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News 8 Austin | 24 Hour Local News | HEADLINES
Don't reach to turn up the volume, one Pepsi commercial is supposed to be silent.
It's filmed entirely in American Sign Language.
The ad includes a popular joke in the deaf community.
Members of the Texas School for the Deaf said the commercial has been the talk of the deaf community, ever since they were told about it a week ago.
Texas School for the Deaf's Walt Camenisch said it's great to see the deaf community represented.
"I think this is great exposure," Camenisch said. "For the deaf community to have this kind of commercial, I think it's a really neat thing for Super Bowl day. I mean it's such a special day already. You know, there's a lot of money that goes into those advertisements. So the idea that the deaf are a part of that, I think it's great."
The idea for the commercial came from some of PepsiCo's own deaf employees.
American Sign Language is said to be the fourth most commonly used language in the United States.
Don't reach to turn up the volume, one Pepsi commercial is supposed to be silent.
It's filmed entirely in American Sign Language.
The ad includes a popular joke in the deaf community.
Members of the Texas School for the Deaf said the commercial has been the talk of the deaf community, ever since they were told about it a week ago.
Texas School for the Deaf's Walt Camenisch said it's great to see the deaf community represented.
"I think this is great exposure," Camenisch said. "For the deaf community to have this kind of commercial, I think it's a really neat thing for Super Bowl day. I mean it's such a special day already. You know, there's a lot of money that goes into those advertisements. So the idea that the deaf are a part of that, I think it's great."
The idea for the commercial came from some of PepsiCo's own deaf employees.
American Sign Language is said to be the fourth most commonly used language in the United States.

for that confirmation, Chase!