“Hilltop”, Remastered
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Coke’s iconic "I'd Like to Buy the World a Coke" ad from 1971, called the "Hilltop" ad at the time, is recognized as one of the most beloved commercials in history. Earlier this year, the spot was color-corrected and remastered for 4K television. It will be housed in the Library of Congress. Get the full story here: CokeURL.com/rem...
As much as I love Don Draper we have to remember the creator of the 1971 original ad, Bill Backer.
Oddly enough a producer who got the singers together and later rewrote the song for an album was named Al Ham.
@Andrew S Nope. It's in Russian hands. This is some lame level troll. Weak AF.
the creator of matthew weiner said that everyones outcomes were pretty much set, and the only ones whod changed was roger (he was supposed to die at the end of season 1 from his heart attack) i wonder if the name itself Don Draper, was meant to be an homage to Bill Backer. and if that's so i wonder if the actress for stephanie horton was selected because of how much she looked like the girl with the raid hair who gets zoomed in on as she sings "it's the real thing"
What you talkin bout Willis? Dr. Pepper will always be the best soda, and has the best commercials.
Great commercials, yes, but only Texans think Dr.Pepper is best!
Made by Don Draper =)
The best ending ever.
Niiles Punkari I still think the Shield has the best ending to a series ever but mad Men is a close second
Except it's way more interesting than that.
Or...Bill Backer =/
❤️
I just finished watching Mad Men. Don Draper's legacy.
I just finished Mad Men a couple weeks ago. I found it an interesting way to end the series and the perfect Donald Draper ending
If you were going to remaster this commercial to house it at the Library of Congress, why you didn't do it in its original aspect ratio? (without the cropping at the top and at the bottom of it)
Relax. You don't know that they sent the cropped version to the LOC. It may just be the one they uploaded here for our consumption. It may very well be that they sent the 4:3 version to the archive.
They also badly botched the color. Mad Men got it right and so did I. Look at my comment and screenshot above.
...and upload it in 480p.
The Xmas version also was very good. It was a song of The New Seekers (I'd want to teach the World ...) adapted to Coca-Cola.
This ad is too white for 2021.
On fact, caucasians appear to be far over represented as a percentage of the population, and Asians, specifically Chinese and Indians, barely represented at all.
This commercial was a huge part of childhood for those of us who grew up in the 70’s. ✊🏻
True that.
I remember this ad when I was little, and I'm not even American.
You're so right.. this brings back so many memories. Born 63 here
By far, this is the single most iconic commercial in television history. And it will likely remain there for generations to come.
You need to bring this commercial back to TV. Seriously.
I saw this ad on austrian television a few years ago!
Im sure if the did some Snowflake would get butt hurt cause this person was behind that person.
@@cowboycb36 For sure and someone else will be upset because it's promoting a 'woke' agenda. Anyway, this was a great ad and I hope we can get back to this spirit -- coming together for a better future for all of us.
*Looks at Don Draper straight in the eye and whispers* Coca-Cola
Im here because of EmpLemon. Thank you Stanislav Petrov so much for giving us a second chance and letting us live another century. Have a coke, buddy!
Amen
It would be nice if they could assemble this group together again and remake a current video, yes 50 years later! Same words and music.
2020 needs this!
@@matei151098 ahh yes lets bring people from all around the world during a pandemic. What could possibly go wrong.
@@largesizejellyfish3014 I was referring to the motivational and uplifting content of such an ad. Let's not take things that literally :)
@@matei151098 I looked up this song thinking the same thing. The world definately needs this commercial. 💕
Genius advertising. So ahead of the time. Inspirational, moving. Social distancing. Get the group back together for a remake. Dennis, good idea👍♥️
Remastered for 4k television, uploaded in 480p and cropped the top and bottom. LOL good job
No problem, as long as they issue “the real thing” on blu-ray. I’m ok with paying for material in a superior format.
