea and belittle it. That is because their souls dried up and died long ago. And, yes, I know it's "just a commercial" but it's still a beautiful idea and one that would not occur today.
@@oopurpledove But did you not read what eventhisidistaken wrote? What is wrong with people? The comment is perfectly factual and correct - drinking too much coke is not at all good for you. But of course those of a more liberal mind just see it as a ‘unity’ drink. Smh
It's still pretty creepy though. It's as if A.I. in the 1970's decided that we could all get behind a fizzy caffeinated beverage. No more wars. Just a brackish colored soda filled with love to keep us going.
@@caligulite Yeah, anyone who can spot key signs in the collapse of a society can recognize the sinister nature of this commercial. Brackish, pacifistic, and impotent, eschewing nature for an inorganic notion of communal love. Half truth upon half truth.
Guillermo Garraton and soon turned into one of most successful songs shakermaker oasis ua-cam.com/video/3FpNw3286y8/v-deo.html and wait until they start singing then you will hear if I would recommend you to listen to some of their other songs they were a good band
@@arihaviv8510This was Coca-Cola before the corn syrup turned it into garbage. Both Coke and Pepsi were amazingly good, ice cold out of a vending machine in the tall bottles.
Aww the days of drinking and smoking at the office keep those creative juices flowing people dressed well aesthetics were better life seems so oppressive comparatively now.
@@AnnaLVajda My dad, who was of that generation, loved the show but used to laugh at the drinking in the office part. We wouldn't have got any work done since we would have all fallen asleep at our desks after lunch. My brother worked out that I'm the exact age of Sally Draper and I have to say the writers got the kids of that era right. Plus those of a certain age were looking at the sets and thinking OMG, mom had one of those in the dining room.
I've been driving in my car, it's not quite a Jaguar I bought it in Primrose Hill from a bloke from Brazil It was made in fifty-nine in a factory by the Tyne It says Morris on the door, the G.P.O. owned it before I drive in it for my job, the governor calls me a slob But I don't really care, give me some gas and the open air It's a bit old but it's mine, I mend it in my spare time Just last week I changed the oil, the rocker valves and the coil Just last week I changed the oil Last week it went round the clock, I also had a little knock I dented somebody's fender, he learnt not to park on a bender, ha ha ha I've been driving in my car, it don't look much but I've been far I drive up to Muswell Hill, I've even been to Selsey Bill I drove along the A45, I had her up to 58 This copper stopped me the other day, you're mistaken what could I say The tyres were a little worn, they were O.K., I could have sworn I like driving in my car, I'm satisfied I've got this far I like driving in my car, it don't look much but I've been far I like driving in my car, even with a flat tyre I like driving in my car, it's not quite a Jaguar I like driving in my car, I'm satisfied I've got this far
@@nickyfrenchdoc This scene is very similar to the Human Instrumentality Project. The catch is that Shinji rejects it. Pain is essential to being human.
Just got done watching "Mad Men" I went into the show having no clue what it was even about, and after finally finishing it I am so glad I watched it! I really enjoyed the plot, the cast, and the ending!
I was born in 1972, so it is likely that my memories of this commercial are from the Christmas remake they did in 1977 with the singers holding candles. However, I'm sure I remember both and the reunion one in 1990. Such a treasured time to have grown up. The young kids of today have no idea what it was truly like.
.. today the rich show you how poor you are with over priced items they own. Manufacturers also show by creating new models of everything, every 6months.. simply cant keep up😜😜😜
@@ReginaTrans_ LOL.. Yeah, well we weren't really poor. We had what we needed in 1971. It was a great time, we just didn't know how great it was until modern times. I remember it like it was yesterday.
This is one of the most iconic ads of the 70s, if not the most iconic. It really just captures the overall feel of the decade. I think this was also the commercial that debuted the new slogan "it's the real thing", before this it was "things go better with Coke".
My mother has a 45 record of this song and keeps it as a treasure. She also filed for divorce from her husband in 1962 something unheard of then at that time. She's now 88 and very hip with today's world.
Gawd, I remember this commercial. Back when we actually believed the world could come together and live as a single species. How naive we were. How sad that is.
Same here, growing up during the Viet Nam war debacle, I thought the commercial was showing us the way. I still think the message is correct, we just lack the intelligence and the will to making progress towards "perfect harmony".
It's still possible. With the exception of the few who profit from war and hatred, the whole world wants that. We were *this close* - then they sabotaged it. However, it was because they had lost the rational argument. They were losing a chess game, so they threw a tantrum and tossed the board on the floor. What's needed now is something not enough people are talking about: *A new wave of Nuremberg Trials.* A relative handful of high-profile mass-murderers must at last be brought to Justice for all the world to see. The 20th Century was a century like none before: A century of horror, evil, treachery, destruction, and bitter tears...but also a century of heroes, geniuses, and miracles. *Never let it die.*
@@pleasedontwatchthese9593 if they've failed to develop a centering morality by this time, then the "reunion" gambit may prove an effective method of cancelling the vapid culture of corporate idolatry. ok, boomers?
@@prima6170 en argentina lo escuché en 1972, yo tenía 14 años y estaba pasando una etapa muy dura, recuerdo la emoción que me provocaba al ver a esos jóvenes cantando en Roma.
Most of them are in intensive care units due to the consumption of the the sugary liquid. And I guess many of them are regretting to have participate in such deceiving comercial.
