Pepsi Commercial - SNL
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- Опубліковано 8 кві 2017
- The writer-director (Beck Bennett) of Kendall Jenner's (Cecily Strong) Pepsi commercial shares his concept with friends ahead of the shoot.
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"We did it boys, racism is no more."
Mr. Obama what are you doing here??
By killing off all racial minorities with diabetes.
@@emordnilap4747 thats one way to do it!
@@emordnilap4747 too true
Don't they kill themselves by a lack of selfcontrol and eating too much? Causing diabetes. America's Food System is fucked anyway.
Cecily's "I know it's cute right" is one of the best jabs at the Kardashians I've seen lol
Thought that was Bebe Rexha
@@Rubyuis that’s def Cecily. The description even says so, if you can’t tell by her being her.
Seeing this woman being portrayed as extremely racist feels extremely funny!
Crazy the Kim Kardashians hosting this week
@@brycmtthw I think they meant that they thought it was SUPPOSED to be Bebe Rexha. they know it's Cecily.
His smile slowly fading while he listens to his sister's response is perfect.
His acting deserves an Oscar
i couldnt stop laughing when he stays silent while his sister is explaining why its a bad idea haha
@@chrisgasseling1633 noticed his body sagged a little as he was listening, and you don't need verbal explanation to know what's going on!
Especially when he looks down in shame. 👌💯
Dude ! He totally nailed it !
We had a leadership talk at our business school delivered by the marketing head of coca cola. He showed us an ad to explain how not to do advertising. It was the pepsi ad.
Business student here: there's also the phrase "no such thing as bad publicity" it got everyone talking about Pepsi, reinforcing the brand in people's heads
@@dansmith6990 yeah i see it i dont want to buy it nasty haha
Finance student here, this ad in particular is always part of a business class assignment on what not to do in an ad. I'm actually watching this as part of an assignment
There is outrage marketing which is always used by the Kardashians, it sells a lot of products for them.
I'm thinking "I'm thirsty, I need a drink", the first thing that pops in my head and tastes nice is probably going to win, no matter how it got to the top of the list, unless it's made by actual nazis or something.
Just imagine, the World War II wouldn't have happened if someone gave Hitler a Pepsi. Dammit.
Or a Snickers bar. Maybe he wasn't himself because he was just hungry.
that's the commercial I want to see
G_Man Pepsi wasn't born yet at that time.
That's why WWII happened.
Howard Tan. And there haven't been anymore World Wars since then. Coincidence? I think not. Thank you Pepsi.
"It also shows asian culture"
*silence*
"Hes umm hes playing the cello..."
Haha
Should be asian AMERICAN
@@benblexbenblex why not just Asian, I don't think the commercial was specifically set in America. The issue I see is mostly just that 'asian culture' is a weird idea, as opposed to Chinese, Japanese or whatever
@@patrickbeart7091 i think he was joking
Cello is European instrument idk how it is Asian culture but ok
Being an Asian cello player, this spoke to me
The pleasant music that plays when he’s sharing his idea and the abrupt way it totally stops when the other end of the line hates it lol
Comic genius!
I know that was my favorite part 😂
Like the Lexus December to remember skit with beck and chalamet
Y’all Kendall could stop racism in 2020 if only she had a Pepsi🥺🥺😔
Coke is better
@@deadchannel_1 they taste the damn same.
@No Sanctuary I know that’s why Coke is better. Coke cane first, Pepsi is literally the most popular off-brand of Coke.
@@deadchannel_1 one can't be objectively better if the product is literally the same in make up. If you like red more than blue and that's why you like coke, that's okay and that's your opinion. But one isn't objectively better.
@No Sanctuary yeah if you look at it like that. But if the majority has one opinion I’d say that’s the closest to fact you can get with that. No one goes to a restaurant and specifically asks for a Pepsi. They say “Can I get a Coke?” Screw Pepsi and it’s trashy attempts at relevancy. In this situation I literally refuse to say my opinion isn’t fact. The majority of people who like Pepsi only like it just so they can be a special snowflake. But my favorite color is red soooo. Pepsi sucks. And just to be clear, this is right here is mainly about the brand not the taste.