@@sanderkiesel1965 So we are going to pay £15 for a 1 min, 4 sec commercial?
@@ZigSputnik £15? So you know already what this disk will cost? 😅 For a movie in general the length has influence on the price, so that can be much less in this case, and as it is good for Coca Cola it might even for free. But to answer your question; Even for £15 I might buy it, as it is in a great restored quality. Don’t forget it’s an iconic commercial and if you’ve got a Home Theatre and showing a 70’s movie, you can have a really great interval with it. It really helps building the atmosphere of the 70’s an besides that, many people spend much more buying Coca Cola signs to do the same, but less effective.
Mad Men brought me here too! I remember loving this ad as a child. what an ending for a fantastic series. I cried and laughed, and now mourn.
so i only watched mad men for maybe three seasons. what's all this refence too don draper? does he (fictional though he was) take credit for it?
@@kathyhughes4417 You MUST watch the rest. It's a brilliant series. Don't go asking for spoilers!
Remastered in 4K, and you upload it in 480p? Good job...
+Asier Gurrutxaga Hahahahahahahahaha!!
+Asier Gurrutxaga If you want to see the full 4K, you'll just have to go to the LoC! Hopefully it isn't cropped to 16:9...
Asier Gurrutxaga ر
Truth be told, unless it was shot on 35mm film it's not even worth scanning it in 4K as 16mm (which most commercials of that era were shot on) isn't capable of 4K of resolution.
NOT GOOD, BOB
Dear Coca Cola company- please remake this ad-the world really needs to hear it again!
They did. Search for "Hilltop Reunion"
Nah, they'd ruin it... just replay this one.
I was 10 years old when this ad aired. It touched me as a child and now seeing it again (after watching Mad Men of course), it touches me now. It was the right message at the right time. The world and our country was ripping itself apart and this is the message of healing and unity. It was a fabulous ad with a great message. Not many like this nowadays.
The "message" is that a sugary, carbonated drink is the one to purchase and enjoy, even as you idly think about a better world. You may have been tempted to think that it was an uplifting hymn for humanity, altruistically exhorting peace, love, and understanding--but look again, and carefully, and you will see a bottle of that sugary, carbonated drink in every hand, and the song's later verse focuses on "buying the world" a bottle of that, and keeping the world company as it drinks it down. The really germane comment on songwriters' perversion and prostitution of their craft is by Neil Young...if your art is given over to pitching commercial products, and substituting them for real engagement with life, then it's not really art at all, no matter how appealing it may seem to be on the surface.
@@malamati007 Cynical and true
Well done, Don
Without a doubt the best commercial ever created. This commercial was filmed the year I was born and 51 years later it still gives me goosebumps when I watch it.
Gross
What year were you born?
I remember this commercial very well
What year were you born?
I remember this commercial very well
@@mikieanthony777 Born in 1971
@@dmulk1
You're still young.
This is the best commercial. 👍
This is the power of advertising. I remember this coming out in the early 70’s. I was 6, but to this day I remember sitting watching this and singing along to it . And just watching it now decades later I think of being a kid AND Coca Cola
The first blond girl at 00:11..........I always thought she was breathtaking.
1971 = Love is the answer (however naive)
2021 = divided by ... skin color, intolerance, gender, politics and propaganda.
What happened?
Mark Zuckerberg the great Satan of internet hatred, misinformation and lies..would be a HUGE reason...oh, and RUclips as well.
Greed and false idols
Money
@Pizza Man are your Depends undergarments a bit too tight there buddy? Or are the tennis balls under that walker getting a bit flat?
@Pizza Man yeah, kind of like how you just insulted a generation of people for being "wokesters", so,, It's not their fault if they were born when they were, kind of like you couldn't be blamed for being born in the 40s
See this Pepsi? This IS how you bring unity.
Erik P.T. thank you for making me laugh..
Erik P.T. Lol 😂
Actually, this was McCann - Erickson’s idea
unity is a myth. unity is the rest of the world needing our support
Lol
Super trippy commercial. Was literally everyone stoned in 1971?