The people in this video are the Gen Z of the early 1970’s, probably making the Silent generation feel REPLACED, just like Gen Z are doing with millennials today in the early 2020’s, Gen Z have no idea this decade will put them to work, the 2020’s hasn’t even started........ just like Boomers were basically living like it was still the 60’s and it was already 1971!!!!! Still acting like children
Boomers remind me of Zoomers these days, they also looked entitled like they were trying to replace the Silent Generation & make them feel OLD, when the Silent’s were still kinda young !!! Being 40 is still young, the 1960’s early 70’s still belonged to the Silent Generation, so why Marilyn, James Dean, or Elvis were not there anymore ??? If they would be just 37 or 43?? They would even look young like Gwen Stefani in the 2000’s or BlackEyedPeas in the 2010’s, millennials NEVER made Gen X & Gen Jones feel excluded, we always included older generations, and they still did GOOD MUSIC & still look young cause we gave them a chance, Zoomers really are making millennials feel worthless and are trying to keep them AWAY at all costs
@@johnathandavis3693 u guys see my point ? My generation never disrespected Gen X or Gen Jones, whatever, let’s hope Generation Alpha is nice to them, I’d like to feel empathy for them but if they’re not showing it to us, what can I do
Zach: May I also nominate "Look for the Union Label"? ua-cam.com/video/7Lg4gGk53iY/v-deo.html If only we had listened, instead of prioritizing the accumulation of more stuff we didn't need at the expense of well-paying, American jobs. I agree that "I'd like to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony" is also a powerful message that was generally ignored, even though people hummed the song and bought the Coke.
I was in senior high school and I remember singing this every time it came on as coke commercial on TV, can't believe it turned 50 in 2021. Time flies so fast.
What really gets me of this commercial is the first verses in the lyrics: "I want to buy the world a home and furnish it with love" Beautiful. The man or woman who composed this was a genious. Just what is needed in these times where hate and violence seem to be the rule. We still have a chance but we must start now. Tomorrow might be too late.
This was and still the best advertisement/commercial song ever....can't imagine why Coca-Cola stopped playing it. It would be cool 50 years later to see if they could find the singers and Coke do a then and now. I was a kid when this was on the air, I enjoyed it...they also made a Xmas one the same year or the following.
I can imagine all the seniors with walkers and mobility scooters on the hillside "singing" the coke song with their wheezing and oxygen masks, ....ah..nostalgia.
No shit, that was 36 years before the first iPhone. Your critique against modern technology doesn't make any sense. Good job typing this into a computer/smartphone and letting the world wide web know btw
@@jovenintensa It's a simple commercial with paid actors on a set for coke with an okay song..."Love disguised as an ad" yeah no, it's an ad disguised as love.
@@bigbay1159Bang on! Just like any good ad, it is carefully designed to reflect the trends of its time, trying to come off as original while it's clearly not. That doesn't mean an ad can't be appreciated on its own. Just keep in mind that the creatives at an ad agency work under a lot of pressure to come up with results (=$$$). Nope, I didn't watch too many episodes of Mad Men, I actually worked as a musician/composer for TV commericals for over 16 years, until virtual libraries took over.
@@truefilm6991 That is just a given, no one is going to put money into an ad if will not bring results. It's not a horrible commercial but calling it "love disguised as an ad" is delusional. Not as bad as the Pepsi commercial with the police officer. Apparently the fix to all the issues was handing a pepsi to a cop. Talk about out of touch
IMO the main problem is that more audience wants realism, they want the things happened on TV to be things that occur in their daily lives. As a result, stars are similar to the average public, and the plots are even less dramatic than what an average person encounters on an average day.
@@joelperry8187 We actually had hope in the 1970s that things would become better for everyone. No more war. Equality for all. Racism would be eradicated. That hope certainly died!
@@kingtreedede7303 even racism was better, it was at least real, not fake and stupid like today, when you can't look at someone without beeing called a rasist!!!
@@Cheeseburger.Launch.Sequence Noone pretended anything to be what it wasn't. That's todays mentality, to pretend through fb and instagram and youtube that your life is awsome,wonderful, and then you go and take your own life... How many youtubers haven't posted fake feelings for months or years recently and ended up committi g suicide???
Really, it is sad. I was four years old at the time of these commercials. I just remember a happy feeling and seeing people come together. That's all I remember in general. That I know of, Coca-Cola promoted inclusiveness and positivity for many years. I'm not sure what happened, but apparently times have changed :(
Vested interests have revived “racism” they have divided us by telling us the world is more divided now than ever. The big lie is making woke cancel culture the norm. Google, Facebook, Twitter, and major news media have divided us. They have turned the world upside down.
We had to learn this in school! I think I learned it in 1977 when I was in the 4th grade. I didn't even know it was a commercial until Christmas season came around and I happened to hear it! 😂
Thank you, Stanislav Petrov, for proving that humanity deserves a second chance despite its flaws and mistakes in the generations before him and proved that humanity truly can reel back from the scariest era in history
I’m not a coke person but I want this song to be used again for an anniversary I think I know how it should be used It’ll show different families getting ready for something with one of them singing the song in the background (I hope you get what I mean) one by one it shows them getting ready and then driving somewhere finally it shows them all coming to the same place for a party where the chorus finally harmonizes and the tagline is Coke bring the world together for generations (aka whenever they do it)
When this commercial and jingle came out in 1971, I was 16 and a junior in high school with nothing but black hair on my head. Now 50 years later, I am a senior citizen with a head full of gray hair and living in a world where we need lots of LOVE. This commercial brings us back to happier times. The jingles should make a comeback once again. There were some great jingles during the 60's and 70's. There was the great jingles battle between Coca-Cola and Pepsi and RC(Royal Crown) colas. The great battles between cigarettes and cigars . Bring back the jingles and help make the world and people more caring towards those who are different from us.
Ellis, lucky you missed the draft...you cant go home. 1950s to 1960s America was great, things changing for the better. We died in Dallas, no Thanksgiving, just lies.
Perhaps 2 years younger than you. We are headed into something MUCH better than the 60s and 70s. You will see.The Golden Age of Humanitu is around the corner. Think 5th Dimension song Age of Aquarius
I was 4 years old when this original commercial was playing. I remember I'd run around the house and sing it. I still know the words to it even today and I'm 57.
Come on people. In the 70s we did not drink nearly as much soft drinks as you younger people do now. One bottle a week was considered as a luxury, and we didn't have plastic two liter bottles back then either. They were glass, and you had to return the bottles to the store to get your deposit back.
Mok214 In the 1970s, I recall regularly riding a bike to a convenience store to purchase soft drinks, in two different states (MO, TX). In the latter location, my friends and I would collect a big load of bottles from home construction sites and take them to the store for the deposit. That's how we bought candy and sodas for ourselves and sometimes tickets to the movies.
