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Pepsi born in North Carolina, which is very relevant in the ad, because the North Carolinas football’s team is Panthers, and they are doing a great job this season. The Panthers still undefeated 11-0 and are one of the favorites team to win the Super Bowl. In this ad, we can observe three people, two guys and a woman raising a Pepsi. They are wearing Panthers’ jerseys and obviously they look happy supporting their team. Pepsi is trying to not use stereotypes in this announcement but at the same time we can notice two men and one woman which shows us that there are more men who are interested in football than women. The good aspect of this ad is that it is multiracial; they are showing us that do not matter where we are from, we can be a Panthers
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