The Nuka-Cola Corporation: The Most Ruthless Prewar Company

In pre-war America, multiple companies battled for supremacy to be the number one product for consumers to consume. Shady corporate dealings, addictive substances and even murder where all conducted in the name of free market capitalism. Yet one company stood out from the pack: The Nuka-Cola Corporation

[@dominator1914]

On the one hand I’m surprised that a soda company could be this cruel and evil. But then I look at the real world history of Banana companies. Pretty bad.

[@ComfortsSpecter]

Meth Cocaine Very organized Very Systemic Very much Still Here

[@alejandroredpine]

Coca Cola's colombian death squad

[@communismisadisease4498]

Coca cola is no Saint lol

[@supahgaming8249]

or nestle

[@JunkMan13013]

@@humanoblivion2968 *Largest, it wasn't anywhere near powerful at all. It was scrap metal in the shape of ships.

[@krimzon2676]

Knowing that Nuka Cola Quantum is literally radioactive, I feel like this could have easily been marketed to the public as building a resistance to radiation in case of atomic war.

[@striberx]

It make my stummy tingle.

[@bluntweaponenjoyer]

⁠@@striberxtummy stingle?

[@striberx]

@@bluntweaponenjoyer "stummy" tingle

[@SurvivingAnotherDay]

That’s like saying people should eat micro-plastics to prepare for global warming

[@striberx]

@@SurvivingAnotherDay Wait... eating microplastics doesn't stop it? *noms*

[@brotherhoodpaladin2403]

In Fallout 4, nuka World Dlc, the player can find and read a note on a terminal that says due to the lawsuit they lost regarding a rival soda company they can no longer use the regular glass bottles that's why they started changing the bottles into rockets

[@changsiah2]

Basically the universe explanation redesigning bottle

[@skknireeker9073]

Thanks for the in-game-fact. You provided content which most people never heard of about the game 😊

[@BrianHopson]

Was it sunset sasparilla?

[@brotherhoodpaladin2403]

Nope, I think they was referring to coke Cola Company

[@Kspice9000]

​@brotherhoodpaladin2403 no they were referring to vim! Or sunset sasparilla

[@snakes3425]

I always love learning about the Pre-War World, and the more I learn about it the more I see it as not simply corrupt but evil

[@markedgecliff7412]

Like another poster said too; have a look at the history of the US Banana companies (United Fruit Company I think?) and coca-cola amatil doing things like using death squads against union organisers in developing countries too. “…not simply corrupt, but evil” I think is a very helpful and insightful framework for viewing real life owners of companies such as these

[@want2killu]

aka an american history lol

[@Oozaru85]

I need a Fallout game that takes place in the pre-war world. With Fallout 4's Atompunk design. I love it.

[@Noahloveless1]

​@@want2killuAlways at least one brainwashed leftie. I pity lot.

[@buckrodgers1162]

@@markedgecliff7412, Exactly. You look at the pre-war world of Fallout and say "man those corps where evil". But the same could be said about the real world corps. The only real difference being in Fallout, all their 'dirty deeds' are out in the open for public finding. But in the real world, the corps spend vast amounts of money to keep their 'dirty deeds' buried, and away from public eyes. But the same kind of evil, if not more so, deeds are still done. Corpos, corpos never change.

[@ricks5756]

Some brewing company actually bought the rights to Nuka Cola Dark IRL, turning it into what many Rum experts say has "a cheap and awful flavor" .

[@TERMINATOR101-b8j]

That reminds me when a local brewery kicked off the hard soda trend. Their hard root beer tasted nothing like their soft root beer.

[@SwedishEmpire1700]

Then again its a fictional drink which nobody actually knows how it really tastes

[@cactusgamingyt9960]

The flavour is canon

[@GabagoolGang]

Ahh I think I remember that, it was advertised as coming in the nuka cola rocket glass bottle but it was actually a plastic shell with a bum hooch bottle inside lol.

[@twistedyogert]

​@@TERMINATOR101-b8j What did it taste like?

[@MatthewChenault]

John Bradburton’s name is a mix of John Pemberton and Caleb Beadburn; the founders of Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Co respectively.

