Pepsi Dosen, Pepsi Dosen und außerdem auch noch Pepsi Dosen!

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The exclusive tracks are set to be accessed through a special Pepsi-can promotion where fans can scan a code with their phone to hear a song.

^ dat war aba nüscht dat, wat da vorher war...:P

Sind diese DJ Tracks nun Sachen die auf m Bad25 Album zu hören sein werden oder ne selbstständige Pepsi Sache?
Ich hoffe zweiteres...

Also für mich hört sich das nach einer extra Pepsi Aktion an ..weiß aber nich genau...
aber um Remixe auf Bad25 werden wir wohl trotzdem nicht herumkommen

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The exclusive tracks are set to be accessed through a special Pepsi-can promotion where fans can scan a code with their phone to hear a song.

Mistige Idee. Ist der Track doof, kann man's sich auch sparen. Ist der Track gut, kommt man wieder nur durch fünf Umwege dran. Auch möchte ich nicht, dass das Schule macht. Kinder im Bus, die ihre Dosen scannen und dann die Umgebung beschallen, um's gleich zu hören... Aaaaaaah! Und soll ich jedes Mal zur Pepsi-Dose rennen, wenn ich den Song hören will? Was ist aus den guten alten Downloadcodes geworden? Wenn man ganz enorm cool sein will und verhindern möchte, dass die Leute im Laden nur alles abschreiben, kann man ja QR-Codes nehmen. Wer hat sich denn das bloß ausgedacht?

is mir wumpe, ich hab eh kein handy das scannen kann

^ wer das macht, ne leere dose für 8 euro - der hat für mich ein ei am wandern

:hm..ein Ei am wandern!..:prust..okeee..*mich wieder versuch zu beruhigen*

:lmao..klappt net..

weiss garnet was du meinst...

Petralein und ihre Sprüche immer

Also ich warte jetzt erstmal, was sich in Deutschland ergibt mit den Dosen. Und sollte das doch nicht klappen, kann ich mir immernoch welche irgendwo bestellen, bzw. schicken lassen von einem Kollegen von meiner Mutter in China

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weiss garnet was du meinst...

..sosooo :cool...also..eheeem..da fällt mir spontan mehreres dazu ein...aber das gehört hier ...:nix

Pepsi brings back Michael Jackson in ads

Published: Thursday, May. 3, 2012

NEW YORK -- PepsiCo Inc. is going on a reunion tour with The King of Pop.

The Purchase, N.Y.-based company on Thursday is announcing its deal with the estate of Michael Jackson to use the late pop star's image for its new global marketing push.
The nature of the promotion will vary by country, but will include a TV ad, special edition cans bearing Jackson's image and chances to download remixes of some of Jackson's most famous songs.

Pepsi, which first partnered with Jackson in 1983, did not disclose the terms of its deal with the singer's estate.

The promotion is part of a global marketing blitz planned for the year ahead by Pepsi, which is looking to revive its brand and win back market share from The Coca-Cola Co. Next week,
Pepsi is also launching a TV ad featuring singer Nicki Minaj and announcing details of its partnership with Twitter to stream concerts online.

Brad Jakeman, Pepsi's chief creative officer, says the broader "Live For Now" campaign was developed over the past 10 months and is intended to amplify the company's longstanding ties with pop culture.

Pepsi has a lot riding on its new push. Although the company has a diverse portfolio of brands including Frito-Lay, Quaker Oats and Tropicana, it's often judged by the performance of its namesake cola.
And in 2010, Pepsi was knocked out of the No. 2 spot among sodas in the U.S. by Diet Coke, with Coke remaining in the No. 1 position, according to the industry tracker Beverage Digest.

Last month, Pepsi also reported that volume in its key Americas beverages unit slipped by 1 percent in the first three months of the year.

The Jackson promotion is one aspect of Pepsi's strategy to reverse that slide. Consumers in the U.S. and China will be the first to get a taste of the campaign in coming weeks,
which is timed to coincide with the 25th anniversary of "Bad," the singer's multiplatinum album. The campaign will spread to about two dozen countries by fall.

In the U.S., the company is rolling out collectible 16-ounce blue cans that bear an image of Jackson striking one of his iconic poses. Consumers will be able to scan codes on the cans
with their phones to download remixed tracks from "Bad."

In the Chinese market, consumers will also see a TV ad featuring Jackson. Contests will also let consumers win tickets to a Michael Jackson-inspired show by Cirque du Soleil and leather jackets
inspired by the singer's style. The global campaign builds on Pepsi's deal with the singer's estate last year to use his image in a commercial that premiered during the "The X Factor" TV show last year.

Although Pepsi is banking on the nostalgia Jackson can evoke, the partnership also resurrects painful memories.

In 1984, Jackson's hair famously caught fire while filming a commercial for Pepsi at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. The blaze happened after a spark from a pyrotechnics display
landed on the singer's head. Jackson suffered severe burns and many trace his addiction to painkillers to the incident. Pepsi gave Jackson $1.5 million as a result.

Other music partnerships have led to controversy for Pepsi as well. In 2002, conservative commentator Bill O'Reilly ran a segment criticizing Pepsi for an ad featuring the rapper Ludacris.
The company pulled the ad the next day, but ran into trouble a few months later when it ran ads featuring Ozzy Osbourne, who is known for peppering his speech with swear words.
Hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons urged a boycott and the issue was resolved after Pepsi agreed to donate $3 million to charity.

The partnership with Nicki Minaj hasn't yet raised many eyebrows, even though her lyrics also contain profanity and sexual content. Jakeman noted that Minaj's song "Moment for Life" was selected
for the ad campaign because of specific lyrics that perfectly captured the Pepsi ethos of living in the moment.

At a time when Pepsi is looking to take on a bigger rival, another stanza in the song might have relevance as well: "In this very moment I slay Goliath with a sling...And I will retire with the crown."

It's a message Pepsi could very well be sending to Coke.

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Ivy_MJJC
Branca says they are planning on releasing a billion special MJ cans to break a Guinness record

eine B i l l i o n MJ Dosen........:wau........................hoffentlich auch für Deutschland!!!!!!

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eine B i l l i o n MJ Dosen........:wau........................hoffentlich auch für Deutschland!!!!!!

um ein Missverständnis vorzugreifen. "Billion" ist eine Milliarde im deutschen
was trotzdem noch eine recht große zahl ist

Nicht ganz. Nur eine Milliarde (also 1'000'000'000).

EDIT: Da war HIStory schneller. (Die Ironie!)

man lernt nie aus....;D......aber auch nicht schlecht.......ne "deutsche Billion" hätt ich zwar auch gern, wenn ich die Dosen dann auch hier kaufen könnte....:ja...;D