...but when the going gets tough, it bears it's CLAWS and can climb over anything...

As the kids bop down the street to a Michael-Jacksonified "Pepsi Generation" song they are greeted by the entire Jackson five.

The Michael Jackson Billie Jean (Pepsi Version) Lyrics:
You're a whole new generation
You're dancing through the day
You're grabbing for the magic on the run
You're a whole new generation
You're lovin' what you do
Put a Pepsi in the motion
That choice is up to you
Hey-hey

You're the Pepsi Generation
Guzzle down and
Taste the thrill of the day
And feel the Pepsi way
Taste the thrill of the day
And feel the Pepsi way

Such an eighties thing, the kids that take flight after eating a candy bar.

"Every grain will drive them insane"

These kids do their best Madness impressions. See also Colgate Blue Minty Gel.

This one is for you, Alex.

Mean Joe Green gets nice after drinking Coke. Aaaaaw.

This ad was first aired on 1 September 1979 - it made its super bowl debut in 1980 and aired once more during the super bowl in 1981.

Mean Joe Green gives a kid his jersey. He ain't so mean after a Coke and a smile.

Sheraton is one classy joint.

This ad known as "Daisy Girl", ran only once as a paid advertisement, during an NBC broadcast of Monday Night at the Movies on September 7, 1964. In it a little girl counts the petals of a flower, and as we zoom in to her eye a nuclear explosion is superimposed. This is cited as the first example of negative political advertising, a.k.a scare-tactics.

Johnson VO: "These are the stakes: To make a world in which all of God's children can live, or to go into the darkness. We must either love each other, or we must die. "

Tag VO: Vote for President Johnson on November 3rd. The stakes are too high for you to stay home.

Look, it's Andy Russel from the Pittsburg Steelers.

Back when black bars obfuscating faces was in fashion!

Collect cheerios and v8 labels and get this fab moon rocket kit. Wait, cheerios and v8?? It seems that leave it to beaver likes it. Note the spelling of V-8.

"both a toy and an exiting game!" Oh boy!