When I see those commercials I think "What the fuck does this have to do with soda?"
HeikkiP that's what I say about most commercials
John Egan Well, sometimes commercials aren't for soda
Jakub Neustadt really??? You just changed my entire perspective on commercials. Thanks man
It's supposed to make the product relevant and make everyone talk about it.
macho bambo Well the product is a sugary drink
In essence, it was the most effective Coke commercial ever.
LOL
Teeam Bird it's bad advertising. It's only good if the product was unknown for millions of people anyway, but you need to live under a rock or deep in the jungle to not know pepsi or coke.
fidorover Got everyone to watch it and talk about it 100% So no matter how cringe worthy it was, it worked 😉
The Free Hobo evanska the point isn't to get ppl to watch the commercial its for them to buy the soda..... if the ad is offending people, they dont buy the product..
still a watered down version of coke
“Don’t even touch it?” When he was speaking with the black lady 😂😂😂
"Run to my car ? "
@@noodlemaker4719 🤣
My favorite part. 😆
“I stop the police from shooting black people by giving them a Pepsi”
The laughter my dad and I exhibited at that scene was EPIC.
Beck Bennett deserves a lot of credit for his acting here, I could see a lot of SNL performers hamming this up the wrong way but it's his sincerity that really makes this funny.
I agree when he's acting seriously he's just as good as Cecily who I think is the best like, genuine actor on snl
This skit was somewhat repeated two nights ago with Beck again and it was really good
His expressions alone are hilarious xD
This is actually one thing that Beck has been doing for a long time, check out GoodNeighborStuff on youtube, it's where they started sketch comedy.
@@DoubleE5135 what sketch was this?
"I'm shooting a huge Pepsi commercial"
"I'm shooting a Pepsi commerical"
"I'm shooting a little Pepsi commercial"
Nice touch.
Alph4Monkey good eye!
@@kofi9212 ears*
wow good point!
The next logical step?
"I'm shooting myself in my apartment."
"I'm shooting a black man"
well this has aged well
Like a fine wine
Expressions & phrases such as _“This aged well”_ and _“This didn’t age well”_ are losing meaning.
@@donion2122 agreed. I’m so sick of it, but glad people aren’t blathering out ‘at the end of the day’ as much. But the words ‘problematic’ ‘transparent’ anything ‘phobic’ all need to be cycled out of rotation from overuse.
@@lollipopsfordays3610 How about _literally_ ?
Others:
• _could_ care less VS *_couldn’t_* care less
• _hopefully_ VS *_I hope_*
• _here’s/there’s_ VS *_here’re/here are_* (plurals)
• _it’s_ VS _its_ (and vice versa)
• _conscience_ VS _conscious_
• _father_ VS _further_
• _breathe_ VS _breath_
• would/could/should *_of_* VS •would/could should *_have_*
• _quote_ VS _quotation_
• _specially_ VS _especially_
• _apart_ VS _a part_
• _lose_ VS _loose_
• _who’s_ VS _whose_
• _either_ VS _neither_
• _borrow_ VS _lend_
• _effect_ VS _affect_ (understandably mixed up)
@@lollipopsfordays3610 tbh at the end of the day everyone in this day and age is so problematic. Everyone is so homophobic and transparent to the important issues.
I was expecting Leslie Jones to be on the other side of the phone like "HELL NO!" lol
It's heavily implied that it is her on the line.
I guess she was busy
Thank god she wasn't...talking about stereotypes..she loves to perpetuate them...
@@anmnou What do you mean?
@@shandiwarren6454 angry black woman stereotype
I know it's just a sketch on SNL, but Beck Bennett is actually a good actor in this lol You can tell a lot just from his looks and mannerisms.
Deadstar: The Animated Series Who the hell is Beck Bennett?
Erin Sullivan --I'm assuming it's the director? The guy in yellow?
Dude you gay?
good acting exists and counts in sketches and comedies
with your dad
i adore beck. he is so talented and underrated.
