Kendall jenner pepsi

PepsiCo Inc.’s latest commercial, slammed on social media for a tone-deaf exploitation of the Black Lives Matter movement, has become a cautionary tale about relying on an in-house advertising team.

Pepsi has canned its controversial new commercial starring Kendall Jenner, after it was blasted for being 'tone deaf' and mocked by Martin Luther King Jr's daughter, Bernice.

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A tone deaf and sexist ad leaves Pepsi Co in shambles after prominent reality star Kendall Jenner puts a spin on the Black Lives Matter movement. Pepsi states after 48 hours of backlash and removing the ad: “Pepsi was trying to project a global message of unity, peace and understanding. Clearly, we missed the mark and apologize."

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After that Pepsi ad, a Twitter user joked, darkly, that Kendall Jenner was on a charter flight to Syria, with a can of Pepsi in hand.

“Pepsi's new commercial mimicking a protest is so tasteless. Bye #pepsi.”

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Pepsi decided to do a commercial where Kendall Jenner hands cops at a protest a can of their soda. The backlash is loud and swift.

The internet is not having it.

Pepsi's a short film echoing the Black Lives Matter movement was met with widespread condemnation following its release.

The model says she feels "really bad" if she offended anyone after appearing in a controversial Pepsi advert.

The plus-sized Sports Illustrated Swimsuit beauty claimed: 'I think my team probably would have nipped it in the bud before anything happened.'

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The Pepsi advert featuring Kendall Jenner has sparked a backlash online. Handing a can of soda to a police officer at a peace protest was maybe not the best idea. https://digitalagencynetwork.com/the-new-pepsi-featuring-kendall-jenner-advert-causes-a-big-controversy/

Spot showing model joining a peace march ignites outrage online.