I realize that (almost) everyone's monitor is now 16 X 9, but the cropping is TERRIBLE!
It makes the camera work look amateurish. part of the beauty of this commercial is alL the faces from around the world. A lot of that is lost when 1/3 of their faces are cropped OUT of the picture.
You really ought to consider uploading it in the original 3 X 4 ratio, too. You can always put something on the side, I don't know, maybe the Coca-Cola logo?
And yes, 16 mm at 480 p is adequate, but I can assure you, it can look better at even 720 or 1080p.
That was a bit over-dramatic of a criticism. Viewing the entire length of this upload carefully, nothing of importance is cropped out -- they carefully framed the 16:9 for each scene. It's quite well done.
1971: I’d like to buy the world a coke
2021: unless you’re white
That's apparently what they meant by "progress". And the worst part, they really do believe they're the good guys.
@@Felix_Ruber just like the national socialist german workers party thought they were the good guys too.
America needs this ad and this song more than ever right now in 2024. Please run this ad far and wide.
Huh? You have coke in abundance, wtf would this do now? It’s bad for you, those people in the ad probably lost teeth and became obese through it.
And yet in 2023 we still love it🙂
Who is the woman at 0:04? It that in the original, or added for the RUclips video?
She's in the original
Politicians are playing us off of each other ...It's time for America to get back to conversations & understanding , & most of all Love!
The advert reminds me of attending the "Gathering of the Tribes" in 1972 with the same hope in mind. "I'd like to build the world a home And furnish it with love... I'd like to see the world for once All standing hand in hand
And hear them echo through the hills For peace throughout the land" According to Bill Backer, the audience understood that Coca-Cola “could be a little social catalyst that can bring people together, talk things over, and sometimes communications get better if you’re just sitting over a bottle of Coke and looking people in the eye.”As others have said, it would be great to plan something of 50 years reunion [howbeit singing the original tune over webcams].
I asked my parents about this commercial, and they still remember it. And honestly, it’s a really nice song.
Lol same. I only vaguely described it and my mom started singing the song.
This was so powerful I seem to remember it returning again in the 1980s for a while. Such a beautiful piece of art.
I’d like to know the answer to that because this looks so familiar. I wasn’t born until the mid 70s though. I clearly remember the 80s and a lot of the commercials from back then. So, I wonder if it made a comeback for a moment… 🤔
@@Daiseehead This commercial came back onto the airwaves in the 80's -- and the 90's, too, IIRC.
@@mharris5047 Okay, so I wasn’t just imagining it. Lol!!! Thank you!!! :)
Man I remember watching this as a kid. Brings back so many good memories. I wish they’d show this on TV of today.
Thanks for the memories, Mad Men.
Even at 489p, no-one's TV was this clear in 1971. Source: memory.
You miss the point. This was recorded on film. Film converts to 4K BRILLIANTLY. It would look stunning if done correctly. FYI, film doesn't have pixels at all.
@@LeeKeels - no, it has GRAIN.
It's not a smooth, homogeneous image.
35mm Film has a grain equivalent to 8K in digital terms. That’s why old movies can be scanned into Ultra HD without issue
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NTSC TV has developed with 480 vertical resolution (480i).
The horizontal resolution varies with reception strength, but had a theoretical max of 500 across.
Such an Iconic commercial.....and one of the best.
Such a perfect time to bring this commercial back........it is what the world needs right now.
People in 2023: “Why is everything so goddamn WOKE nowadays?!? We don’t need to have every race or identity or whatever shoved down our throats!!!!”
Advertisements in 1971:
I hope whatever is preserved in the library of congress isn't cropped to 16:9.
Thanks to Don Draper.
This song will never go out of style.
Imagine if they could get a bunch of Ukrainian and Russian young people together and do this at the border in Poland. It would be a bombshell.
