‘We All Understand Coca-Cola’ highlights the iconic bottle as a symbol of connection.
The campaign features real stories of people who overcame language barriers to share a moment over a Coke.
Each story is written in two languages—one flowing from left to right, the other from right to left—meeting in the middle
Each story is written in two languages—one flowing from left to right, the other from right to left—meeting in the middle
to form the silhouette of Coca-Cola’s signature contour bottle.
The visual underscores the idea that no matter how different we may seem, common connection is possible
The visual underscores the idea that no matter how different we may seem, common connection is possible
and sharing a Coca-Cola is a universal language that we all understand.
Two swimmers, one from India and the other from the Ivory Coast, bonded over a Coca-Cola
when they found themselves the only ones representing their countries at a competition.
A grandmother in Spain helped a student from the Maldives find parking—then invited her in for a Coke.
Or a German gamer met Pakistani friends at a tournament, connecting over their love of gaming, and Coca-Cola.
A grandmother in Spain helped a student from the Maldives find parking—then invited her in for a Coke.
Or a German gamer met Pakistani friends at a tournament, connecting over their love of gaming, and Coca-Cola.
Celebrating real connections between people from all around the world who,
despite speaking different languages, found mutual understanding over a Coca-Cola.
Read the full stories at CocaColaStories.com and upload yours.
