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Coca-Cola Custom-Can Tool Blocks 'I Love Jesus' While Approving Satanic Phrases

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Coca-Cola is facing a backlash after viral videos appeared to show its custom-can tool rejecting phrases like 'I Love Jesus' while allowing those praising Satan. The controversy has sparked calls for a boycott from Christian consumers who see the discrepancy as evidence of anti-Christian bias.

However, fact-checkers have found that the company's stated policy is to block all religious content, and independent testing in 2024 revealed that the tool rejected 'Jesus', 'Satan' and 'Allah' alike. This history casts doubt on the latest claims, even as outrage spreads.

Content creators posted purported live tests of the customisation tool, showing phrases like 'I Love Satan' accepted while 'I Love Jesus' was blocked. Users also claimed that 'Allah Is King' advanced to preview while Christian phrases were blocked.

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