A large green bottle of Coke was 26 ounces, our family of six would have it on Friday night with pizza. The cap didn't twist off, you had to use a bottle opener. Now you can go to 7-Eleven and buy a personal Big Gulp gallon for breakfast. The deposit was 2 cents and you could buy two pieces of candy.
AMEN! The younger generation never had it so good. We worked hard not play as much as "Mad Men" did but there were times we did. If you knew someone high in the Executive company and they liked you-you would enjoy some of the perks like flying to Bimini on an airplane just for fun during my lunch break. Believe me, when I say, this happened. Also, a lot of drinking during lunch was considered the "norm."
R.I.P to the great man, nearly my father in law for creating such a memorable advert. The man had vision. Very proud to have known him. Taught me a lot.
Dear William Jones, Take heart, If you did NOT take the Vaxx you WILL see your wish come true. Guaranteed. I could speak to you for hours on what I know , what I have discovered. The planet has been ruled by parasitic peoples and that is changing. We are in a hidden war. See things begin to look better around the holidays. And upwards from there. We are on the brink of cocreating the Golden Age of Humanity
Draper has done it again!
trha2222
hahaha
Did Don rip off The Pepsi Generation?en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pepsi_Generation
Question: Can we be sure Don made it? Couldn´t it be, that Peggie did it, due to the zeitgeist and Don stayed at the community?
OrdkaMarlSkirata unless you're matthew weiner, it's up to your own interp.
OrdkaMarlSkirata It's pretty obvious he invented it. There's literally a *lightning bulb* moment when he's meditating. A bunch of people in the episode commented on how Draper was going to come back (Roger). Some of the singers are dressed similarly to the hippies at his commune. Also, Don tried to find happiness wandering around on his own, but he failed. He figured out he's an advertising man at heart and found inner peace in accepting it.
Just finished Mad Men, I feel empty
I was on the binge...what a mess I am right now.
I’m kinda sad I didn’t see it until now
Don Draper, we miss you. At least, he knows who he really is and always be, an ad man.
Are you the Myspace founder?
You are not alone
Can't believe this commercial is 50 years old this year. Thanks Donald Draper for creating this masterpiece.
lmao
😂😂😂
Even more impressive considering he was a baby that year
I can't either, Elgar. Peace.
Creator Bill Backer
My dad worked on the music for this Coca Cola ad.
Kewl prpyd of his work
What did he do produce, mix or play an instrument?
@@batphink2655he was a professional singer and played guitar, drums etc but when he moved to NY he worked in the recording studio on sound, mixing, etc.
My dad worked on it too. He wrote it
@@batphink2655he worked on music for the commercial in the studio. I remember as a child sitting in the studio watching this over and over and over on a tv as they were working on it.
"Advertising is based on one thing. Happiness. And you know what happiness is? Happiness is the smell of a new car. It's freedom from fear. It's a billboard on the side of the road that screams reassurance that whatever you are doing is okay. You are okay."
John Richardson
I'm right by your side, brother!
In my mind this ad will always be linked to don draper👏🏻
@John Richardson I was 6 or 7 when this came out (my birthday was in October so...)
“….it’s toasted”
Except when it's not. Like all those times that advertising is about laser-focusing on the watcher's insecurity and telling them they can make it go away with the product being advertised.
Imagine Don returning to Mcanns office after being missed for such a long time and telling his boss they have to shoot this coke ad with a bunch of hippies singing on a hilltop.
chrisop 8 be like 😐.......................... BRILLIANT!!
@@mazharcoban AH, CRAP I GOT SPOILED AGAIN
@@mak_707 don't watch UA-cam Videos about TV series you haven't finished watching
@@lukegreen5696 except thats not a video about a tv series!
Also it's a hilltop in Italy with people from 30 countries.
I'm 66 years old. I remember singing along to this as a teenager in the 70s, whenever it came up on TV! 😢❤
Had the strippers at spearmint rino singing this owner came out looked and walked away
So do I.
Me, too!
Me too , I was 12 !
I was 9 and remember singing to it as well🌈
I grew up with this commercial. Reminds me of the best times in my life.
Same here.
Do you recall the commercial of Herbal Essence.Animated commercial?
That voice always got me
This is the only jingle that taught me to sing
Unrecognisable now
Gen * would not believe it
so true
Thanks Stan.
It was a very nice video.
our lord and savior
And thank you EmpLemon, for shedding light on the man who spared us all.
Indeed the real legend
Thank you for making that video. I heard that story in a lecture I’m listening too. It was cool to hear all the context behind it.
Can't believe these young lads are in their late 60s early 70s now 🤦♂️🤦♂️ Amazing how life is like a vapor.
It really is. Over in a flash.
They're boomers now
Vapor?
VAPE?
VAPE LYFE!
@@evieshadoff6147 they were boomers back then
I was a kid when this was the pause between programming. Many hints there are at their being a much greater and much more profound Truth just outside of what we can taste and see. There is! Jesus is The Light - The True Light of the world. In heaven all people groups, all tongues, all tribes will worship in True Harmony and Love. Dont delay. Jesus is waiting and time is precious. Shalom
Thank you Mad Men and Coca Cola must be loving all this attention. :) I'd like to think Don wrote this ad up with Peggy and Stan. Joan helped with the production crew. Team effort. And it was filmed in Italy because Birdie loved Italy and after work was complete Don stood on that hill top and spread her ashes.
wow...you really gave a thought on this...nice :)
Fuck, that made me tear up.
Why would don get birdies ashes
This is cannon now.
Ruth Lusijah he wouldn't
the guy who wrote this was a genius, and for just a television commercial, that's kinda like hitting a grand slam on a t-ball field
Undeniably, one of the most iconic television ads of all time. This commercial is usually in every top 10 I have ever seen of the greatest television commercials. I was just a little boy the first time I heard it, but I remember it being ear candy. I’m 47 now and this song, the visuals, the message still sends chills up my spine. Thank you for sharing this part of our youth.
This commercial came out in 1971 and you were born around 1976? I forgot about this song, but definitely heard it in my childhood as well.
@@franksanz1044 yes, indeed, I am a bicentennial baby!! Some days, I feel nostalgic for the media of my youth. It’s still a great song, ad, and I still drink Coke
@@schmiggidy ua-cam.com/video/ogYk-F3d9oo/v-deo.html
I actually like pea green.
