Retro Pepsi Radio Commercials
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Classic Commercial for Coca-Cola (1953)by karisma5074,606 views- 0:38
Pepsi-Cola - comercial de 1948by IVANOFVOCHITO8845,605 views
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1940's radio ad- Aunt Jermima Breakfastby wasp91,188 views
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Cindy Crawford Pepsi Commercialby cfkane4259,539 views
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Esso - Commercial (1930's)by creativelocation21,087 views
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coca cola radio commercialby iwannadanceinbeirut16,450 views
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Pepsi Commercial 1970'sby ilovetvcommercials8016,386 views
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Rare Recording - Cracker Jack Theme Song (circa 1933)by 000TheNUKE0008,162 views
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Old 1920's Soft Drink Commercialby randoley8,383 views
- 38 videosThe 60's Coca Cola Commercials
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1952 Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix Commercialby sh4kify1,955 views
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Radio Commercial from Best Radio Commercials.comby radiocommercials18,345 views
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Retro Pepsi Commercial - Finish Lineby VistaVariety6,757 views
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Pepsi 1960s Spotsby monkeeman1966652 views
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old time radio commercials.by thehotash1513 views
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Pepsi Max Radio "The First Diet Cola for Men"by BAC363,397 views
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Pepsi The Joy of Cola Aretha Franklin Commercialby Rev48954149,794 views
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First Pepsi commercial (1950s)by AMWvideo11,319 views
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Vintage 50's TV Commercials Cheerios old time tv & radioby catnomo3,477 views
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Vintage RCA Radio Commercialby TELEVISIONARCHIVES2,160 views
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RETRO COMMERCIALS-Folgers Coffee #4by Blaxstone2,486 views
Feel free to see my blog (link in profile) for a very swingin' version of the same jingle.
Keep up the good work!
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BrewskLitovsk 2 weeks ago
ahhhh... its a good thing they made it batter
asomemuice1 1 month ago
id hate to be black back then.
CoolConejo 5 months ago
So catchy. Can't get it out of my head now.
Nickel, nickel, nickel, nickel...
JohnnieeWalker 10 months ago
During the 1940's and early '50s, Pepsi always stressed the fact their bottles held 12 ounces for 5 cents, as compared to Coca-Cola's 6 ounce bottle for a nickel. In 1949, they added another line to their jingle- "Why take less when Pepsi's best?"....and in 1950, they also added, "More Bounce to the Ounce". Despite these admirable sales points, Pepsi was still a distant second in overall sales to Coke.
fromthesidelines 1 year ago