Liz Mitchell yeah Devil’s Haircut is a great song
Liz Mitchell and HOT!!!!! I’m I the only one who think he’s super handsome like in a mix of Ryan Gosling and Robert Downey Jr.
I’m not sure how much higher you’d want him to be rated at this point. He’s on SNL and plays every male voiceover and he’s in almost as many sketches as Kenan. He needs to be in movies for sure.
He’s great
@@nebulousisgod thats what he means, his fame cant just be limited to snl, he should be in more movies or shows
imagine pepsi doing a commercial like that today
They'd be stupid
It would start another riot specifically against pepsi
Mark coca cola would appreciate it
I would buy pepsi if they did that
I work for pepsi and i can tell you they REALLY focus on pride month instead of what was happening in the US
“Uuummm, I stop the police from shooting black people by handing them a Pepsi.” “I know, it’s kuh-yute, riiiiggghhht?!”
I thought she said *hitting* them *with* Pepsi.
@@LoganWH8 thats what I heard 🤣
@@LoganWH8 and they've got bags of soup-- I meeeean cans of pepsi
@@abbywolffe4114 "It's Pepsi for my family"
@@sledzeppelin somehow that is way funnier
Oh his face. I LOVE how all the hope and optimism just disappears as he realizes how much his vision sucks. He was insane.
I'd run too. But I also wouldn't be dumb enough to write something so stupid!
@@thelostpadawan6109 A lot of times people don't realize their vision sucks until they tell someone or put it into practice, and overhyping your own ideas happens a lot. I wouldn't blame him for coming up with the idea, but I do think someone's responsible for seeing the ad and still deciding it was a good idea to run.
Hey, it probably looked really good on paper.
"Dont even touch it, it would be insane to touch it.
“What would you do if you were me?”
Uh huh?
“Just run to my car?”
I didn’t really get this skit until I looked it up and realised this was an ACTUAL Pepsi advert.
P.S: I live in Britain
@The Cornered Fanatic you may not be dumb, but taking advantage of people is basically what those companies do
@@TheMijman 😂
@JACKSON ERNST no, they are just making fun of it.
@JACKSON ERNST of the original commercial
Pepsi made the commercial first. SNL didn't predict it, this skit is just making fun of the actual Pepsi commercial.
Is anyone else here after they made the sequel, “Enough is Enough”?
yes and i need more of these
Yep!
Yeah Beck is perfectly hilarious in this role.
My comment on that video saying this is the sequal has 700 likes and I don't deserve that 😂
Indeed. The first thing I did after was search SNL pepsi
Very well played by Beck Bennett. The way his face falls as he listens to the phone is subtle yet priceless. Hey, is that Michael Moore pulling a cameo on the camera boom there?
W. OHara
Priceless it was just dull
+W. OHara Exactly what I thought! Doesn't seem likely, but...
yeah... actors can do that
W. OHara
Was looking for this comment. I was like wtf is Michael Moore doing hahahah
Yeah, that's not Michael Moore.
This was a really good Coca-Cola commercial.
Joe Capo wat
Joe Capo omg joe capo is here
Yes, coca-cola stocks go up thanks to this ad :D
Vyrkhan its pepsi. Lol
fucking idiot it's dr pepper
The best part of this sketch is that CLEARLY the original ad was thought up through corporate BS who wanted people to see them as "progressive" without doing anything to act on it. The idea that not only was this someone's "vision," but also that they really sincerely believed in what they were doing, is such an excellent subversion of reality that it's hilarious.
Year 2 of boycotting Pepsi for their ad boycott of youtube creators.
20 lbs lighter... Just by not drinking pepsi.
Foreal someone put so much effort into that commercial and really thought it would be something profound
It's especially head-scratching when you realize how many people and committees these ads have to go through before getting approved. Like, nobody said anything?
@@hutch1197 THATS WHAT I SAID. Like how many people do you think worked on that ad? Like Atleast somewhere close to 100? Not one person said “this is a terrible idea” 😂
@@hypothalapotamus5293 am drinking diet pepsi. I also am 20 lbs lighter.