Dear Coca-Cola. Thank you for this beautiful song. We would love for you to keep making Coke but not go woke.
Play this during the 2017 Super Bowl, Millennials like anything pre-80's
After 50 years it still makes me cry like a little girl. How crazy is that?
It does bring back good memories, with tears now, remembering. . .
Message to Coke:
You invented Santa Clause, taught the world to sing and made polar bears cute and cuddly.
WTF have you done lately?
A masterpiece forever ❤
No matter how many times that I see and hear this song and commercial, it stills makes me feel good inside, drinking a nice cold bottle of Coke while listening and watching this commercial. I can never hear and watch this commercial enough.
Sad
@@andrewyangforpresident8943 You are truly SAD. What is so sad about my comments? That Coca-Cola commercial done in 1971 and again in 1990/1991 is still one of the all time great jingle and commercial.
@@ellisburns1109 extraordinary
With the world we live in today, this should really be bought back onto tv
Is 2021...and after watching the Mad Men Finally, I was curious about this song. I don't know why 😕😏🤣
Mad Men did it for me, too.
"Hey, where are the Russians?"
From season 1, McCann wanted to lure Don away to work on Coke (remember they tried the unused commercial with Betty). Don instead refused and leveraged the offer into a raise. They finally got him working on it in the finale.
Back when things were simple and people had common sense.
They even had the bottles showing different languages on them?!? That's awesome!!
Mad Men brought me here ...thank you Don!
So, I'm hoping the good folks at Coca-Cola have something planned for the 50th anniversary of this commercial!
I hope so
No trout pouts then teeth whitening and teeth straightening thats what humans look like naturally! lol
Don Draper, you will always be a Mad Men.
They should re do this next year on the 50th anniversary with the singers now in their 70s
In 1971, I was a teenager at 16 years old and a junior in high school. Back in those days, life was so simple and not complicated. To watch this fantastic commercial with this fantastic song drinking a nice cold bottle of Coke was heavenly. Now 50 years later, we're living in a world of violence and mistrust. The world is not simple anymore but is complicated. All we need is LOVE. What the world needs now is LOVE SWEET LOVE and why can't we be friends. What's going on?. We need more LOVE and respect in the world. Respect one another differences. Coca-Cola needs to play this commercial once again on national television and radio and over the internet. They should make more commercials like this one ,but have the people drink some of the nice cold bottle of Coke. If anything could bring people together again is great music, good food and a nice cold bottle of Coke. Coca-Cola should make another commercial around the 4th of July. Great commercial and song with great food and cold cans of Coke. YOU CAN'T BEAT THE FEELING because IT'S THE REAL THING.
The 70s were also complicated, violent and full of mistrust. It probably just seemed simple because you were 16.
@@dougiejones5719agreed. I was reading that and thinking that the LGTBQ community were mostly closeted due to being a target of frequent abuse and judgement, civil rights issues were being violently fought for on the streets, you had the pushback for the Vietnam war and the segregation it caused in American citizens, between those who believed we should be fighting and were patriotic about it, and then those who protested in the streets and dodged the draft. I knew a draft dodger, being from Canada. It was well before my time (I’m an early 80’s baby), when it happened but it was a big deal. Women were oppressed too!
If you watch Mad Men they are true to the time and how they felt about it all, and even forged ahead with an episode where Roger was in blackface during a garden party (albeit with a warning attached to the beginning explaining their reasons for displaying this act, in order to show the reality of the time and place)!! Women were treated like pieces of meat, African American people were not afforded the same opportunities (although the rest of the developed world believes that the USA is behind in tolerance and equality) and where you were economically and who you were connected with was important.
Thank you Donald Drapper for the best commercial of the century
People after watch an EmpLemon video about Stanislav Petrov: Thanks, Stan.
People after watching Mad Men finale: Hold my beer.
Since then the world is in perfect harmony with diabetes.
advertising has fallen very far from this mark...
Thanks, Stan and Don.
