Coca-Cola HILLTOP I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing

Togetherness - feeling connected to your family and friends, a community and the planet is the first step to tear down the barriers between cultures.
Deep down inside, we are all social creatures who find our greatest fulfillment and happiness when we are connected in positive ways to the people that surrounds us. Perhaps this is our real goal: to feel good about our lives and share this feeling of happiness with others.

In the 21st century global community, lives all over the planet intertwine more than ever through communication technology and the travel democracy. If nowadays generation is taught that our interpersonal, cultural differences are a rich heritage, a tribute to the unique character of our species, they will enthusiastically embrace diversity.

In many ways, we could say that 'Coca-Cola' has always embraced this idea: make the world a little bit better by passing on happiness by building understanding of and appreciation for the differences in human beliefs and cultures. By fostering the sense that, in the most profound way, we are all one family, the human family.

No wonder that 'Coca-Cola''s 'Hilltop' spot was one of the most successful TVCs ever produced. Its huge success can not be explained simply because the images were appealing and the tune catchy, but because the message taps into a profound, human longing for community.

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[catchersmitt0]

Coke doesn't taste as good since they switched from using sugar to corn syrup.

[Al Cibiades]

If Coke made this commercial today, they would have to show a SWAT team attacking the people with dogs and tazers.

[Grandmat1lovesyhuall]

love this song.

[Flemming Jespersen]

Great drink, great

commercial

[Anu Kottur]

hahaha show BUSH and the Republicans attacking non Christians and those standing on oil.

[Mike Stoskopf]

I wanna write to the coca-cola company,and see if they would bring the commercial back on air...it would bring memories back to a ton of ppl

[Samuel Newman]

buy the Kosher for Passover coke - it's made with actual sugar and not corn syrup, but sadly only once a year for like a week

[Caros Alberto]

I like it!!!!! Me gusta!!!! J´aime

[pmcmanus420]

I hated the '70s!!!

[ziggyboi1995]

You're lucky for not having HFCS Coke. The US Gov't subsidizes corn so that the farmers can grow too much, so they can turn it into Ethanol. Because of the low price of corn HFCS is cheaper than Cane Sugar, which makes the drinks cheaper. But, the government wants to tax soda more because it it unhealthy. So the government would be taxing someone who took advantage of the government's discounts.

[Harry S]

Yeah I just watched the "Brad Tries New Coke" video (if you're interested in soft drinks you should check the guy out) and there's "Mexican Coke" aswell. I don't actually need these because I'm from Ireland. I'd be interested in trying high-fructose corn syrup coke though

[ziggyboi1995]

I know in New York they sell Kosher Coke that was made with sugar.