Coca-Cola Accused of Allowing Satanic Messages on Customized Cans
Coca-Cola's personalized can feature has come under fire after social media users claimed it allowed messages like 'Satan Is King' while rejecting phrases such as 'I love Jesus' and 'Jesus is King'.
Viral videos circulating on X showed tests of the Coca-Cola Store website's customization tool, with content creator Ryan Haff demonstrating how the automated filter produced differing responses to similar phrases.
According to multiple reports, when users attempted to submit Christian-themed phrases like 'Jesus is King' or 'Holy Trinity', they were immediately rejected. However, phrases like 'Satan is good' and 'I love Satan' were accepted without issue.
The controversy has led to calls for boycotts of Coca-Cola's products, with some users expressing outrage that the company's official guidelines prohibit religious and political content on personalized items.