[@MatthewChenault]

On a side note: Coca-Cola was invented as a means for Pemberton to overcome his addiction to Morphine. Pemberton - a Confederate Veteran who reached the rank of Lieutenant Colonel - was wounded at the Battle of Columbia, which saw him become addicted to morphine; a common painkiller during the war. He developed Coca-Cola as a means of overcoming that addiction by providing a healthier alternative to morphine.

[@SILOPshuvambanerjee]

@@MatthewChenault That's an interesting fact. Never knew it during my 2 years in the company.

[@Dr-Weird]

​@@MatthewChenault Wow, barring research myself for verification. It makes so much sense why coca cola had 'cocaine' in it

[@aSipOfHemlocktea]

​@@Dr-Weirdat the time they thought it was healthier

[@al_my_pal]

John Pemberton is also the name of the actor who plays Thaddeus in the show lol

[@CollideFan1]

As a collector of Coke Cola merchandise and paraphernalia, Nuka-Cola holds a special place in my heart. My favorite DLC is Nuka World, for obvious reasons. Fallout's prewar companies are just as ruthless and at times evil just like our real ones.

[@comradeurod9805]

Im a huge fan of what they did with Bradurton, i love the disney spin hahaha

[@ameliayt3943]

So you're a real life Sierra, basically lol?

[@joshadams5602]

I was under the impression that the subtext around the report of Sunset Sarsaparilla's supposed health issues was little more than a Nuka Cola corporation backed hit piece.

[@stephen1r2]

US made Sarsaparilla soda used Sassafras until 1960 when it was banned as Safrole (active chem in it) was found to cause cancer en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarsaparilla_(soft_drink)

[@kieranadamson3224]

That's the best part about stories like these. We don't really need to know because either gives us a good answer. Either it really was simply that SS was equally as unhealthy as NC and didn't care. Or it was NK giving another example of how scummy they were.

[@ShinDangaioh]

That seemed more like the real life reason why root beers are no longer made with sassafras root.

[@michaellarocca4879]

Its based on a real life interview with R.J. Reynolds (founder of Nabisco), Philip Morris' biggest competitor. When asked if Philip Morris products caused lung cancer, Reynolds replied "of course Philip Morris products cause cancer". He badmouthed the competition while knowing full well his company does the exact same thing.

[@korbyynbear5592]

Ruthless, no doubt. But compared to West-Tek, Vault-Tec, Hallucigen.... List goes on, I'd say MOST is at best contentious and for many hyperbolic. Good stuff as always, can't wait for the next one!

[@ZiddersRooFurry]

The Fallout universe is similar to the Borderlands universe in that within both corporations are treated as being evil no matter who they are. It's ironic given just who is publishing these games.

[@Dyingwood.]

@@ZiddersRooFurry wow its almost like a company is made up out of individuals with beliefs outside of their mega-corp

[@ZiddersRooFurry]

@@Dyingwood. Corporations are evil, period.

[@slumgummy]

​@ZiddersRooFurry wow i can't believe two different dystopian sci-fi franchises would both have an uncharitable portrayal of corporations and government

[@tedragus3351]

There's many companies in the Fallout universe that are evil but Nuka Cola takes the cake for most petty

[@canis2020]

I agree that Nuka Cola is a terrible company but the worst is still VaultTec in my humble opinion.

[@kieranadamson3224]

I'd say Nuka Cola has a genuine claim at least. Vault Tech was designed to be an evil, mad scientist corp. Nuka Cola was supposed to be a soft drink company that CHOSE to do all that shit.

[@frankshcleuterbomb2538]

Oh my god yeah totally they are so evil

[@peacauve]

find out who ran vault tec. its not "vault tec" that did it. vault tec people didnt even know the full scale setup

[@kieranadamson3224]

@@peacauve yeah, it's a large part of why I support THAT revelation in the show. It just makes sense considering who was really pulling the strings. SPOILERS That scene with the Vault Tech folks focusing on profits and investors if anything just proves that not even all of the leadership at Vault Tech knew what was really going on.

[@peacauve]

@@kieranadamson3224 if you keep looking into. High chances mothership zeta was working with enclave or enclave already knew about the UFOs hence them wanting to go off world and to study how humans work at every angle

[@dylanrivera2244]

It’s actually pretty infuriating how evil Pre War America was…. and then that anger disappears and is replaced with satisfaction when you remember you’re having fun filled adventures on the countries long dead corpse.

