>>21864617
dare you to chug that
and uhhhhhh it may not be a Coka de Cola, but it says it's a Coke product right there on the bottle

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>>21864617
OK

>>21864617
Yes, I prefer this

>>21865009
what did this taste like? the marketing is intriguing.

>>21865278
Its just ok

>>21865278
It’s like a lighter classic coke with a slight undertone of cumin and turmeric. I’m not kidding either, it’s literally coke with curry flavours.

>>21865290
Replied to wrong person, I was talking about thumbs up

>>21864617
dont support the degeneration of our language
simple as
wont drink it
wont buy it
wont bump it

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>>21864617
Thums Up is great, and when I went to india they were all surprised we didn't want a coke. The injuns (dots not feathers) were actually drinking coke not thums up

>>21865301
Dudeweed! lmao

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>>21864617
there's also campa
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOBDoiTMLMI

>>21864617
This is an Indian drink though, and afaik it's not exported
Where did you get your hand on this

>>21865373
Indian grocery stores have it
some Indian restaurants have it as a beverage option

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>>21865278
>OK Soda's own advertisements went so far as to disparage the beverage's taste comparing it to things like "carbonated tree sap".

>>21864617
As an indian whos grown up drinking it, it works amazingly with dark rum
Basically the same thing as rum n coke, but something about it makes it taste better than both coke and Pepsi we get over here

>>21865330
shiny human

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>>21865278
>>21865394
>>21865009
what is this marketing made to convey? to me it brings to mind that "flouride stare" pic. they can't be mocking their customers for drinking goyslop this blatantly, right?

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>>21865409
Boomers thought they were the first and last generation of young people. When Generation X became teens and young adults, Boomers collectively freaked out because it meant they weren't going to be eternally young. Lots of Boomer culture of the time reflects this anxiety about needing to grow up and become adults. Since they were increasingly in charge of media, they coped with the existence of a new youth generation by saying they were emotionless robots that hate everything. OK Soda's marketing was meant to be a "hello fellow kids" tactic aimed at a generation unable to feel anything. Young people were meant to look at the can and think "finally, a product made for people like me".
Coca-Cola was so sure that they had figured out "the kids of today" that they didn't even wait for the test market results before starting the nationwide rollout, which had to be aborted when the test markets turned out to be a disaster.

>>21865373
I live in Tasmania and I can get it here.

>>21865409
the fuck is thom yorke doing on there

>>21865334
Its a reference to using sage you stupid fuck