The latest quarterly report from Pepsi reported that the company increased its net income by 8 percent, in the October-December period, that is, 19 thousand 520 million dollars , due to its programs to cut costs and a greater demand for beverages. in the United States . However, the company was involved in an advertising scandal, where Kendall Vietnam Mobile Number List Jenner, dressed in luxurious clothes, hands a can of Pepsi to one of the uniformed men on a fence that tries to stop protesters, a commercial that caused annoyance, considering it “ a mockery ”of real social movements, such as the “ Black Lives Matter ” . 
Now the comedy show, Saturday Night Live , took advantage of its latest edition to mock the Pepsi and Kendall Jenner advertising scandal . It was the show’s first episode in 4 weeks, which made a deft comeback by critiquing two advertising scandals, including Fox News’ Pepsi and Bill O’Reilly . On this occasion, SNL made fun of the writer of the original Pepsi commercial , which was played by Beck Bennett , who minutes before filming, the writer talks on the phone with his sister and excitedly explains the concept of the commercial, “There is a great protest on the street, then Kendall Jenner walks in and hands a Pepsi to the cops, “and even arrogantly asks, ” Isn’t that the best ad ever? ” .
However, the humor emerges when after those words there is a great silence, to which Bennet continues, “I think maybe you don’t understand”, while the silence continues, he begins to realize his idea installed on the recording set, and ends with: “Am I using that to sell sodas?” . As they ask him to hurry up to start filming, Bennett panics, and even begins to Brother Cell Phone List ask for a pause to do a “quick rewrite”, however, they tell him that “it is too late” and that you have to film now, when While the actress who plays Kendall Jenner, Cecily Strong, has the same conversation on the phone where she presumes the idea of the commercial, however, she seems not to notice the wrong approach. In addition, SNL also mocks the brand’s slogan , which was originally “Live For Now” , to “Live and Learn . ” It should be remembered that after the scandal, Pepsi took the original commercial off the air and its social networks last week, to later offer an apology.