[@jakeing0ff]

wait til you hear about Coca Cola…

[@cgvt13]

Wait till you hear about the real world America

[@leninswalrus]

This is an edge lord take. It's not america or Americans that are the issue. It's the par*sitic corporations owned by their parasitic ruling cl**s which causes misery for the population at large. The US isn't even a democracy anymore so Americans can't be held responsible for it leadership or global actions. We've had a rogue state for 50 years

[@Saltasaur]

Yet billions of innocents had to perish for it.

[@dylanrivera2244]

@@Saltasaur innocent is a bit of a strong word. It wasn’t just the government and the corporations that were evil, the regular citizens were pretty rotten, self centered, and jingoistic themselves.

[@AnnPMadera]

Nuka-Quantum terrifies me. The bright blue glow would imply it possibly contains cesium (which glows a similar colour). And that when your character consumes it, there's a crunching sound, which would imply there are literally solid chunks of highly radioactive material. Could also note, in the real world, soda products were, like Nuka-Cola, actually marketed as health tonics. Sarsparilla (and later root beer) were originally mixed with alcohol and a medicine powder of some sort. The medicines of the time were really foul tasting, so a sugary tonic water with a shot of liquor was figured to take away the pain of consuming it. As time went on though, people just wanted the tonic water itself. During America's Prohibition period, if you wanted alcohol, the easiest way, and most legal, was to go to the chemist and get a 'tonic'. Pharmacies had legal licenses to produce and provide alcohol (the other easy way was to go to a church that had a license to produce alcohol for mass; Catholics, Orthodox, high church Anglicans/Lutherans/Episcopalians; a lot actually sold it for funding).

[@twbillionare9568]

Actually in Nuka World they reveal what the added thing in Nuka Cola is and it is I believe Strontium-42. And I think the crunching is game specific since if I remember correct in 4 it sounds like a swig. The crunch could also be you popping off the cap or breaking the glass

[@AmalekIsComing]

there is no crunching sound jackass, it's just opening the bottle

[@Dr-Weird]

Me being incredibly dumb: Hehe soda glows! why is my hair and teeth falling out?

[@AnnPMadera]

@@twbillionare9568 You're right, dimwit me. Strontium-42 is an actual nuclear component. And it does give off a blue glow. And I think you're right, the crunching, on replaying, seems to only be in Fallout 3 and New Vegas (presumably due to reused assets in the latter).

[@AnnPMadera]

@@Dr-Weird Clearly your body is not ready for the deliciousness.

[@walterrequiem6467]

I always liked the worldbuilding aspect of Sunset Sarsaparilla and Vim in that no matter how aggressively promoted a drink is, the regionally popular thing has cult like status that people will just prefer over coke. If we ever get a Fallout Texas they really gotta have a Big Red and Dr. Pepper knockoff in it, those are really big here.

[@rogerloger1935]

It ball insteand.

[@seanvitarelli9705]

Vim has to be an alternative version of Moxie. Moxie is only sold in the Northeast, and in Maine it's considered the unofficial soda of the state. Both names are synonymous with energy or vigor

[@junilog]

@@seanvitarelli9705 it is, Vim is an actual parody of Moxie

[@jaderabbit898]

We gotta start naming it first though. I'm thinking of Mr. Spice. Any takers?

[@NegativeDumpster]

@@seanvitarelli9705 Seconded; I mean, the phrase "Vim and Vigor" doesn't exist for nothing.

[@TheVenomousBeetle]

The symptoms of Nuka withdrawal sound like regular caffeine/soda withdrawals to me.

[@UnholyWrath3277]

Nobody gets head splitting head aches akin to drug withdrawal from just soda. The symptom itself is the same but the degree to which they occur isnt

[@chshrkt]

@@UnholyWrath3277 Try quitting Sugar cold turkey and get back to me. ;)

[@razorbackroar]

Coffee withdraws are like this

[@Seventh_Bean]

"For legal reasons, these are completely separate products. Any reference to Nuka-Cola is separate from the other product" I can hear the complete lack of empathy and I respect it.

[@Temperius]

Its sad that he can't critique their products freely.