I genuinely, with all my heart, 100% believe that's how Kendall Jenner's conversation with her family went
I love it when SNL makes fun of the advertising industry. The Cheetos pitch sketch was just as good.
dandanthetaximan no they just didn't think this world was filled with so many sensitive bitches 😂
Mr.Stranger lmao fr the Toyota isis commercial is still my fav tho
Mr.Stranger that was a really good one
@dandanthetaximan i was your 1k like!!@
I haven't seen that one...I'll do it right now lol
If only Rosa Parks and MLK knew about Pepsi
mezmur tigrnga
If they could see what is going on now in this country, they would roll over in their graves.
Max Barraza >equating MLK and Rosa Parks to Black Lives Matter
They are nothing alike.
BringleBoy Exactly. BP/Malcolm X is closer.
I'm pretty sure they knew about Pepsi, a drink that had been around long before either of them were born. Pepsi is only a few years younger than Coke. They've both been around since the 19th century.
This sketch aged really well. The real Pepsi commercial however has aged really REALLY poorly.
10 years from now people will learn about the Pepsi commercial watching this skit!
Something "ages poorly" if it started out well-received. The commercial was hated upon arrival.
If anything, it's aging fantastically as something everyone points to as the pinnacle of self-serving woke corporate advertising. Just read the comments, people teach about it in schools now. It will age legendarily.
It was dead on arrival. It was reviled on arrival. It was dog shit on the doorstep of America. WTF Pepsi.
In fact, the comments section of UA-cam is how I found out this was a real ad (which I’ve now watched on UA-cam); what’s interesting is how the commercial’s music informed a Russian ‘Rage’ track that came out two years ago. Pepsi worked 40+ years to become the market leader in Russia, well ahead of Coke. All gone now with Putin’s invasion -
ua-cam.com/video/j-n4hzCxqqM/v-deo.html
it was offensive on arrival, which people recognized back them because racism didn't suddenly only become an issue in 2020. black lives matter started in 2014 they namedrop it in this very sketch
Beck really shows his chops. He is an amazing actor.
alright.
now we just need a snl on the united airlines
and we'll be all good
Three words: Take me back - look it up.
ClownyGuyToo Yasss so true
ClownyGuyToo
Seriously low IQ clueless dolts must be in advertising these days, how could this idiotic commercial get by at all, dumbasses!
true........that would be great
Yeah, a SNL United Airlines commercial . . . board as a doctor, leave as a patient.
I tried giving a cop a Pepsi. And he arrested me for bribery
I tried giving a cop a Pepsi. And he arrested me for attempted poisoning
SoulPapo would have worked better if you handed him a coke
my dad jokingly offered a cop a cheeseburger when he got pulled over and the judge said "So Mister Jones, you tried to bribe the officer?" my dad also made a bomb joke at the airport. I like my dad
Hannah BJ your dad sounds like a fun person
This is no joke. Depends on the officer.
This is such a perfect skit. The disparity between Beck's character getting a reality check on his "homage" to the alternate reality Cecily's Kendall lives in is (chefs kiss) perfect. I firmly believe Becks "December to remember" dad who lost his job is this character, who got fired for writing this pepsi commercial
I love it! This is now part of my headcanon. I propose the following timeline:
2017: Events of "Pepsi Commercial." Beck is later fired and loses all clout in the ad industry. Over the next two years he is forced to take jobs at smaller, less reputable ad firms. Alcoholism begins.
2019: Beck is fired in March after a string of bad ads and missed deadlines due to his increasing alcoholism. His reputation is now so bad he can't get hired anywhere, let alone at an ad agency.
2020: Events of "December to Remember." This is the final straw that leads Heidi to divorce him. (And possibly begin dating Mikey.)
2021 or later: Events of "Boop-It." Heidi sues for full custody after Beck gets drunk and neglects his kids while playing "Boop-It."
