Funny advert. or snaps to ponder (yesteryears glory)

6. You’re my ‘earo (he genuinely does follow him)

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h4. When camera facial recognition fails…

Sprite – Nice Plan TVC (Chalo Apni Chaal)

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Can you believe it? The revolutionary Coca-Cola tin that splits in two so you can share it with a friend

Coke Sharing Can allows drinkers to share their beverage without sharing their germs
Revolutionary idea could help combat obesity, which is often blamed on excessive soft drinks intake
It is the brainchild of advertising agency Ogilvy & Mather who came up with it for a campaign in Singapore

Coca Cola has come up with a revolutionary new kind of tin for its popular beverage that splits into two smaller containers to allow drinkers to share with a friend.
The Coke Sharing Can twists into two self-contained cans so you can share your drink without sharing your germs.
An advert encouraging customers to ‘share happiness’ shows how the regular-sized 330ml can can be split so that your pals need never go parched when you aren’t.

It looks like a normal can, but…

Grab both ends and twist…

And pull to reveal two half-sized self-contained cans for you and a friend
The revolutionary idea could also help to combat obesity, with the guzzling of large quantities of sugary soft drinks often cited as a major reason why so many people are so fat.
‘For years, Coke has encouraged people to share happiness—and has given them lots of surprising ways to share a Coke,’ the company said in a statement.

‘This time, they’ve taken the classic Coca-Cola 330ml can and designed it for two persons. Twist, turn and share—"yes", the Coca-Cola can itself.’
Advertising agency Ogilvy & Mather’s offices in France and Singapore came up with the idea for an advert in the Far East city state.

Coke’s share-a-can moment for two people to enjoy

Healthier: The revolutionary idea could also help to combat obesity,
with the guzzling of large quantities of sugary soft drinks often cited as a major reason why so many people are so fat

Merely an advertising gimmick?
Advertising agency Ogilvy & Mather’s offices in France and Singapore came up with the idea for an advert in the Far East city state

Share the happiness: Limited quantities of the cans have been made available in Singapore, and the Coca-Cola Company has not said whether it will roll out the idea to other markets
Limited quantities of the cans have been made available in Singapore, and the Coca-Cola Company has not said whether it will roll out the idea to other markets.
Judging by the comments below the advert on YouTube, it may not be a roaring success.
Timothy Snyder wrote of the concept: ‘Yeah… I would just drink both halves.’
Others lambasted the company for merely creating more potential waste for the same amount of product. ‘Great job Coca-Cola, you have just created twice as much litter per can,’ wrote Jack Richardson.