One of the most famous TV Commercial in the history of advertising. This TV Spot ft supermodel CINDY CRAWFORD was aired during XXVI Super Bowl on Jan. 26, 19 About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features NFL Sunday Ticket Press Copyright Pepsi Super Bowl Ad 1992 - New Can (Two Kids) Pepsi and BBDO’s ad starring supermodel Cindy Crawford in the 1992 game was quickly called a classic. The creative team behind the spot nailed the Hit the like button and subscribe for more TV Adverts! Subscribe here: Best TV commercial of the 1992 SuperbowlCindy Crawfo Featuring: Cindy Crawford. Game: Super Bowl XXVI. Celebrity Paycheck: $500,000. Total Price Tag: $5 million. Pepsi has plenty of history with celebrities in their ads, but one, in particular, is sure to stick in your mind. Pepsi: "New Can (Two Kids)" (1992) Cindy Crawford caught the eyes of many in the 1990s, but she didn’t capture the attention of a pair of boys in Pepsi’s commercial for Super Bowl XXVI. More than three decades later, Cindy Crawford's 1992 Pepsi commercial remains a memorable ad. In fact, the legendary supermodel herself has an annual tradition of rewatching it — that's how good it was. "It was just one of those commercials that everyone loved and it made people happy," Crawford explained to People in 2018. The ad, which Almost everyone in the world had their eyes on Cindy except for the two little boys watching in the commercial apparently, they were more impressed with Pepsi’s new design on the can. Uh huh yea right! Enjoy this look back at Cindy Crawford’s sultry Pepsi commercial from Super Bowl XXVI in 1992! Cindy Crawford re-creates iconic 1992 Super Bowl Pepsi ad. Source: Angel Laketa Moore. Search. Cindy Crawford Heads Back to the Super Bowl with Pepsi. Buzz60. As Pepsi celebrates its 125th anniversary in 2023, PEOPLE is looking back at supermodel Cindy Crawford's iconic 1992 commercial for the soda brand, which inspired several spin-offs over the years. One of the most famous TV Commercial in the history of advertising. This TV Spot ft supermodel CINDY CRAWFORD was aired during XXVI Super Bowl on Jan. 26, 19 Super Bowl XXVI (1992): Diet Pepsi 'Cindy Crawford' In 1992, Pepsi used humor mixed with sex appeal to advertise a new look to their can. Model Cindy Crawford got out of a vehicle and walked to a vending machine while a "sexy" song played in the background. The supermodel first teamed up with Pepsi for a Super Bowl ad that debuted in 1992. Supermodel Cindy Crawford drinks a Pepsi in an award-winning ad produced for regular Pepsi in 1991, in which Cindy Crawford in the 1992 Pepsi commercial. The iconic soda ad screened during the Super Bowl. Getty Images Entertainment/Getty Images "Some things never change," she says, referencing the drink Crawford’s 1992 Super Bowl Pepsi Ad For football fans, that year the Washington Redskins defeated the Buffalo Bills by a score of 37-24 in Super Bowl 26. It was during halftime that Pepski Hit the like button and subscribe for more TV Adverts! Subscribe here: Best TV commercial of the 1992 SuperbowlCindy Crawfo She may have briefly considered retiring at 50, but super legend Cindy Crawford is back to work—and recreating one of the most iconic moments of her career: her 1992 Pepsi Super Bowl ad. You Kaia Gerber has her eyes on a recreation of her mom's 1992 Pepsi Super Bowl commercial, and Cindy Crawford tells PEOPLE that she's on board for it. Former supermodel Cindy Crawford revisited the summer outfit she wore in the iconic 1992 Pepsi Super Bowl ad for That Chick Angel's latest music video. Cindy Crawford Recreates Pepsi Ad For 'One Margarita' Music Video - Comic Sands Pepsi: Two Kids: Directed by Joe Pytka. With Cindy Crawford. The 1992 spot shows a 26-year-old Crawford pulling up to the Halfway Café in a red sports car while wearing a white tank top and jean shorts.
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