
It's really not their fault it looks rather like Obama's logo.

But now, Pepsi's campaign also looks suspiciously familiar.
Obama:

PEPSI:

Dare we say, borrowed interest?
Why is Pepsi's campaign piggybacking on the election? Is it some kind of status symbol? I've read the news, so I get that a lot of this is about catering to us Millennials. But Chiat, I know you can do better than copy someone else's ads. Please, show us it's true.
And I won't even bother to quote what some say about the new bottle contours.