Cindy Crawford Trades Pepsi for Tequila to Ignite a Margarita-Fueled Sensation in Viral Music Video

Cindy Crawford, aged 57, stars in the music video "One Margarita" by That Chick Angel, where her outfit nostalgically reminds us of the '90s. She recently shared a sneak peek on Instagram on July 31, where she is seen getting out of a car while wearing a white tank top tucked into blue jeans, reminiscent of her ensemble in the famous Pepsi commercial from 1992. Cindy's hair is styled with a side part, blown out into a voluminous 'do, while her makeup includes smokey eyeshadow, well-defined eyebrows, and a precise contour.

Crawford sensuously sipped on a cocktail created with Casamigos, the tequila brand owned by her husband Rande Gerber and George Clooney. Two bartenders observed in amazement as Crawford tilted her head back and savored the drink. Suddenly, That Chick Angel, also known as Angel Laketa Moore, came into the scene wearing a dazzling green top and pushed Crawford aside. The music then shifted to her viral song, featuring Saucy Santana.

The mention of Crawford's Super Bowl ad brought back a wave of nostalgia. In the commercial, she arrived at a gas station, stepping out of a luxurious car, dressed in a tight white bodysuit and blue denim shorts. Two boys, stunned, watched Crawford as she danced with her voluminous hair and guzzled a can of Pepsi. Their jaws dropped and they exclaimed, "Is that an amazing new Pepsi can or what?"

Cindy Crawford in the iconic 1992 Pepsi commercial. YouTube

In May 2021, Crawford dissected the Pepsi appearance in a YouTube video featured on Vogue. She revealed that she had experimented with several outfits for the advertisement, and the production team requested to transform her jeans into shorts. Willingly, she agreed, stating that she was willing to make sacrifices for the team.

During the Halloween season, Crawford remarked, people often imitate her by donning this particular ensemble. Its iconic status can be attributed to a combination of factors, including the outfit itself, her hair, and the memorable moment of her exiting a stylish Lamborghini.

Crawford enthusiastically expressed her admiration for her favorite aspect of filming the advertisement, mentioning, "While it exuded a captivating all-American allure, it also had an endearing charm as two young boys observed me."

She further stated, "Truly, the advertisement wouldn't have had such a significant impact without that touch of innocence and humor."