The boys did this exact commercial in the new season and this was all i could think about. absolute gold
Lol did he say "I can't super talk right now" 😹😹😹
Sean Freeman why so aggressive, they found it funny
@@theanarchist4449
It's not a crime to be 12, you know
Stevonnieee
@@theanarchist4449 if u are 12 u don't deserve life
@@theanarchist4449 Why does it matter if they are?
His phone changed halfway through the commercial.
I noticed that! Haha.
me too I noticed lmao bad director lol
Or maybe the screen was locked in the beginning. LOL
just blame united x
illuminati confirmed
I like how theres probably an entire set around this set
did anyone notice that the asian guy's the same one from the og pepsi commercial
Getting paid twice for one gig? His agent was on it! Lol
Alot of the original people from the commercial are in this
wow thats racist lmao, just cuz he looks very close to the original asian cello player . tssk tssk fam, tssk tssk
@@factscrub3755 you know how all cello players look alike.
@@catperson2020 lol dont worry, im not the PC police to feel like u did something wrong. I laugh when ppl say i look like aziz ansari too ;) asian myself mama
"Uh-huh".......best bits lol.
"Just kind of using them...to sell soda?”
This hits different in 2020.
Yea...one person did reenact it, it didn't work but they weren't in trouble or anything
Still can’t believe this was ever a real commercial
Still can't believe how tone def Kendall was to do this commercial. All of her nieces and nephews are black*! Her entire family dates outside their race. Kendall dates black NBA players. This would hit differently if it was Paris Hilton in this commercial. (*Kourtney's kids are the exception.)
Don’t even touch it
It would be insane to touch it
right, okay.
100% believe this is actually how this went down
the world really needs Kendall Jenner with a pepsi can right about now.
With a Pepsi.
Tyrant-Den with a coke
Yes imagine if Kendall gave all police officers a Pepsi NOW and stopped them from shooting black people...
thats the last thing the world needs lol
I’m here after The Boys did this with A-Train.
Yes :D
Same here hahaha
"This is important."
"I knuuuuuuuw, it's cyute, rite?"
1:00 They say silence speaks volumes, and that moment described everything wrong with that train wreck of an ad.
How was it a trainwreck?
It’s already 3 years old? It’s like something from a week ago lmao
i just wish the real director had a sister who tells him that this was a bad idea 😂😂😂
Once the ball gets rolling it is pretty hard to stop, as they showed in the skit. The problem is the ball should never have started rolling and someone should have stopped it early in the process. Oh well, tens of thousands of commercials are made every year so some are going to be in poor taste.
@@hadracks Speaking from someone in the business I see! Yes, the decision would have been firmed and approved long ago, and it's not up to the director to change it. In fact, it might not even the director's fault for the idea, he's job was just to deliver the idea visually. The fault was on Pepsi, when the big corporate heads thought that their brand was big enough to influence the pubic, much like when celebrities trying to get into politics. So glad the public reminded them that they just sell soft drinks, and should stay that way.
What the director could have done, was to shoot as many alternative scenes as he could while the set is still here, and edit different (or less sensitive) versions for the corporate to choose from, talk them into using the new version and away from the original.
If Kendall Jenner had shaken the can of Pepsi right before she handed it to the cop, it would have been a much better commercial.
Cop opens it, reacts to the spray, and then gives an _oh, you..._ look at Kendall. Actually, I really like that.
That would come off as antagonistic towards the cops.
"He"
Gemnist good
@@callmeyourdai5y518 yeahhhhh you need to take a lesson on societal necessities
What makes it so good is that there must have been a gazillion people involved and it somehow made it to being aired. Imagine, how it was first pitched by writers, then approved, then all sorts of production stages, then it was shot, maybe there were test audiences, and finally made it to us. And through all of that no one involved objected!
Yes, sometimes it does make sense to listen to a regular person who's not in the industry.
I bet someone did, but they probably got ignored with what they said or didn’t think it was big problem. That person must feel so happy right now for being right!!!
I come back to this skit from time to time, b/c it's so well done. The music stopping/starting abruptly kills me.