Also 48 here. I love this commercial and the Christmas version as well. I still have a jewelry box my parents gave me one year for Christmas that plays this tune.
Just finished binge-watching all 7 seasons of mad men on Netflix. What a great show. One of my favorites and one of the best of all time
Same, I spent the whole summer watching Mad Men. Best show ever
That's what brought me here too. I couldn't believe how that series ended - brilliant!
Same here :) best show ever ...
Finished it a few weeks back. Was pretty good although season 6 was abit flat should've developed some of the characters abit more like drapers kids.
Draper gang
Don Draper was a genius
Yes!
You do know he didn't actually exist or make this, right?
Logic Police What are you talking about? Don was employed by McCann when he did this commercial
Dontell Benjamin , he still the boss 😅
obviously ya fool
Over 50 years later and this is still one of the all time best commercials EVER! Brought a tear to my eyes seeing it after all these years. I remember when it was new.
Oh Do Get a Life
@@edmund184 It must suck to be as miserable as you.
Mine too …. We need this attitude in our world today.
@@spenjor I agree. I was a child when this commercial aired. Watching it definitely makes me tear up. Not because of cheap sentiment, but because it reminds me of how very hateful and bitter so many people are today who cannot enjoy a display of togetherness among people of different nationalities. They have to spit on this idea and belittle it. That is because their souls dried up and died long ago.
And, yes, I know it's "just a commercial" but it's still a beautiful idea and one that would not occur today.
YES!!!!! there is value in itys heartfelt rendition especially in todays world
0:36 Girl who looks EXACTLY like the receptionist at the hippie retreat. Matthew Weiner, you are a genius.
Omg!
I thought you said “Weimer” and I was like THATS MY NAME and then of course it was weiner
Tamara Velasquez 0:16 looks more like her to me
There's a girl that looks a lot like Don's "niece" too like so much like her when I saw the finale I was shooketh
So true. Draper perpetuated her in the ad.
*"Don, my boy."*
The Best things in life are free
Aditya Ranjan 😭😭😭
God that is one of the most heart wrenching things in mad men among soooo many others
Bert stage performing as a singer and dancer is one of the things I didn't know I wanted but sorely needed.
don i need you to go find a cardboard box and put your things in it but first lets hear your idea
One of the most memorable commercials ever.
The video SCREAMS Pluto in Leo
Or baby boomers
Lindo,hermoso comercial.
The 70's 😎😎😎🧡💯💛💛
Yes it is.
In USA maybe. The first time I heard about this commercial was in Mad Men. I'm from Europe. In 70s I wasn't yet around.
This came out the year I was born. I remember from a very early age learning to sing along with it. Oh the memories ❤️
Just when you thought Don Draper was a washed up relic of the late 50s and early 60s, he comes up with this masterpiece. Respect. 😉
Sad your only references in LIFE is a TV show and the internet. Poor YOU. Truly. POOR YOU.
A thing like that...
@@jt.8144 Very helpful.
@@jt.8144 ...the moron comments on an advertisement.
@@Josh-cw8by thanks Pete!
"I'd like to sell the world a Coke"
~Pablo Escobar
Underrated comment right here
@@HolyRomanEmpire962-1806 funny
as a colombian, thanks
🤣🤣
Lol
This tune still resonates since my childhood. Wonder how many of them are still around..
i remember on the anniversary they redid the commercial with the original crew and their children, still one of the greatist moments in advertising
Are you on a wheelchair?
If they continued to drink coke, not many.
@@eventhisidistakenthe song was about unity and peace
@@oopurpledove
But did you not read what eventhisidistaken wrote? What is wrong with people? The comment is perfectly factual and correct - drinking too much coke is not at all good for you. But of course those of a more liberal mind just see it as a ‘unity’ drink. Smh
Wow that brings back memories,I was 16 yrs old love that song the 70s was a great time to grow up in ❤
I was 15 years of age. That was literally the best year of my (very wonderful) life.
Back when coke had real sugar in it.
Sooo true!! I was 16, also! ❤
McCann Erickson really did this ad.
Not the first time Donald Draper switched identity shrug
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pekau prometheus if you’d watched the show you would recognize that McCann-Erickson is the company he worked for.
As someone who loathes advertising, I have to say that was a great commercial.
True. Because you are human and have a heart. We humans love and are meant to love. I have not drank any soft drinks for decades.
It's still pretty creepy though. It's as if A.I. in the 1970's decided that we could all get behind a fizzy caffeinated beverage. No more wars. Just a brackish colored soda filled with love to keep us going.
It's so iconic.
@@caligulite Yeah, anyone who can spot key signs in the collapse of a society can recognize the sinister nature of this commercial.
Brackish, pacifistic, and impotent, eschewing nature for an inorganic notion of communal love. Half truth upon half truth.
The AllState commercial on the Norwegian island was great, too.
Don wraps it up with one of the most successful tv ads ever!
Guillermo Garraton and soon turned into one of most successful songs shakermaker oasis ua-cam.com/video/3FpNw3286y8/v-deo.html and wait until they start singing then you will hear if I would recommend you to listen to some of their other songs they were a good band
What a great message this world so desperately needs.......I miss those times...I remember this commercial like it was yesterday.
But please don't miss the coke just the advert they where great
That the world needs to buy more Coke?
@@arihaviv8510This was Coca-Cola before the corn syrup turned it into garbage. Both Coke and Pepsi were amazingly good, ice cold out of a vending machine in the tall bottles.
RIP the guy who made this ad. Passed away today.
I was about to post that. #Respect
DON?
+Lies Bill Backer.
The reverend did NOT make this ad.
R.I.P
You KNOW why you are here
*****
Laugh ? Those are some hot looking girls.
CrociatoAzzurro True, isn't it strange though when you stop and think those hot looking girls are senior citizens now, lol
dmulk1
True. They are surely even older than Megan's mother Marie. Poor Roger...
dmulk1 True; so-called Father Time has the last laugh on us all. Kinda sad, but what can ya do?
+commentguy721 Zone?
You know your getting older when you remember seeing this on television.
