It"s been a rough week for Kendall Jenner.
And for Pepsi. And for people who like commercials that aren"t literally the dumbest thing they"ve ever seen.
On Tuesday, Pepsi debuted their brand new ad: the idea was that a bunch of people of all sorts of walks of life come together for a peaceful protest. Kendall Jenner is nearby modeling, and decides to get involved.
Just when it looks like the police might be ready to take action, Kendall hands an officer a Pepsi. Everyone cheers, because the Pepsi has saved them all.
It"s utterly ridiculous, and it"s hard to believe that it got made in the first place.
But thank goodness it did, because last night, Saturday Night Live took it on in just the most delightful skit.
In the skit, the director of the commercial takes a phone call from his sister, and describes the premise to her. And it does not go well.
She tells him it"s "sorta tone-deaf," so he talks to her husband instead, who tells him that he"s just using people from different races to sell soda.
He then asks his sister put a neighbor on the phone, "a black one." He only gets as far as saying the commercial is "an homage to the Black Lives Matter movement" when she tells him not to even touch it.
There"s even a special appearance from Kendall Jenner, telling one of her sisters how "cute" the ad is going to be.
Oh, you guys …
Check out the skit in the video below:
