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This commercial features a guy (Michael J. Fox) in his apartment when he hears a knock on the door. He opens the door, and it's a beautiful blonde (Gail O'Grady) who just moved in next door and wants to "borrow" a Diet Pepsi. Fox is intimidated by this woman, but runs to the kitchen to get her drink. His 2-liter bottle of Diet Pepsi is empty, so he asks if she wants something else, but she doesn't. He decides he's going to run down the block to a vending machine to get her one - the only problems is, he's got to climb down the fire escape in the rain. He fights through the traffic and the rain, but there is a motorcycle "gang" hanging around the Diet Pepsi machine. He remembers the woman and his apartment and decides to walk through the gang anyway. He finally gets the soda, makes his way back through traffic, climbs up the fire escape, but finds that the window has shut while he was gone. He breaks it and gives the girl her drink. They then hear another noise, and the girl says, "That must be my room mate, Danny." Fox is upset he went to all that trouble for a girl who already has a boyfriend, but then "Danny" comes around the corner and it's actually a hot brunette whose name is "Danielle". She also wants a Diet Pepsi, so the guy has to go through that all again... O'Grady: Hi, I just moved in next door, and I was wondering - could I borrow a Diet Pepsi? Fox: Diet Pepsi? Sure. Come in. Don't move. How about something else? O'Grady: No, that's okay. Listen, if you don't have a Diet Pepsi... Fox: No! No, no, I got it. O'Grady (in a memory): Could I borrow a Diet Pepsi, Pepsi, Pepsi... O'Grady: You okay in there? Fox: Here's your Diet Pepsi. O'Grady: That must be my roommate, Danny. Fox: Danny? Danny: Hi, I'm Danielle. You got another Diet Pepsi? Fox: Sure. Announcer: Diet Pepsi, the choice of a new generation. (Lyrics) Headin' up to heaven Chasing down a dream Tunin' up my engine Feel the tension scream I'm out on the edge Chasin' down a dream tonight I'm on the edge! Diet Pepsi - 100% Nutrasweet Diet Pepsi, the choice of a new generation

"Pepsi Super Bowl XXIX ad - Truck Drivers (1995)" This 1995 Super Bowl ad shows a Pepsi truck pulling up to a diner on a snowy night where a Coca-Cola truck is already parked outside. The song "Get Together" comes on the jukebox and the Pepsi driver comments that it is a good song. He and the Coke driver end up sitting together and laughing for a long time. They share family pictures and stories, and finally the Coke guy offers the Pepsi guy a sip of his can of Coca-Cola. He looks around and takes a sip and gives it back and they laugh about it. Then the Pepsi guy offers a sip from his can. The Coke guy takes a sip, but doesn't give it back because he likes it so much. They end up fighting over it. It's cold. Woo! What can I get ya? Blueberry pie and a Pepsi. Good song. Great song. Working late on the holidays? Yeah. ... the kids. Yeah. Nah, nah. (Lyrics) Love is but a song to sing Fear's the way we die You can make the mountains ring Or make the angels cry Though the bird is on the wing And you may not know why Come on people now Smile on your brother Everybody get together Try to love one another Right now Midway Diner Pepsi Coca-Cola Classic

A mosquito flies toward a glass of Pepsi, where a drop of the soda has spilled on a table. The mosquito sips the Pepsi and breaks into the song 'Brown Sugar', mimicking the movements of Mick Jagger. (Lyrics) Brown Sugar. How come you taste you good. Brown Sugar. Just like I knew you would. I said yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, whoa! Brown Sugar baby. I said yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Brown Sugar honey. I Said yeah, yeah, yeah *splat*. Watch out for the new Pepsi can. Pepsi. Generation Next. Pepsi Generation Next.

The Chase This commercial shows Michael Jackson in concert. At the end of the song, he throws his hat into the audience. He is taken off stage and then outside where the screaming crowd chases him. He jumps from a rooftop to a flying helicopter to escape. After a while he lets go where he latches on to a robe that he uses like a zipline to slide to the bottom. The mob finds him again, so he starts running. He hops into a convertible Ferrari Testarossa and speeds off. A construction zone stops him, so he has to get out and run from the crowd again. He runs up the stairs into an art museum. The paparazzi follow him in, but can't find him. It turns out he somehow got into one of the paintings. After everyone leaves, the painting comes to life, and he is in a diner. The crowd still finds him later, but this time he escapes into the TV where he is skiing down a ski jump. After jumping, he soars up into the air and actually starts flying into the clouds. He parachutes down and lands on stage where he starts another concert.