Why did ppl look so different back fhen? Like...old
You know you’re getting older when time is linear! Am I right!
"Getting" older? That ship has sailed!!!
And it sure doesn't feel like 50 years ago😮
@@georgieorgy5589 Just the camera quality is different
My dad was looking up old commercials from when he was a child/teen/young adult and this was one of them he showed us ❤
Okay Coca Cola, next July will be the 50th anniversary of this ad - hope to see it re-done on the same hill with a new cast.
God, i hope they do it
I think they did remake this advert at some point.
They should just give the Gallagher brothers all the money to stand next to eachother again. They must’ve made coke millions
Not long left, but I am hoping for it.
yeah - a bunch woke libtard broken alphabet mafia types. - no thanks
I came from Zone Tan
I came from Mad Men
I came from EmpLemon's Stanislav Petrov video
*to
Haven't heard the name Zone Tan in years. Glad to see it still gets around lol
I came from UA-cam’s recommendation, but originally from a Cracked article
Zone Tan XD
*i came*
Don did a great job with this, Just finished Mad Men....I may just rewatch it.
Same here Xx
Aww the days of drinking and smoking at the office keep those creative juices flowing people dressed well aesthetics were better life seems so oppressive comparatively now.
@@AnnaLVajda My dad, who was of that generation, loved the show but used to laugh at the drinking in the office part. We wouldn't have got any work done since we would have all fallen asleep at our desks after lunch. My brother worked out that I'm the exact age of Sally Draper and I have to say the writers got the kids of that era right. Plus those of a certain age were looking at the sets and thinking OMG, mom had one of those in the dining room.
Mad men was awesome
I’ve watched it 5x it never gets old
Back in a time when TV was great to watch. Even the commercials were entertaining I do miss these commercials
I've been driving in my car, with my friend Mr. Soft
Mr. Clean and Mr. Ben, are living in my loft
Ah, shake along with me
Ah, shake along with me
I've been driving in my car, it's not quite a Jaguar
I bought it in Primrose Hill from a bloke from Brazil
It was made in fifty-nine in a factory by the Tyne
It says Morris on the door, the G.P.O. owned it before
I drive in it for my job, the governor calls me a slob
But I don't really care, give me some gas and the open air
It's a bit old but it's mine, I mend it in my spare time
Just last week I changed the oil, the rocker valves and the coil
Just last week I changed the oil
Last week it went round the clock, I also had a little knock
I dented somebody's fender, he learnt not to park on a bender, ha ha ha
I've been driving in my car, it don't look much but I've been far
I drive up to Muswell Hill, I've even been to Selsey Bill
I drove along the A45, I had her up to 58
This copper stopped me the other day, you're mistaken what could I say
The tyres were a little worn, they were O.K., I could have sworn
I like driving in my car, I'm satisfied I've got this far
I like driving in my car, it don't look much but I've been far
I like driving in my car, even with a flat tyre
I like driving in my car, it's not quite a Jaguar
I like driving in my car, I'm satisfied I've got this far
I came here after listening to shakermaker from oasis
I came here after heard oasis
I'm sorry but I just don't knoooow I know you said I told you sooooo
When you’re happy and you’re felling fine
Ah yes, The End of Evangelion.
what's the reference i'm missing here?
what
When I first read that I thought you were talking about the movie. I was like what and then I realized oh yeah the show
That movie was f-ed up 🤤
@@nickyfrenchdoc This scene is very similar to the Human Instrumentality Project. The catch is that Shinji rejects it. Pain is essential to being human.
Just got done watching "Mad Men" I went into the show having no clue what it was even about, and after finally finishing it I am so glad I watched it! I really enjoyed the plot, the cast, and the ending!
I was born in 1972, so it is likely that my memories of this commercial are from the Christmas remake they did in 1977 with the singers holding candles. However, I'm sure I remember both and the reunion one in 1990. Such a treasured time to have grown up. The young kids of today have no idea what it was truly like.
That's the one I remember, too. Was the 90's one with the polar bear?
I was 4 years old...and I still remember this commercial, I thought everyone in it was absolutely beautiful!
And here you are three thousand cans of coke later 😏
@@robbiekop7 I drank a Coke once in the 80’s...never again. I’m all about the H2O
i drank a cock in the late 80s when I was born
Yes, I remember it too.
They Still Are😊😊😊👍🏾👍🏻
The 70’s what a time…..it was great. We were all poor and didnt know it.
.. today the rich show you how poor you are with over priced items they own. Manufacturers also show by creating new models of everything, every 6months.. simply cant keep up😜😜😜
True.
You were all poor??? I wasn’t even a Sperm, I was dust and mud
It was a terrible time, three day week, strikes, petrol shortages, power cuts, appalling fashions and bad music.
@@ReginaTrans_ LOL.. Yeah, well we weren't really poor. We had what we needed in 1971. It was a great time, we just didn't know how great it was until modern times. I remember it like it was yesterday.
literally just finished mad men and I miss it already. nostalgic for a decade even my parents didn't experience
This is one of the most iconic ads of the 70s, if not the most iconic. It really just captures the overall feel of the decade. I think this was also the commercial that debuted the new slogan "it's the real thing", before this it was "things go better with Coke".
this commercial always gives me chills, I can't describe it. damn good marketing
it gives me chills for how cringe it is
Shallow
Coke always had the best Commercials...
@@ReginaTrans_ , it's not cringe, it's creepy as heck!
@@dholtemann also that !!!
My mother has a 45 record of this song and keeps it as a treasure. She also filed for divorce from her husband in 1962 something unheard of then at that time. She's now 88 and very hip with today's world.
my mother worked for Coke and was gifted the forty-five.....I'm 72and still have it with original sleeve
I'm 61 and remember this commercial, especially around Christmastime. I didn't speak English at the time; didn't stop me from singing along 😊
Gawd, I remember this commercial. Back when we actually believed the world could come together and live as a single species.
How naive we were.
How sad that is.
Same here, growing up during the Viet Nam war debacle, I thought the commercial was showing us the way. I still think the message is correct, we just lack the intelligence and the will to making progress towards "perfect harmony".
