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Classic coke ad remade with real people suffering from diseases related to sugary beverage consumption. Their clear message: “Please drink soda less. It isn’t happiness.” These beverages are currently the #1SOURCE OF CALORIES in the American diet. Please share this with anybody you know who could benefit from the reality of drinking too much sugar. Help us #changethetune

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Change the Tune

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2015Jun 23

In 1971 Coca-Cola taught the world to sing with their original "Hilltop" ad.

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44 years later, the world is singing a different tune about sugary drinks.

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Beverage companies spend about $1 billion per year advertising sugary drinks.

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Sugary drinks are the single largest source of calories in the American diet.

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In 1971 Coca-Cola taught the world to sing with their original "Hilltop" ad.

In 1971 Coca-Cola taught the world to sing with their original "Hilltop" ad.

In 1971 Coca-Cola taught the world to sing with their original "Hilltop" ad.

44 years later, the world is singing a different tune about sugary drinks.

44 years later, the world is singing a different tune about sugary drinks.

44 years later, the world is singing a different tune about sugary drinks.

Beverage companies spend about $1 billion per year advertising sugary drinks.

Beverage companies spend about $1 billion per year advertising sugary drinks.

Beverage companies spend about $1 billion per year advertising sugary drinks.

Sugary drinks are the single largest source of calories in the American diet.

Sugary drinks are the single largest source of calories in the American diet.

Sugary drinks are the single largest source of calories in the American diet.

Share the new song #changethetune

Share the new song #changethetune

Share the new song #changethetune

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Change the Tune

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In 1971 Coca-Cola taught the world to sing with their original "Hilltop" ad.

In 1971 Coca-Cola taught the world to sing with their original "Hilltop" ad.

In 1971 Coca-Cola taught the world to sing with their original "Hilltop" ad.

44 years later, the world is singing a different tune about sugary drinks.

44 years later, the world is singing a different tune about sugary drinks.

44 years later, the world is singing a different tune about sugary drinks.

Beverage companies spend about $1 billion per year advertising sugary drinks.

Beverage companies spend about $1 billion per year advertising sugary drinks.

Beverage companies spend about $1 billion per year advertising sugary drinks.

Sugary drinks are the single largest source of calories in the American diet.

Sugary drinks are the single largest source of calories in the American diet.

Sugary drinks are the single largest source of calories in the American diet.

Share the new song #changethetune

Share the new song #changethetune

Share the new song #changethetune

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In 1971 Coca-Cola taught the world to sing with their original "Hilltop" ad.

In 1971 Coca-Cola taught the world to sing with their original "Hilltop" ad.

In 1971 Coca-Cola taught the world to sing with their original "Hilltop" ad.

44 years later, the world is singing a different tune about sugary drinks.

44 years later, the world is singing a different tune about sugary drinks.

44 years later, the world is singing a different tune about sugary drinks.

Beverage companies spend about $1 billion per year advertising sugary drinks.

Beverage companies spend about $1 billion per year advertising sugary drinks.

Beverage companies spend about $1 billion per year advertising sugary drinks.

Sugary drinks are the single largest source of calories in the American diet.

Sugary drinks are the single largest source of calories in the American diet.

Sugary drinks are the single largest source of calories in the American diet.

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Coca-Cola 1971 "Hilltop" Ad Versions

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