Tastefully none. 5/08

Senses can't agree on Coke Zero. 5/08

Re-release with foreign tongues. 6/08

Same ad re-released a month later with different voices. 6/08

From January 2009.

One of the Best Ads of 2009! Coke Zero revisits one of Coke's most famous commercials. The original in 1979 featured Pittsburgh Steeler "Steel Curtain" defender Mean Joe Greene and in 2009 stars another extremely talented Steeler defender, safety Troy Polamalu. The 30 second version aired during the fourth quarter of Super Bowl XLIII on February 01, 2009. This 60 second version aired one week later during the NFL Pro Bowl from Hawaii.

From March 2010.

From March 2010.

From November 2010.

One of the Best Ads Of 2010! The premise of the new Pepsi MAX ad is the same from the 1995 original, one of the better loved commercials from Super Bowl XXIX: Delivery drivers from the rival soft drink makers form a short-lived friendship in a diner over music. The first ad's song was The Youngblood's "Get Together." This time around it's "Why Can't We Be Friends" by War. The actor playing the diner owner was one of the drivers in the original ad. From August 2010.

The premise of the new Pepsi MAX ad is the same from the 1995 original, one of the better loved commercials from Super Bowl XXIX: Delivery drivers from the rival soft drink makers form a short-lived friendship in a diner over music. The first ad's song was The Youngblood's "Get Together." This time around it's "Why Can't We Be Friends" by War. From August 2010.