The 'Hilltop' Coca-Cola commercial originally aired in 1971, featuring a diverse group of people on a hillside in Italy singing 'I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing.' However, it became a massive modern meme following the 2015 series finale of the TV show 'Mad Men,' where protagonist Don Draper, played by Jon Hamm, is seen meditating before the ad plays. The implication is that Draper, after a spiritual journey, channels his enlightenment into this ultimate piece of corporate advertising. In the clip, the group holds Coke bottles and harmonizes about buying the world a home and furnishing it with love. As a meme, this template is frequently used to represent the feeling of sudden, often unearned, enlightenment or the cynical nature of corporate branding. It captures the moment someone believes they have solved a complex problem with a superficial or commercial solution. Example captions: 'Me after drinking one green juice and thinking I’m a health guru,' 'HR after fixing the toxic work environment with a new espresso machine,' and 'When the 15-minute meditation app finally hits.'