My relation between Coca Cola has been a interesting journey, I should say, I grew up with it.
As such,it was a homecoming feel with all the jingles lingering when I stepped onto the McDonald's.
As such,it was a homecoming feel with all the jingles lingering when I stepped onto the McDonald's.
I was at this McDonald's for a purpose today in relations to McDonald's and Coca Cola,which in turn something has to do with London 2012 Summer Olympic Games.
As the world holds its breath in anticipation of the upcoming Olympic games,we ought to show our support to our athletes who are competing in various events.
With the invitation from omy.sg, I was invited to chill out with one of the Athlete Ambassadors featured in Grammy Award Winning Producer Mark Ronson's Move to the Beat music video ,Team Singapore Olympian Dayyan Jaffar, while witnessing the brand new 2012 London Olympic Games Glass Collection from McDonald's.
Dayyan is selected by Coca Cola as a Athlete Ambassador to work with Mark Ronson in this video as himself (and the robin hood) on stage.
This music video is well created with the confluence between music and the sports,with the precise orchestration by Mark Ronson,this video has got me captivated and in awe.Where Sports meets Music in this song.
Dayyan Jaffar is the one-half bronze medalist in Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games in Archery, mixed team category.
This year,he is selected by the grand old dame(Coca-Cola to be represented as an Athlete Ambassador for its 2012 London 2012 Olympic Campaign.Being the face to represent Singapore in this video has brought Singapore to another level on the world Map.
Check Out the behind the scene of the video here when Mark Ronson was in Singapore for the production.
Of course,every man has a woman behind supporting his success. For Dayyan Jaffar,his mom is the support and in appreciation for her effort in raising the athlete,a bouquet of flower was presented to Dayyan's mom by the representative from Coca-Cola.
Having said that,Dayyan's mom,here's to you.
Apart from the presentation, we have quizzes
Photo by McDonald's and Coca-Cola Singapore |
Apart from the presentation, we have quizzes
Which beverages has the high sugar content? Make a guess?
We had the usual fare of dinner(Let's just skip that!)
Now to the dessert
Coke Float...in...(WAIT!)
Look Closely,it's in the London 2012 Summer Olympic Games Glasses!
(In its box) Sorry all, It's mine.
But then again,specially thanks to the kind folks in McDonald's and Coca-cola
In the limited edition box while you have to wait for the next 5 weeks.(Happy Waiting)
For a limited time, Olympic Fans will be able to collect 6 different colored glasses, embossed with official London 2012 Olympic Games sport pictograms.
The iconic contour glasses follows after the successful launch for 2008 Beijing Olympic Contour Glass Promotion,specially themed on London 2012 Olympic Games.
McDonald’s, which has been a partner with Coca-Cola since 1955, will offer this series of limited edition ‘Coca-Cola’ London 2012 Olympic Games Glasses in six colors – Pink, Green, Blue, Aqua, Charcoal and Purple. Each glass is embossed with an official London 2012 Olympic Games sport pictogram – Gymnastics, Athletics, Swimming, Basketball, Football and Cycling.
At the point I published this entry,the promotion has started. These unique glasses will be exclusively available in McDonald’s restaurants islandwide and via McDelivery 24/7. The promotion at McDonald’s restaurants from 5 July, and while stocks last with every large Extra Value Meal (excluding breakfast Extra Value Meal),for the next 6 weeks,so be sure to grab your glasses!
Back home,I decided to call my mom and claimed: "
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