Pepsi Super Bowl Ad

  • Pepsi has prepared several spots that may be aired during Super Bowl XLIII on February 1, 2009. This page contains links and video to the those ads, as well as to past Pepsi marketing campaigns.
  • Refresh Anthem

    Pepsi's "Refresh Anthem" ad, which will air during the first quarter of 2009 Super Bowl on February 1, features a mash-up of singers Will.i.am and Bob Dylan performing Dylan's '"Forever Young."USAToday: The Roster of Super Bowl Ads (January 30, 2009) Guardian: Bob Dylan to Appear with Will.I.am in Pepsi Advertisement (January 30, 2009)
  • I'm Good

    The "I'm Good" ad for Pepsi Max, which will air during the first quarter of the game, features several men exclaiming "I'm good" after experiencing a painful injury, such as being hit by a golf club.USAToday: The Roster of Super Bowl Ads (January 30, 2009)Atlanta Journal Constitution: Coke, Pepsi Super Bowl Ad Rivalry Heats Up (January 27, 2009) The ad ends with the statement "Pepsi Max, the first diet cola —for men."YouTube Video: Pepsi Max - I'm Good - Super Bowl 2009 Spot (Time: 0:33)
  • I'm Good Chimp

    Pepsi will air an encore "I'm Good" ad in the fourth quarter. In this spot, which is only 15 seconds, a man has a "confrontation" with a chimp at a zoo, after which he utters the "I'm good" mantra.USAToday: The Roster of Super Bowl Ads (January 30, 2009)
  • My Generation

    The Pepsi "My Generation" ad is a visual montage of the past century set to The Who's "My Generation." As the years roll by, the Pepsi container evolves as well, from the original 10 ounce bottle, to a can with the current logo. The spot ends with text displayed on the screen, reading "Every generation refreshes the world...now its your turn.YouTube Video: Pepsi - My Generation Spot (Time: 1:01) This ad has been running for several weeks, and is not scheduled to be aired during the Super Bowl.USAToday: The Roster of Super Bowl Ads (January 30, 2009)
  • Pepsi McGruber

    McGruber, a parody of MacGyver that originated on Saturday Night Live, was the final Pepsi commercial for Super Bowl XVIII. In the commercial, McGruber tries to diffuse a bomb, but has also accepted a lucrative sponsorship from Pepsi. Trapped in the hold of a ship along with Richard Dean Anderson, McGruber utterly fails to diffuse the bomb and legally changes his name to PepSuber.

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