Thank you for trying though. The future generations just got lost somewhere along the way.
@@aseyete Would that mean claiming their right to remain ignorant as the information is there.
Reject socialism.
It's still possible. With the exception of the few who profit from war and hatred, the whole world wants that. We were *this close* - then they sabotaged it. However, it was because they had lost the rational argument. They were losing a chess game, so they threw a tantrum and tossed the board on the floor.
What's needed now is something not enough people are talking about: *A new wave of Nuremberg Trials.* A relative handful of high-profile mass-murderers must at last be brought to Justice for all the world to see.
The 20th Century was a century like none before: A century of horror, evil, treachery, destruction, and bitter tears...but also a century of heroes, geniuses, and miracles. *Never let it die.*
This is a timeless piece. Loved it back then,love it now.
It's been 50 years. There needs to be a reunion.
i volunteer for the firing squad
lol they will be like 70/80
@@pleasedontwatchthese9593 I still want the reunion.
@@pleasedontwatchthese9593 if they've failed to develop a centering morality by this time, then the "reunion" gambit may prove an effective method of cancelling the vapid culture of corporate idolatry. ok, boomers?
@phillip ph go home and get your shine box!
AHHHHHHHHHHHH SHAKE ALONG WITH MEEEEEE
I'd like to be somebody else!
and not know where i been!
i’d like to build myself a house
Biblical
OMG YES
This commercial was still being shown on tv as late as 1980, I remember watching it as a 5 year old.
Me too
It was replaced by the Mean Joe Greene ad campaign.
La escuché en mi infancia, y se me dejó una impronta que nunca se borró. La disfruto mucho todavía.
I know, right. Who can say they forgot this commercial ? ? ?
@@prima6170 en argentina lo escuché en 1972, yo tenía 14 años y estaba pasando una etapa muy dura, recuerdo la emoción que me provocaba al ver a esos jóvenes cantando en Roma.
Imagine getting all these people back after more than 50 years and singing I'd like to buy the world a coke. A great reunion.
magínese traer allí a estas personas de vuelta después de más de 50 años y cantar I'd like to buy the world a come. un gran reencuentro
Most of them are in intensive care units due to the consumption of the the sugary liquid. And I guess many of them are regretting to have participate in such deceiving comercial.
@@obduliocerceno4984 Gee you're just a shining ray of positivity aren't you
Probably a quarter of them are dead
20 years later: ua-cam.com/video/ogYk-F3d9oo/v-deo.html
I remember this commercial. It was like “Stop everything! That Coke commercial is on again”. Nowadays, the kids would call it….. Epic.
The people in this video are the Gen Z of the early 1970’s, probably making the Silent generation feel REPLACED, just like Gen Z are doing with millennials today in the early 2020’s, Gen Z have no idea this decade will put them to work, the 2020’s hasn’t even started........ just like Boomers were basically living like it was still the 60’s and it was already 1971!!!!! Still acting like children
@@ReginaTrans_ Perhaps, but generalizing people all the same in their own groups is not correct. You, of all people, should know and appreciate that.
I think the term you're looking for is 'Woke'
@@BattleGn0me I’m not so sure about “Woke” but you could say that. To me it says, everybody loves Coca-Cola, that’s all. 🥤
They’d say it’s a banger.
I can't find an exact date this first aired, but it was some time in July of 1971. 50 years later, and it really still is the world's greatest ad.
Boomers remind me of Zoomers these days, they also looked entitled like they were trying to replace the Silent Generation & make them feel OLD, when the Silent’s were still kinda young !!! Being 40 is still young, the 1960’s early 70’s still belonged to the Silent Generation, so why Marilyn, James Dean, or Elvis were not there anymore ??? If they would be just 37 or 43?? They would even look young like Gwen Stefani in the 2000’s or BlackEyedPeas in the 2010’s, millennials NEVER made Gen X & Gen Jones feel excluded, we always included older generations, and they still did GOOD MUSIC & still look young cause we gave them a chance, Zoomers really are making millennials feel worthless and are trying to keep them AWAY at all costs
@@ReginaTrans_ I don't think these people were tying to "replace" anything. They were singing. Put the phone down for a minute...
@@johnathandavis3693 u guys see my point ? My generation never disrespected Gen X or Gen Jones, whatever, let’s hope Generation Alpha is nice to them, I’d like to feel empathy for them but if they’re not showing it to us, what can I do
Zach: May I also nominate "Look for the Union Label"? ua-cam.com/video/7Lg4gGk53iY/v-deo.html If only we had listened, instead of prioritizing the accumulation of more stuff we didn't need at the expense of well-paying, American jobs. I agree that "I'd like to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony" is also a powerful message that was generally ignored, even though people hummed the song and bought the Coke.
Because it strikes the heart and our humanity.
I was in senior high school and I remember singing this every time it came on as coke commercial on TV, can't believe it turned 50 in 2021. Time flies so fast.
What really gets me of this commercial is the first verses in the lyrics: "I want to buy the world a home and furnish it with love" Beautiful. The man or woman who composed this was a genious. Just what is needed in these times where hate and violence seem to be the rule. We still have a chance but we must start now. Tomorrow might be too late.
And it makes a lot of sense, too, because this was back in 1971 at the height of the Vietnam War.
Unfortiuonaly death is our common destiny
You remind me of Patrick Bateman during the first dinner party scene in American Psycho
@@tiliniglesias854 So it is, but we can make our life happier by helping others, and promoting peace not violence.
This was and still the best advertisement/commercial song ever....can't imagine why Coca-Cola stopped playing it.
It would be cool 50 years later to see if they could find the singers and Coke do a then and now.
I was a kid when this was on the air, I enjoyed it...they also made a Xmas one the same year or the following.
I can imagine all the seniors with walkers and mobility scooters on the hillside "singing" the coke song with their wheezing and oxygen masks, ....ah..nostalgia.
Spoiler alert: they're all on kidney dialysis, thanks to all the sugary Coke.
@Burr Anderson No, I'd say you are.
Oh, it played for years. I remember it and was mesmerized as a child. I thought life was full of love and joy.
Boy, was I wrong.
They should redo it with a modern international cast, it really is a brillant ad. Thanks Don!