Is it me or did people in the 70s have weird mouths? I love this song but Idk why I cant get over that
I love this commercial ❤
Probably my favorite tv commercial of all time.
Would be great to do it again, the world needs.a message of hope right now more than ever, That should be the next Coke Cola challenge.
0:59 reminds me of the footage of Jonestown
Well thanks for that.
💀💀
I'd love for this to go into rotation again. We need it!
I'd like to buy the world some Dope,,,,,,
That first girl takes my breath away.
this song will forever be embedded in my mind with the sounds of the audio pops and vocal over drive as it was payed so many times through cheap drive in speakers
4K?! More like 480p. :(
+cat handler Film isn't restricted to any resolution, that's one of the things that makes it so great. Also, the video description says 4K. That's why I made this comment in the first place.
+cat handler Not true. Yes, there's a finite amount of *detail* in film (and the smaller the film negative, the less amount of detail there is). But film itself does NOT have a finite resolution. This is the main reason why film studios keep old prints of their movies - so they can rescan them at higher resolutions as digital technology advances.
But this petty argument has nothing to do with my original post---The video description says that it's a 4K video. However, it's only a 480p video. That's all I was saying with my initial post. :)
When this commercial was used in the series finale of Mad Men media outlets contacted Bill Backer the man who created the commercial and asked if he was the basis for the Don Draper character Backer told the New York Times "I'm not Don Draper"
I'm sure we are all here to see Jane Relf at 0:43 (Strawberry Blonde in back) because we are all Renaissance fans.
Yeah, that's why. ;-)
FAKE WIDESCREEN… you cut-off the first girl’s chin & hair. Just leave 4:3 video in its original format… don’t chopoff part of the content
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This song "Hilltop" by coca cola jingle Owned by Dian Rubianti/ Created by Dian Rubianti....
( Hilltop song with New lyrics by coca cola jingle singing on Dian Rubianti's song/singing on a song created by Dian Rubianti)
This song "Hilltop" Taken LIVE on air by Dian Rubianti's vocal/voice only from Dian Rubianti's home as stealing Dian Rubianti's private home daily New song creation of 21st century.
"Hilltop" Release by Dian Rubianti's lyrics with new lyrics by coca cola jingle IN original style how to sing this song and original complete song as it taken on creating alone in home by Dian Rubianti (the way this song singing by coca cola jingle just the way this song full "complete" was sung by Dian Rubianti as creator on creating (composing) alone in home without music instrument by Dian Rubianti--one take only, complete/full song )
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Can you remaster the Christmas one where the tree lights up to the song? That's my all time favorite.
It's so heartwarming to see old commercial ads about world unity and love.
It’s to sell coke, nothing more.
Hast du etwas Zeit für mich
Dann singe ich ein Lied für dich
Von neunundneunzig Luftballons
Auf ihrem Weg zum Horizont
Denkst du vielleicht grad an mich
Dann singe ich ein Lied für dich
Von neunundneunzig Luftballons
Und, dass so was von so was kommt
Neunundneunzig Luftballons
Auf ihrem Weg zum Horizont
Hielt man für UFOs aus dem All
Darum schickte ein General
'Ne Fliegerstaffel hinterher
Alarm zu geben, wenn's so wär
Dabei waren dort am Horizont
Nur neunundneunzig Luftballons
Neunundneunzig Düsenflieger
Jeder war ein großer Krieger
Hielten sich für Captain Kirk
Es gab ein großes Feuerwerk
Die Nachbarn haben nichts gerafft
Und fühlten sich gleich angemacht
Dabei schoss man am Horizont
Auf neunundneunzig Luftballons
Neunundneunzig Kriegsminister
Streichholz und Benzinkanister
Hielten sich für schlaue Leute
Witterten schon fette Beute
Riefen Krieg und wollten Macht
Mann, wer hätte das gedacht
Dass es einmal soweit kommt
Wegen neunundneunzig Luftballons
Wegen neunundneunzig Luftballons
Neunundneunzig Luftballons
Neunundneunzig Jahre Krieg
Ließen keinen Platz für Sieger
Kriegsminister gibt's nicht mehr
Und auch keine Düsenflieger
Heute zieh' ich meine Runden
Seh' die Welt in Trümmern liegen
Hab 'n Luftballon gefunden
Denk' an dich und lass' ihn fliegen
Could consumer markers be the cause and the solution to cultural adversarialism and tensions within society currently?
