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Coca-Cola’s top Super Bowl ad might be the best commercial ever to feature an athlete. As Steelers icon "Mean" Joe Greene walked back to the locker room in pain, a young kid drinking a Coke The beauty of this Coca-Cola ad is that it showed a different side of 'Mean' Joe Greene, a defensive tackle on the Pittsburgh Steelers from 1969 to 1981 who earned his name by being a tough player 1997: Pepsi, "Pepsi bears dance to Village People tune" 1996: Pepsi, "Coke driver nabs Pepsi" 1995: Pepsi, "Boy gets sucked into Pepsi bottle" 1994: Pepsi, "A chimp experiment goes awry" 1993 ADWEEK selects 25 of the best Super Bowl ads from the past 25 years. Coca-Cola’s video game-style ad at first resembled the popular Grand Theft Auto, known for scenes of carjackings and Relive the 10 best Super Bowl commercials that have captured hearts and laughs through the years. From Apple’s iconic 1984 ad to the unforgettable Budweiser frogs. (Coca-Cola, 1979) While Coca-Cola's beautiful 2014 Super Bowl ad called "America Is Beautiful" brought out a lot of not-so-beautiful hate when countless people attacked the ad. The spot shows Americans of all races, ages, colors, locations, and backgrounds, and features the song "America the Beautiful" in many different languages, something a lot of closed-minded Coca-Cola’s “Hey Kid, Catch!” (1980) Credit: Tyler Barney via Youtube. This heartwarming commercial aired during Super Bowl XIV, featuring NFL star “Mean” Joe Greene and a young fan. The *Discover more about Coke's "American The Beautiful" ads at:* Watch, interact and learn more about the songs, characters, and celebrities that appear in your favorite Coca-Cola Super Bowl Commercials. Watch the commercial, share it with friends, then discover more great Coca-Cola Super Bowl Commercials on iSpot.tv For Super Bowl 2024, we've compiled a list of the best Super Bowl commercials of all time. Way back in 1979, this Coca-Cola commercial tugged on viewers’ heartstrings. A 9-year-old boy Most Memorable Super Bowl Ads: Coca-Cola “Hey Kid, Catch” With the Cola Wars of the 70s heating up, Coke decided to go back to their roots with a touching ad featuring the Steelers’ Mean Joe Greene and a young fan forging an unlikely connection over a bottle of Coke. Miller previously composed classic pieces for award-winning Coca-Cola ads “Heist,” “It’s Mine” and “Sleepwalker.” Animation for “Siege” was created by Framestore led by a directing team from Nexus Production in London. Just like last year, Coca Cola is preaching a message of diversity and inclusion with its new Super Bowl commercial.This one’s called “A Coke Is a Coke,” and it features animation that leans It's Beautiful -- Coca-Cola's 2014 Super Bowl commercial featuring a culturally and linguistically diverse America -- was coordinated with social media outreach to 87 million people. The commercial was the #1 trending topic on Facebook during the Super Bowl and for the 2 days after. Coca-Cola - The Wonder of Us - Super Bowl 2018 CommercialThe Philadelphia Eagles defeated the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LII at U.S. Bank Stadium in Coca-Cola’s “Mean Joe Greene Commercial” was first aired during the Major League Baseball playoffs and then later on during Super Bowl XIV in 1979. In this commercial, Coca-Cola aims to convince the public that a bottle of coke can bring happiness and give back to the world. The 60-second spot uses the three most influential and Super Bowl commercials 2025: Willem Defoe, Catherine O'Hara for Michelob - USA Today January 28, 2025 Hims' Super Bowl weight loss drug ad calls out Big Pharma for high GLP-1 prices January 28, 2025 ©2023 SUPERBOWL-ADS.COM ARTICLE ARCHIVE ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. In 2014, Coca-Cola aired a Super Bowl advertisement entitled "It's Beautiful"; themed around multiculturalism, the ad featured scenes depicting Americans of various ethnicities, along with a same-sex couple—the first to ever appear in a Super Bowl ad, set to a rendition of the patriotic hymn "America The Beautiful" with lyrics sung in This 1999 Super Bowl commercial for Coca-Cola begins with the music playing, and we are presented with a number of images of football players and fans; 'Eat Football', 'Sleep Football' and 'Drink Coca Cola' are interjected among the football fans and players. The fans are roaring and the players are exulting. The ad finishes with a red Coca Cola logo with an American football inside it. Watch Coca Cola's 2018 Super Bowl commercial, "The Wonder of Us."
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