Bill Gates Did A Coke TVÂ Commercial

Bill Gates Did A Coke TV Commercial

Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft and one of the richest people in the world, is known for his philanthropy, his innovation, and his love of Diet Coke. But did you know that he also starred in a Coke TV commercial back in 1994?

The commercial, which aired during the Super Bowl XXVIII, featured Gates as a young computer geek who gets a call from Coca-Cola's CEO, Roberto Goizueta. The CEO tells Gates that he has a great idea for a new software program that will revolutionize the world. He asks Gates to meet him at his office in Atlanta, Georgia.

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Gates agrees and hops on a plane, carrying his laptop and a can of Coke. Along the way, he encounters various obstacles, such as a bumpy ride, a security check, and a traffic jam. He manages to overcome them all with the help of his Coke, which gives him energy and refreshment. He finally arrives at the Coca-Cola headquarters, where he is greeted by Goizueta and a crowd of cheering employees.

The commercial ends with Goizueta revealing his idea to Gates: "Windows for Coke machines". He explains that the software will allow customers to customize their drinks, order online, and pay with credit cards. Gates is impressed and says: "Wow, that's incredible. How did you come up with that?" Goizueta replies: "I drank a Coke."

The commercial was part of Coca-Cola's "Always" campaign, which aimed to promote the brand as a source of inspiration and happiness. It was also meant to appeal to the young and tech-savvy consumers who were fascinated by Gates and Microsoft. The commercial was well-received by the public and the critics, who praised its humor and creativity.

You can watch the full commercial on YouTube or [here].

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