This commercial shows a bunch of people, young and old, dressing up, dancing, and pretending to be Michael Jackson. One of the kids (who appears to be "Carlton" from Fresh Prince of Bel-Air - unconfirmed) does a moonwalk and backs right into the real Michael Jackson who sings and dances with them. (Lyrics) You're a whole new generation You're dancing through the day You're grabbing for the magic on the run You're a whole new generation You're ???? I put a Pepsi into motion The choice is up to you Hey, you're the Pepsi generation Just look down and taste the thrill of the day And feel the Pepsi way Taste the thrill of the day And feel the Pepsi way You're a whole new generation Pepsi - The choice of a new generation

This commercial begins with Ray Charles alone on the piano singing a song about Diet Pepsi. Some backup singers and a band show up to help him with the song. (Lyrics) You know when it's right You know when you feel it baby You hold it, you hear it, you taste it, it's right Diet Pepsi Uh huh, uh huh, you got the right one baby Uh huh, uh huh, you got the right one baby Diet Pepsi It's the irresistably sippable, uncontestably tastable, and intimately wonderful You got the right one baby, uh huh You know when it's right, you know when you taste it You got Diet Pepsi It's the irrepressible, lovable, unsurpassable colorful, and intimately soulful You got the right one baby, uh huh Diet Pepsi NutraSweet

"Pepsi Max Commercial - Eliminating Your Competitors at Job interview" This Pepsi Max commercial shows how a couple of friends help their buddy nail a job interview. Mr. Goodman? What makes you think you're qualified for this job? Ohhhh! Ahhhh! Stop punching me! I'm not punching you. Please stop! Ohhhh! Don't throw me! No, no, not the fish! Don't touch me! Ahhh! Don't throw me out! Next. Here he is, here he is! Huh? Get it? Yeah! (Lyrics) Bring it! It's time you gotta get in the groove It's easy, so just let your body move I'm a love guru Your mother won't approve Max It! Pepsi Max

In this Super Bowl commercial, Elton John is the "King of Rock" in a rock fantasy version of medieval times. He is judging the performances of people in his court. The first person is a jester doing a horrible rendition of "Hot in Herre" by Nelly while doing a dumb little dance. His "backup dancer" is doing flips across the floor. The king shouts, "Enough!" and denies the man the gift of a Pepsi while pulling a lever. The lever causes a trap door to open and the bad performer drops into the dungeon. The crowd of people gasp, but Elton John just laughs, and woman in his court also joins in. Next we see a figure approach in a purple hooded robe. The king asks, "And what do you do?" The stranger drops the robe to the ground, and we see it is the 2012 winner of The X Factor, Melanie Amaro. She proclaims that she is there to sing, and starts belting out her version of Aretha Franklin's hit, "Respect". She ends with some loud and powerful notes which shatter the stained glass window about the king's thrown. He can't deny that she was good, so he reluctantly walks up and offers her a Pepsi as her prize by saying, "Alright, Pepsi for you". She replies, "No, Pepsi for all," and takes the can, throws it at the level causing the king to fall through the trap door. The crowd in the court cheers and runs up to each take a can of Pepsi. The king then is shown picking himself up off the floor in the dungeon after falling on piles of broken instruments. The dungeon master is Public Enemy rapper, Flavor Flav wearing a viking helmet and has a big sun dial around his neck (his trademark is wearing a clock on a chain, but this is medieval times). Jester: It's getting hot in here, so take off all your clothes. I am getting so hot, I want to take my clothes off. Elton John: Enough! No Pepsi for you. Ha ha ha ha... And what do you do? Melanie Amaro: I sing. Elton John: Ha ha ha ha ha! Melanie Amaro: *sings "Respect"* Elton John: Alright. Pepsi for you. Melanie Amaro: No, Pepsi for all. Elton John: Ughhhh. Flavor Flav: Yeah boy! Ha ha ha ha, err! (Lyrics - "Hot in Herre") It's getting hot in here So take off all your clothes I am getting so hot I want to take my clothes off (Lyrics - "Respect") All I'm askin' is for a little respect Respect, respect, respec-spec-spec... R-E-S-P-E-C-T, find out what it means to me Yeah yeah Pepsi Where there's Pepsi, there's music. Be heard at PepsiSoundOff.com Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, SuperBowl 2012 commercial Super Bowl XLVI ad, Super Bowl 46 ad, Super Bowl 2012 ad Superbowl XLVI ad, SuperBowl 46 ad, SuperBowl 2012 ad, Big Game, Game Day RESPECT, R.E.S.P.E.C.T, R E S P E C T, R-E-S-P-E-C-T

This commercial begins with an (as yet) unknown performer picking up a can of Pepsi. They look at the can and have a flashback of all the other famous performers that have done Pepsi commercials in the past. The flashback begins with two of Jackson's famous commercials followed by Ray Charles, then we see Britney Spears dancing in her Super Bowl commercial. Next is Kanye West with the Pepsi logo blurring out behind him, then we see Mariah Carey. The commercial ends with the question, "Who's next?" letting us know that some day we will find another superstar - perhaps on [The X Factor] which is sponsored by Pepsi this year. (Lyrics) Tonight is the night is the night that were losing control Tonight is the night is the night we set it off Everybody go: Wooh wooh ooh ooh ooh Wooh wooh ooh ooh ooh Yea yea yea yea Pepsi Diet Pepsi Pepsi Cola Pepsi-Cola Who's Next? Where there's Pepsi, there's music.

"Pepsi Super Bowl 1996" This 1996 Super Bowl ad for Pepsi shows a Coca-Cola delivery man on a grocery store surveillance camera. After looking around to make sure no one is looking, he opens the Pepsi cooler to get a can, and all the cans fall out onto the floor. (Lyrics) Your cheating heart Will make you weak You'll cry and cry And try to sleep But sleep won't come The whole night through Your cheatin' heart will tell on you When tears come down Like the falling rain You'll toss around And call my name Pepsi Coca-Cola Nothing else is a Pepsi