The boyz just ripped this skit off ! 😂
Pepsi tried to copy Coke's extremely successful "I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing" ad in the late 60s that used the Hippie Flower movement as a way of bringing harmony to the world by sharing Coca-Cola. But there were no police......just the unity of the movement sharing amongst itself, so it was widely accepted.
Jazzy Moni
Interesting theory.
Just a nitpick: that ad came out in 1971. The only reason I know the year is because it was the series finale of "Mad Men," haha. ;)
I thought Pepsi was trying to channel that very successful commercial too. What a colossal fail.
Jazzy Moni yep, I remember and race relations were better back then
Joseph Dykes You think 'race relations' were better in 1971 when that Coke commercial/song first premiered. Seriously?!?
Joseph Dykes - I remember the 70's, too. In what way did you feel race relations were better?
THIS IS WHY DIVERSITY IN THE WORKFORCE IS IMPORTANT. YOU NEED BLACK PEOPLE THERE TO TELL YALL "NAH"
Nobody needs you.
Really Happenings no one needs you either.
Eman the Heartbreak lol
They had black people in the commercial tho
What bout all the other races? All lives matter yo.
0:25 I'm on the set of this HUGE pepsi commercial
1:32 I just want to run this pepsi commercial by you
2:38 we are shooting a LITTLE pepsi commercial
Can’t believe they made fun of A-trains energy drink ad 5 years before it came out
His facial expressions are golden
Beck is so underrated on this show. The guy never gives a bad performance and often steals the sketch before you know it. He's one of the few current SNL performers who will have a bigger post-SNL career.
Six years later....who?
@@jessicahannah2522 Who are you?
Beck is such a great actor lol. He really nails the subtle things. The mannerism, gestures, facial expressions. The way his smile drops while he's listening to his sisters feedback lmaoooo
My favourite gag is the line, "Don't even touch it?"
“Alright people! 60 seconds till we roll on this mans! singular vision!”
Why is there an exclamation point after man's, but no apostrophe in man's?
imagine correcting someone's grammar to feel some sort of elitism towards randoms online lol
I just drank a Coke.
Liv Grace
Whilst Pepsi is almost taking over coca cola
Liv Grace I work for Coke
I prefer Coke Zero
Vanilla Coke is delicious
just did coke :)
Damn, he got that neighbor on the phone quick.
That “LIVE AND LEARN” Pepsi slogan at the end is just the best
1:11 His sister must have been reading him for BLOOD on the other end of that line. I would have loved to hear that part of the conversation, lol
Oh man, this an actual ad. Way funnier
I did not see this, because I have no internet connection
unda the sea, where to be honest, darling, it is better down where it's wetter, man.
Shud The Blobfish you're a great mermaid, you know that?
Actually wonder how much Pepsi paid SNL to play this and advertise a bit, save face and get some good laughs? That's pretty much an ultimate win-win
hahaha your profile pic is kill in me XD
that's what kills it for me - we are in the middle of psychological warfare. Like it was one guy's idea.. what a joke. It took a lot of tone deaf people to OK that one, and Pepsi is trying to save face. Fuck them.
probably part of the plan
Beck Bennett does a great job in this. Love how his face falls in each conversation.
Beck Bennett should be in more movies - he's amazing
I feel like Pepsi knows everyone prefers Coca Cola and they thought " might as well go out with a bang!" 😐
getrealp78 yep
Nope not everyone prefers Coca Cola.
getrealp78 I actually prefer Pepsi I don't like Coke.
getrealp78 I actually prefer Pepsi I don't like Coke.
Well their both under same company so nothing to lose.
I like how the color of the phone changes every shot
I never noticed that! I don’t think he noticed either - he doesn’t see color.
That sigh at 2:57 conveys so well his sheer panic of the moment...
It doesn’t exist as a song anymore, it exists as a punchline, just like “We Are The World.”
Fucking 30 second ad that I can't skip
Was it for Pepsi?
Noah Purdy same
If you refresh the page when the ad comes up it'll usually reload without one!
um... adblock?
revengefrommars just wait the 30 seconds lol
Why did Kendall's character look more like Kylie?
Is there a difference?
