Скачать или смотреть 1993 Max Headroom Coca‑Cola Sticker — A Forgotten Moment in 90s Advertising

In the early 1990s, Coca‑Cola leaned into futurism, media satire, and digital‑age identity — and few characters captured that moment better than Max Headroom.

This video takes a closer look at an original 1993 Max Headroom Coca‑Cola bumper sticker, featuring the slogan “Don’t Say the ‘P’ Word.” The phrase was a tongue‑in‑cheek jab at Coca‑Cola’s rivalry with Pepsi and reflects the playful brand warfare that defined soda advertising during the era.

📏 Measuring approximately 11" × 3", this example remains in New Old Stock (NOS) condition and has never been applied — a notable detail, as bumper stickers were designed for immediate use and rarely preserved unused.

🧠 Max Headroom was one of the first fully synthetic television personalities, and Coca‑Cola’s use of the character signaled a forward‑looking, tech‑savvy image at a time when digital culture was just entering the mainstream.

This piece offers a small but telling snapshot of 1990s pop culture, advertising history, and early digital aesthetics.

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