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Coca-Cola 'do the toe tappy' by Ogilvy & Mather Paris
Campaign Work, Monday, 25 June 2012 03:32PM
Carmen Electra, Perez Hilton and the choreographer JaQuel Knight demonstrate some hip-hop dance moves in a new ad for Coke Zero.
Coca-Cola 'do the toe tappy' by Ogilvy & Mather Paris
The work was inspired by Joey "Knucklehead" Turman, a young US choreographer who turned to street dancing to create a better future for himself.
The song featured, Do The Toe Tappy, is by Turman and is available to download at MakeItPossibleProject.com
The work is part of a larger initiative from the brand that is seeking to help people transform their dreams into reality.
It is supported on Twitter at #zerodance and #toetappy.
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