I was looking for this comment! My thoughts exactly
Agreed
Super doesn't matter which Jenner/Kardashian is involved with anything.
They all look alike
Oh man, watching this today, it's like finding every current event in an old episode of the Simpsons.
Beck carried this so gracefully & the way he just handed it off to Cecily to finish with that BANG! UGH! Literal perfection 😂😂😂
This was the worst diabetes commercial ever.
Nick I agree with u man
Nick k
has anybody noticed his phone changed its color, from gold to black?, at 1:36
lol
snoogleface watching at 144p ._.
omg you're right
You’re right omg
Exactly what I was thinking
It changes back to black, around @1:50
I love Beck's first phone talk. I can imagine his sister's outrage by way he responds. Hits little too close to home though.
Why does the phrase "I can't super talk right now" make me laugh so hard?! 🤣🤣☺️☺️🤣🤣
Kendall was paid $4 million for this ad. I'd do it too
damn right
Jaye Maelle she should give it back or donate to Black positive cause. taking blood money is still wrong although most Americans don't care. Their God is money
The fuck do you mean blood money... it's not like they killed someone for it, it's a company paying advertisement.
+dandanthetaximan -- Apparently, most of the extras weren't from the U.S., I don't even know if it was shot here...
It should be a wake up call that idiots like Kendall Jenner or most other celebrities shouldn't be your moral leaders. Don't expect them to be thoughtful or have integrity. That's not why you watch their dumb reality shows or listen to their crap music. Admit to yourself that you have shitty taste in art and that it makes you uncomfortable to see their shallowness, because it reflects your own.
This is the best SNL sketch I have seen in a long time
i love how his smile slowly dissapears as his sister explains it to him. brilliant
I love Beck and Kyle's friendship. It's so pure and they go back so far together. Cecily is so precious though.
LMAO this is great
I agree
and you look great sorry had to be thirsty for a sec but your gorgeous
KombatJunkeeTV you're* dumb
Holy shit! You just inspired me for a new pepsi commercial! Okay so, it shows the womens struggles throughout the years and pays homage to the advancement of female rights. Camera locks on Kendall Jenner as she walks through the streets of new york. Men are cat calling her, telling her how sweet her ass looks, saying all the things they want to bury inside of her, etc.
So, get this, she walks up to one of them, with her most seductive look, and you can tell hes thinking, "this is it im going to get to plow her! Right here!"
You can visibly see his hard-on pushing through his pants. You see her reach down, making the audience think shes about to grab his genitals, but then, she hands him a pepsi. He drinks it, and instantly., his thirst subsides. They have a real conversation, like on a human level. Then the pepsi logo flashes on screen next to the words "thirst no more"
When life gives you pepsi, throw it at lifes face and drink a coke
When life gives you Coke, drink water coke is nasty
can i have some water coke
When life gives you Pepsi, don't drink it. Make life take the Pepsi back! Get mad! I don't want your damn Pepsi, what the hell am I supposed to do with this? Demand to see life's manager! Make life rue the day it thought it could give Cave Johnson Pepsi! Do you know who I am? I'm the man who's gonna burn your house down! With the Pepsi! I'm gonna get my engineers to invent some combustible Pepsi that burns your house down!
@@djcoopes7569 I know you posted this 4 months ago, but that was an amazing comment. ( ' < ' )
@@fibbthehuman Thanks!
We talked about this commercial in my communications class today. Then we watch the real commercial and the SNL skit.
Legend has it hes still driving in his car far far away in the opposite direction from his Pepsi commercial
"Like an homage to the Black Lives Matter move...Don't even touch it?"
Awesome. Absolutely awesome.
No words. They did this flawlessly. Perfect, in an essence.
Anyone else here after The Boys did their own spoof?
One of the best SNL sketches ever, gotta say, so well executed
“So the whole thing is sort of an homage to the Black Lives Matter move- don’t even touch it?”
I did the "just run to my car" move once during a job interview.
Lmfaoooooo his face when he found out it sucks
2020 now, don’t you dare give anyone a Pepsi!