Gatorade Commercial

People say Lionel Messi doesn't talk much. But Messi lets his game do the talking, and his game is telling us all something pretty profound about football and life. While other players dive and flop, Messi stays up at all costs. He's reminding us that never quitting and fighting through challenges leads to great things. And after having become one of the greatest players of all time, he might be on to something. "Gatorade | Messi | Don't Go Down" They say Messi doesn't talk much. They're wrong. He's been preaching to us all along. If you look, you can hear him. He's saying, 'Don't go down, brothers and sisters. Don't go down.' When life kicks you, tries to tackle you, don't go down. When your legs are heavy and your lungs are burning, don't go down. When you have every reason to go down, do not go down. You can't defy the odds when you're down. You can't make someone a believer when you're down. Messi is spreading the word. Don't let things on the outside be stronger than what's on the inside. Because life has more in store for you. Goal Messi! If you just stay up. Win From Within Gatorade | FCBarcelona Official Partner

Whether you're the fastest man on Earth or just on your team. Gatorade gives you carbs to compete and electrolytes to replenish. Everything you need to keep sweating. "Gatorade | Keep Sweating | Usain Bolt" Carbs to compete. Electrolytes to replenish. Everything you need to keep sweating. (Lyrics) This night ain't for the faint of heart For the faint of heart, for the faint of heart This night ain't for the faint of heart 'Cause the faint of heart gonna fall apart Keep Sweating Gatorade

Whether you're practicing your J in the driveway or immortalized in bronze, today's success should always raise the bar for tomorrow. That is why Gatorade keeps innovating to create the fuel for athletes who move the game forward. Some of the athletes featured in this Gatorade commercial include Usain Bolt, Dwyane Wade, Elena Delle Donne, Eli Manning, Michael Jordan, Lionel Messi, Abby Wambach, and Sports Columnist, Skip Bayless. "Gatorade | Moving The Game Forward" You could be the best at your house. And then your block. And then your state. You can own this court. And then raise these banners. Then get all the love. You can be the best in this house. You could be faster than the fastest. Then faster than that. You could carry on a legacy. You can kiss this cup. Then add a couple of these. Then be the champion. The one Queen wrote the song about. You could be the best of all time. The one even I can't deny. And then make everyone wanna be like you. And you can stop there. But you won't. Because you're not done yet. For the athletes moving the game forward, Gatorade's creating the fuel to do the same. Fuel today, fueling the future. (Lyrics) Come on feet don't fail me Walkin' Hey, hey now I got to walk on Uh-uh, uh-uh, uh uh uh uh Uh-uh keep on walkin' Fueling The Future Gatorade The Sports Fuel Company

Raised on the hardscrabble courts of Compton, California, Serena Williams has fought her way to become the most prolific tennis player of this generation. From little sister to big deal, from down and out to back and better, she has constantly defied expectations and established that she has no equal. "Gatorade | Serena Williams | Unmatched" If you were a tennis player, who would you want to be like? From the public courts of Compton, California, Serena Williams is working to become the next... Making her professional debut. And she does it! Her first major championship! Sisters and best friends prepare to go head to head. Another tournament, another victory for Serena. I can't see her coming back from this. Now on the court, Serena Williams. Wow! What a shot! So much intensity! So much passion! Serena Williams makes history. If you were a tennis player, who would you want to be like? Well, I would like other people to be like me. Sports Illustrated A Williams family surprise Little Sister, Big Hit Strong Is Beautiful #Serena Greatest Of All Time? Win From Within Gatorade

In the beginning they balled on peach baskets, raquets were wooden and hydration was water. In 1965 we started a revolution. Athletes trained longer, stronger and changed the game. In 2010 we're changing the game again. Prime to ignite. Fuel to perform. Protein to recover. The game has evolved. Introducing the G Series.