For Summer 2018, PepsiCo has unveiled a new look with their Generations Campaign. There are three different artists featured on Pepsi products who have been in their ads, each speaking to a generation of their own. Those artists are: Britney Spears, Michael Jackson, and Ray Charles. This promotion is not exclusive to cans because they are also available on individual 20 oz bottles, which we found after extensive searching.
PepsiCo made the announcement during this year’s Super Bowl, but the actual product is now showing up and you can look on social media for all the excited fans sharing their favorite artist on their Pepsi can or bottle. Take a look at a few!
Pepsi pays tribute to musicians Michael Jackson, Britney Spears and Ray Charles in 'Generations' campaign.
I want the limited edition can with Michael so bad!! ? pic.twitter.com/WO9dQSYboo
— Thriller (@mjfans4eva) May 15, 2018
@pepsi this is going to be one amazing summer .. got my first 24 cans of Michael Jackson and ohhhh I’m buying so many more ????????#kingofpop #pepsigenerations #pepsi #mjforever #MJ pic.twitter.com/F4Wbm9W3Bh
— MICHAEL SULLEY (@sulley_usa) May 23, 2018
File this under: “things I didn’t think I’d see at the grocery store today” #pepsigenerations #BrittBritt #MichaelJackson #lifesizecelebrities pic.twitter.com/VYb1ZDkmha
— Matt S. (@beatleboymatt) May 23, 2018
Picked these legends up today! @britneyspears @michaeljackson #BritneyArmy #MichaelJackson @pepsi ???????????????????????????? pic.twitter.com/ZGIDFncdOO
— Justin Speece (@justinmspeece) May 24, 2018
Some things are just timeless ???? Thank you for letting me be apart of your story @Pepsi! Watch the #SBLII commercial here: https://t.co/ozVKLiidH8 pic.twitter.com/Vxr1jjSHep
— Britney Spears (@britneyspears) February 1, 2018
Fans who have already found the special drinks have been to Pizza Hut and Walmart, with a few popping up in gas stations. We didn't see the stand up Britney or Michael anywhere, and we are pretty disappointed about that, but we love the campaign. So, have you gotten a 'Generations Pepsi'?
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