Im here because of EmpLemon. Thank you Stanislav Petrov so much for giving us a second chance and letting us live another century. Have a coke, buddy!
sssCreeperKingsss lmao
Who?
@@HPHP2 look him up on youtube with Emplemons video on him.
HPHP2
The soviet dude who saved the world from nuclear annihilation in the 80s
Beautiful. Not a single phone in sight and everyone just living in the moment.
And NO TATOOS Beautiful
❤@@kathyoneill4011
Maybe because it’s 1971
No shit, that was 36 years before the first iPhone. Your critique against modern technology doesn't make any sense. Good job typing this into a computer/smartphone and letting the world wide web know btw
@@hyfr5053 i typed it into your mom's too too
Draper's "Ohm" moment come to life.
R
🤞
when i missing Mad Men i came here
Today is one of those days.
Omg so accurate hahaha
hahaha me too
I do exactly the same... and it always made me cry. Such a beautiful ad
me
Why am I getting goosebumps watching this?
Because it's beautiful, and it's message about love is true, even if it's just to sell you a coke. It's love disguised as an ad.
Me too...wanna cry😭
@@jovenintensa It's a simple commercial with paid actors on a set for coke with an okay song..."Love disguised as an ad" yeah no, it's an ad disguised as love.
@@bigbay1159Bang on! Just like any good ad, it is carefully designed to reflect the trends of its time, trying to come off as original while it's clearly not. That doesn't mean an ad can't be appreciated on its own. Just keep in mind that the creatives at an ad agency work under a lot of pressure to come up with results (=$$$). Nope, I didn't watch too many episodes of Mad Men, I actually worked as a musician/composer for TV commericals for over 16 years, until virtual libraries took over.
@@truefilm6991 That is just a given, no one is going to put money into an ad if will not bring results. It's not a horrible commercial but calling it "love disguised as an ad" is delusional.
Not as bad as the Pepsi commercial with the police officer. Apparently the fix to all the issues was handing a pepsi to a cop. Talk about out of touch
One of the best commercials ever made. If only everyone in the world could get along.
70's always feels like a weird cult shit
Yeah, the 70s and 2010s really had that cult-ish feel.
@@cherrygum3800 It was the Cult of Simple Happyness and not this dark evil hell we live in now.
@@cherrygum3800 It's called not being a fucking marxist and actual harmony
Nothing feels more like a cult than it does right now in this country, with all those idiots wearing those ridiculous masks.
At the start of this video they look like they could go for some Kool-Aid
Why aren't commercials made like this anymore! So classy and beautiful. ❤️
They do - in a way - ALL DRUG COMPANY commercials with people with perfect lives :(
IMO the main problem is that more audience wants realism, they want the things happened on TV to be things that occur in their daily lives. As a result, stars are similar to the average public, and the plots are even less dramatic than what an average person encounters on an average day.
"ONE NAME CHANGED THIS"
ZONE TAN
Waifu
Ayy boi
One man changed this
Stanislav Petrov
A man of culture indeed
That's the reason I'm here
Great commercial. Great message. Perfect harmony would be a blessing!
Maybe some day.
@@DavidLS1 that would be nice
Maybe in a couple of centuries
@@joelperry8187 Gene Roddenberry predicted a United Earth would be achieved in the 22nd. century.
@@joelperry8187 We actually had hope in the 1970s that things would become better for everyone. No more war. Equality for all. Racism would be eradicated. That hope certainly died!
@@denisedaniel9010 don’t be pessimistic. There is always hope. We are in challenging times, that’s all.
Good work, Don
C G If you don't like what they're saying, change the conversation.
Watched this today because it was mentioned in my devotional today (Our Daily Bread) 🤗
Here in 2023, this is still the greatest commercial ever! Unbelievable creativity.
This was still broadcast on TV circa 1974. I loved it then. I love it now. I’ll probably always love it.
I was born in March 1963 so was about 8 years old when this was television
It has always been my favourite ad.
I miss the 70's....the commercials were fun to watch, everything was fun back then!!!
Probably not everything, I mean, racism was still around back then
Also ads can still be funny nowadays
@@kingtreedede7303 even racism was better, it was at least real, not fake and stupid like today, when you can't look at someone without beeing called a rasist!!!
Yes. I miss the days when pretending everything was rosey and perfect despite this not being the case too!
@@Cheeseburger.Launch.Sequence Noone pretended anything to be what it wasn't. That's todays mentality, to pretend through fb and instagram and youtube that your life is awsome,wonderful, and then you go and take your own life... How many youtubers haven't posted fake feelings for months or years recently and ended up committi g suicide???
Todo era estúpido!!!
As a Pepsi fan, and someone who hates Coca-Cola's politics, I must admit that was a once-in-a-lifetime ad. Good job!
There are Pepsi fans?
@@AntonioSilvaToronto watch drew gooden’s Pepsi video he talks about Pepsi’s game show. Some guy commented PEPSI on all their posts 😂
@@AntonioSilvaToronto These people are incredible !
YOU DRINK POISON!!!
I must agree
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I miss the time in my life when I thought that this song was going to be the future reality for the world.
sorry if you got tricked by one of the biggest corporations in capitalism, buddy
Really, it is sad. I was four years old at the time of these commercials. I just remember a happy feeling and seeing people come together. That's all I remember in general. That I know of, Coca-Cola promoted inclusiveness and positivity for many years. I'm not sure what happened, but apparently times have changed :(
I kinda feel bad from coming here from zone tan
@@tree0137 I feel proud coming here from zone-tan
Its the bad thing....
Vested interests have revived “racism” they have divided us by telling us the world is more divided now than ever. The big lie is making woke cancel culture the norm. Google, Facebook, Twitter, and major news media have divided us. They have turned the world upside down.
@@sebastianmelmoth7331 I totally agree with you 👍
Damn. I remember this from my youth. It’s as great today as it was then. Got goosebumps
This will be the ending to MAD MEN
Good call
Clara Kendall You're prescient
Whoa good call!
damnnnnn, clara
Clara Kendall Clara Kendall wins the internet
童年時的可口可樂廣告歌，感覺回到過去，時光飛逝。
Still a terrific commercial 50+ years later
I agree its horrible
what is? @@ReginaTrans_
he said its wonderful dumbass, the commercial is great!@@ReginaTrans_
A total Classic. They can't spend enough on today's commercials to stand up to this one!!!
