THERE’S one Christmas advert that signals the festive season is truly here – but it’s still missing from our telly screens.
It comes after several big brands, including John Lewis, have already launched their Christmas adverts for 2022.
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But iconic festive ad is still now out and fans are eagerly anticipating its arrival.
Coca-Cola still hasn’t released Christmas advert for this year, and fans are keen for the famous truck to comeback.
The firm’s iconic red truck first appeared on screens in 1995, with the catchy “Holidays are Coming” song soon becoming associated with the run-up to Christmas.
Viewers have taken to Twitter to vent their frustration – but also excitement – that the Coca-Cola Christmas advert is yet to hit our screens.
One wrote: “Come on Coca-Cola, where’s the Christmas ad? I need to see the truck before Christmas can start!!!”
While another said: “We’re just waiting to hear “holidays are coming” and see the Coca-Cola truck, and then it’s Christmas.”
But one viewer, who seems to think there’s going to be no advert this year, Tweeted: “Just realised there’s no Coca-Cola Christmas ad this year.
“Christmas is cancelled then, I’ll tell the children.”
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Other big brands have already released their festive adverts for 2022 and some are tearjerkers.
Last year, the advert didn’t appear on telly until late November, around the 22nd of the month.
But thankfully, the fizzy drinks giant has confirmed that the advert will be back on screens “before the end of the month”, meaning fans don’t have too much longer to wait.
The Waitrose advert sparked backlash among viewers for including farmers comparing their sun tans to each other.
The dark tans had many shoppers feel it was insensitive to skin cancer patients, with several posting their thoughts to social media.
Amazon’s Christmas advert featured a father and daughter and reminded us of festive joy.
Seeing his daughter is mesmerised by her snow globe, the father sets to work creating a real life snow globe in his greenhouse.
The big reveal demonstrates a father’s love through his resourcefulness and inventiveness, determined to make his child’s Christmas a magical experience – it ends with the message: “Joy is made”.
Aldi’s festive advert sees the return of Kevin the carrot, while its competitor Lidl introduces a cuddly bear in its Christmas clip.
M&S sees French and Saunders transform into a fairy and raggedy dog toy called Duckie in their latest festive ad.
And John Lewis fans need to have the tissues at the ready for this year’s Christmas advert.
The 90-second ad follows a middle-aged foster dad as he struggles to master the skill of skateboarding while raising awareness of vulnerable children.
On a lighter note, Asda’s Christmas advert sees the return of Buddy the Elf, a whole 19 years after Will Ferrell played the character in the 2003 film Elf.
And Alison Hammond plays a fussy royal countess in this year’s Sainsbury’s festive advert.
But that’s not all as we’ve also summarised the Argos, Disney, JD Sports, McDonald’s, Morrisons, Shelter, Tesco, TK Maxx and Very festive clips.