Holt (2012) suggests that strong brands develop and sustain ideologies or a cultural construct. For instance, Jack Daniel’s succeeded in this process through eliciting social associations with traditional values, plain spoken country folk and masculine self-reliant ideals.
This approach is supported by Duncan (2018) who suggests that cultural branding consists of four main steps.
These steps are
1. Iconic brands must address contradictions in society
2. perform identity myths that subscribe to society’s desires stimulated by these contradictions
3. ensure that these identity myths are set in populist worlds;
4. ensure the brand performs as a cultural activist.
An example of cultural branding provided by Holt (2004) explains how Coca Cola in the 1970s sought to address the social desires and anxieties of the time that were associated with antidisestablishmentarianism, the Black Power movement, the Vietnam war and the civil rights movement.
Coca Cola addressed this social tension with a song and video. The song was titled, ’I’d like to teach to the world to sing’. Coca Cola performed the cultural activist role in this instance by linking their brand with world peace and racial harmony.
MAybe the best commercial ever made even up until today (2019)-pls remake as Super Bowl add #2020
❤ MÉXICO es verdad que Dios eligió un pueblo pero su amor era para todas las naciones honraremos al Dios demostrando que nuestras supuestas diferencias en realidad no existen así como alguien dijo imaginemos que no hay fronteras así pues debemos hermanos luchar por la humanidad no a la explotación del hombre extirpar el cáncer de los gobiernos que la humanidad unida como una sola trabaje por la humanidad nuestro hogar la Tierra no hay otra los gobiernos no han hecho nada por evitar sus devastaciones climaticas
Filmography students: Bad quality, bad aspect ratio, poor colour, horrible sound, etc.
The rest of us: We need more of this right now!
Remastered in 4K/4096x2160. Uploaded to RUclips in 854x480. *Slow clap*
I wasn't quite born yet when this commercial first came out, but I definitely remember it being on TV when I was young; so obviously it either had a long run, or was run again. I'm glad because it makes me tear up hearing it again today; my heart longing for those simpler days...
And 8 years later, Coke is illustrating here why I HATE URL SHORTENERS.
I'd like to change the words a little and make this about unity all over the world without a coke bottle in it.
I'd like to not drink Coke so I don'tget diabetes. BEST COMMERCIAL EVER.
Katabellion......I'm pre diabetic and Cherry Coke Zero works for me.
My wife's college roommate is the girl in the red dress and red ribbon in her hair a the 00:38 mark next to the girl in the kimono. She told us she was vacationing in Italy (she lived in Brazil) when she was spotted by a scout and asked to appear in the commercial.
I don't know why you don't air the vintage commercials from the 70's. The U.S. needs them right now. :-)
Looks like RUclips has yet wanted to recommend me this video 8 years later.
Now that it's 2024, I think I was eight years old when this commercial ad debuted.
They just don't make commercials like they used to. They also just don't make things as they used to. And people too, they don't believe of hope anymore.
I am here because of MadMen
Inverted pyramid. One world merging together. Popular soft drink. Have fun human race :)
With the way things are right now, we may need to upgrade the world from Coca-Cola to a joint.
Ug, why did you crop it? Post 4:3 remastered, please. Until then, I'm drinking Pepsi.
A really great way to end Mad Men - stay true to their basic idea - that guys like Don Draper were clever, but twisted noble ideas to serve purely commercial interests - but they were so good at it, that it worked - and still works! One of the best finales ever.