Shakermaker by oasis is an upgraded version of this
1971 I was 6 years young living in HARLEM New York City, remember this song 🎶 🌝 watching Tuesday August 29, 2023 5:17am😊
STILL an uplifting message; still a great ad far surpassing the crap they throw at us today.
virtue signaling at its finest
This Coke ad ruined my childhood.
@NOWHERE PEOPLE Yeah. It was called "Star Trek."
I would still rate this as the best commercial ever made.
It's right up there but there's a Bank commercial that has it beat in my opinion. ua-cam.com/video/cxLbmnvMWM0/v-deo.html
Whenever I start to feel down, I just listen to this song and get a little bit of happiness back. Thank you, miraculous jingle overlords.
We had to learn this in school!
I think I learned it in 1977 when I was in the 4th grade. I didn't even know it was a commercial until Christmas season came around and I happened to hear it! 😂
Thank you, Stanislav Petrov, for proving that humanity deserves a second chance despite its flaws and mistakes in the generations before him and proved that humanity truly can reel back from the scariest era in history
One of the worst companies in the world has the best commercial of all time. It is truly a timeless masterpiece.
What's so bad about Coca-Cola
@@BTCNSDAP They hired 'death squads' which tortured and killed union members in Colombia -- Sinaltrainal v. Coca-Cola Co.
Totally agree with you.
@@BTCNSDAP Also, Just ask any baseball fan that question here in the states...
@@whoever121no they didn't.
I was born in 1971. This song stayed true to Coke for about 10 years. The good old days when commercials were a full minute long.
I was born in 71 too. Great years 😊
'71 baby here, too! I learned this song in elementary school, and the commercial still played.
I was born in 1977.
No idea why I'm sharing that with you btw.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! A TIMELESS CLASSIC!!!!
I’m not a coke person but I want this song to be used again for an anniversary I think I know how it should be used
It’ll show different families getting ready for something with one of them singing the song in the background (I hope you get what I mean) one by one it shows them getting ready and then driving somewhere finally it shows them all coming to the same place for a party where the chorus finally harmonizes and the tagline is Coke bring the world together for generations (aka whenever they do it)
don?
im a cock person
When this commercial and jingle came out in 1971, I was 16 and a junior in high school with nothing but black hair on my head. Now 50 years later, I am a senior citizen with a head full of gray hair and living in a world where we need lots of LOVE. This commercial brings us back to happier times. The jingles should make a comeback once again. There were some great jingles during the 60's and 70's. There was the great jingles battle between Coca-Cola and Pepsi and RC(Royal Crown) colas. The great battles between cigarettes and cigars . Bring back the jingles and help make the world and people more caring towards those who are different from us.
Ellis, lucky you missed the draft...you cant go home. 1950s to 1960s America was great, things changing for the better. We died in Dallas, no Thanksgiving, just lies.
Perhaps 2 years younger than you. We are headed into something MUCH better than the 60s and 70s. You will see.The Golden Age of Humanitu is around the corner. Think 5th Dimension song Age of Aquarius
You started it all, boomer. You normalized being welcoming and tolerant to outsiders who only wish to invade and destroy us.
@@gammadion and all I remember is our government drafting us to fight people in a foreign country who never did us any harm.
@@ediewall6360 1930s depression spawned some inspirational songs too.
All the while, killing us softly with loads of sugar.
So are the girl scouts.
But even though it kills us, this still bangs.
Coke should be sued just like the cigarette companies
@@robertdipaola3447 it’s only tasty if it has good bourbon in it anyway
Even worse than real sugar from sugar cane or sugar beets: HIGH FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP, the No. 1 reason for obesity and diabetes and early death.
I was 4 years old when this original commercial was playing. I remember I'd run around the house and sing it. I still know the words to it even today and I'm 57.
Me too!
Me three
Come on people. In the 70s we did not drink nearly as much soft drinks as you younger people do now. One bottle a week was considered as a luxury, and we didn't have plastic two liter bottles back then either. They were glass, and you had to return the bottles to the store to get your deposit back.
Mok214 In the 1970s, I recall regularly riding a bike to a convenience store to purchase soft drinks, in two different states (MO, TX). In the latter location, my friends and I would collect a big load of bottles from home construction sites and take them to the store for the deposit. That's how we bought candy and sodas for ourselves and sometimes tickets to the movies.
Hear hear!
A large green bottle of Coke was 26 ounces, our family of six would have it on Friday night with pizza. The cap didn't twist off, you had to use a bottle opener. Now you can go to 7-Eleven and buy a personal Big Gulp gallon for breakfast.
The deposit was 2 cents and you could buy two pieces of candy.
AMEN! The younger generation never had it so good. We worked hard not play as much as "Mad Men" did but there were times we did. If you knew someone high in the Executive company and they liked you-you would enjoy some of the perks like flying to Bimini on an airplane just for fun during my lunch break. Believe me, when I say, this happened. Also, a lot of drinking during lunch was considered the "norm."
Also medium sized bottle then is like the baby's drink of today.
R.I.P to the great man, nearly my father in law for creating such a memorable advert. The man had vision. Very proud to have known him. Taught me a lot.
Who Don Draper?
Dude commodified happiness? :/
@Tepip ! Dude...go back to you sackcloth, nettles and gruel.
I'll take "things that didnt happen" for 200 points please.
This video makes me cry with a sweet sadness. The hope that things could/can be better.
Dear William Jones, Take heart, If you did NOT take the Vaxx you WILL see your wish come true. Guaranteed. I could speak to you for hours on what I know , what I have discovered. The planet has been ruled by parasitic peoples and that is changing. We are in a hidden war. See things begin to look better around the holidays. And upwards from there. We are on the brink of cocreating the Golden Age of Humanity
Wo! Chill out it’s an advert for coke
@@ediewall6360 And we're run by little gray aliens.
I'm 61 now. My heart is full of Joy seeing this Coca Cola commercial. ❤️