Ethan and Hila from H3H3 Productions create a satirical video mocking a recent Pepsi commercial. The original commercial featured Kendall Jenner joining a protest and offering a police officer a can of Pepsi, sparking widespread criticism for co-opting social justice imagery to sell soda. In the H3H3 video, Ethan and Hila mock the commercial's overemphasis on diversity and its attempt to make a profit from social issues. They sarcastically praise the commercial's ability to bring people together by making everyone hate it. The video also pokes fun at the commercial's message of "living for now" and the health risks associated with drinking Pepsi.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video starts with H3H3 Productions introducing their new family-friendly content.
2. The instrumental version of "Farmer in the Dell" plays in the background.
3. Ethan whispers "Pepsi" multiple times.
4. Ethan and Hila have a conversation about manspreading.
5. Ethan asks Hila if she likes being manspread, and she responds with conflicting answers.
6. Ethan opens a can of Pepsi and comments on its high sugar content (41 grams per can).
7. Ethan mentions that Pepsi made a commercial that everyone hated, which was removed after a couple of days.
8. The commercial featured Kendall Jenner and was criticized for its portrayal of protests and social issues.
9. Ethan and Hila discuss the commercial's message and how it was perceived by the public.
10. Ethan mentions that the commercial was an attempt by Pepsi to bring people together, but it backfired.
11. The video features a song with lyrics that appear to be promoting Pepsi.
12. Ethan and Hila mock the commercial's diversity and inclusivity, suggesting it was insincere.
13. Ethan comments on the commercial's use of a protest setting and how it trivialized social issues.
14. The video ends with Ethan and Hila criticizing the commercial and its message.
15. The final shot features a can of Pepsi with the logo and the phrase "Live for Now".
16. Ethan and Hila have a conversation about the phrase "Live for Now" and its potential implications for people's health.
17. The video ends with a shot of a person opening a can of Pepsi and the sound of a saxophone playing.