Woke Coca-Cola is facing severe backlash after a conservative influencer discovered their system allowing for personalized messages on cans allowed various phrases promoting various religious and far-left causes while denying basic Christian tenets. A series of Instagram videos by Ryan Huff went viral after Coke was seemingly defending such concepts as Islam and pedophilia while preventing the short statement ‘Jesus Is King.’
In a video that exposed the situation, Huff could be seen typing into his computer several different messages for the prupose of printing them on cans, ultimately getting to the Christian message before being denied. “Coca-Cola. I’m gonna need an explanation for this. All right, we’re gonna do this one live because I don’t want to see any comments that oh, this is a conspiracy theory, blah blah. You can see we’re on the Coca-Cola website URL right there. We’re gonna scroll down to personalize our Coke can,” he narrated.
“The first entry we’re gonna try is Allah’s King. No issues with that. You can see it on the Coke can. Next entry we’re gonna try. No issues with that. Let’s even try. Satan is king. Zero issues with Satan. Now let’s try. Jesus is king. Now that’s where there’s issues. So you can still see the Satan on the coat can here immediately rejects Jesus is King. Gonna need an explanation on this one,” he finished.
Watch Huff break down the personilization bias below:
In a series of separate videos, Huff proceeded to further expose what was happening and demanded answers from Coca-Cola. “I wish this was fake, but unfortunately it’s not. And we’re going to do this live because I don’t want to see any comments that ah this is a conspiracy theory, blah blah, or whatever else the bots come up with these days,” he said in a second video in a series of four that were released.
“You can see we’re on the Coca-Cola website. You can see the URL right there at the top. This is a live screen mirroring of this laptop right here. We’re going to go ahead and customize our Coke can. The first entry we’re going to try is the devil is king. No issues with the devil is king. Now let’s try Jesus is king,” he continued.
“Suddenly we get an error. You can see here they say we worked hard to get this right. Now let’s try. Satan is good. No problems with Satan is good. You can see it populate on the Coke can right here, but it gets better. Let’s try Jesus is good. Again, we get that error, and you can go ahead and swap it with other religions, no problems there. No problems there,” he went on.
“But this is the best part. We’ll swap it back to Jesus is good. Again, we get that error. But what if we were to put Jesus is bad? Suddenly, it takes our entry, and you can even put Jesus’s evil, and you can see it populate on the Coke can right there. Wow,” he finished.
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