Vintage Giants, singing about Pepsi Light
Since the New York Giants are in the Super Bowl this year, it’s a good time to look back at their 1983 defensive line’s charmingly misanthropic ad for Pepsi Light. We wonder if their hatred for quarterbacks and halfbacks extended beyond other teams to their own offensive players. We would also question the readiness of all those showering men to break out into a choreographed musical number, but most of those guys could probably still beat the crap out of us. We’ll just attribute their enthusiasm to the twist of lemon and leave it at that.
—Posted by David Kiefaber
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