[@Seventh_Bean]

@@Temperius Consumer Law is weird. He can critique Coca-Cola to hell and back, but the moment he implies fictional information to be real, CC would jump down his throat.

[@Redman_real]

​@Seventh_Bean I mean that's fair enough I wouldn't want people thinking that I put nuclear material in my drink either

[@Vladimir66616]

🤓☝️

[@andys189]

The subtle comparison to Coca-Cola at 8:41 is amazing. Everyone knows Coca-Cola was invented in Atlanta but was only served as a fountain beverage. It wasn't available to the masses until it was bottled in bulk in Chattanooga, TN, a city about an hour north of Atlanta. The bridge at the timestamp is in downtown Chattanooga.

[@iainballas]

I still think it's hilarious that Coca-Cola could have had all this free branding. Fallout could have been a world built around advertising for the Coca-Cola company, if Coke had acquiesced to letting the devs put their brand in for the bottle cap currency. But they didn't and we instead got games meant to test how far they can torture the Creation Engine.

[@je8277]

To close to home for Coca Cola when they’re just as evil in reality

[@kelavia2112]

Coke could benefit greatly from producing officially licenced nuka cola

[@vikingdrengenspiders7875]

@@je8277how?

[@je8277]

@@vikingdrengenspiders7875 look into coke mexico or any other famous story. All mega corporations have done evil in some way. Look at nestle and water in the USA. Any company involved with palm oil. Corona in Mexico / USA too.

[@parajerry]

Bethesda already makes and sells rocket shaped Nuke Cola bottles. I would love to see someone license it and make actual 6-packs of Nuke Cola that could be used at Fallout promo events, like the one at Goodsprings, NV. It could cost 2-3x what a 6-pack of Coke costs and people would buy it. Bottle is collectable. Maybe an idea for RC Cola or one of the smaller bottlers? It would be a novelty item so production runs would be small, but there are a lot of Fallout fans, especially with the TV series out now. Someone could make some caps (coin).

[@topcat59]

Honestly I would say the Nuke-Cola company was more bloodthirsty then ruthless with how they were willing to get employees from different soda companies nearly killed by mercenary’s.🐱

[@redenginner]

Coca Cola actually hired death squads to assassinate union heads in Colombia. The only thing Nuka Cola is missing is a random formula change to “New Nuke” tbh.

[@magmapixel8627]

“Only YOU can prevent corporate espionage!”

[@parajerry]

Funny, in real life the unions did this. Sabotage equipment, beat people that cross strike lines, destroy equipment and infrastructure. Then they took the member's pension fund and used it for their own purposes, often leaving it underfunded. In the end, the low level workers are always the victim, no mater who claims to be on their side.

[@stephenriggs8177]

No one's more ruthless than Vault-Tec.

[@randyschwaggins]

Vought International?

[@saltysalad2437]

Yeah i was thinking about it all along the video, how does all of this compare to social experiment that says unthruthfully that one habitant of vault have to be killed from time to time even tho they dont have to, how mind fucking it has to be to live in such conditions your entire life under pressure that someone have to be killed

[@Sorain1]

@@randyschwaggins That or Omnitech (From Anarchy Online) it takes a special level of 'do whatever works' to "turn off falling damage" on an entire planet because you refuse to acknowledge problems with Newland grid. (This is akin to altering the effective laws of physics world wide to cover up a lack of traffic barriers on one highway.)

[@k-9741]

My favorite Nuka cola stuff is still the computer entries on the “rogue” employee who make real good cola and everyone was freaking out.

[@cacokid1489]

I think Nuka-Cola as the liquid itself is more like Dr. Pepper as they both have similar advertising featuring a double digit number of fruit essences. The branding itself is more like Coca-Cola.

[@Noahloveless1]

I don't know. Vault tec, while doing some shady shite, are always doing what they do to learn things and better humanity. Similar to how the Nazis advanced medical science by many decades in a very short span. Gotta crack a few eggs for a delicious omelet.

[@primhaddok1024]

I would never drink coke after what they did... #BringBackTheCocaine

[@HeyCalebFucio]

extra flavouring tasty #BringBackTheCocaine #BBC

[@Pedro-kd4sm]

#BringBackTheCocaine

[@PainRack]

Note they may have took out the Cocaine because there was a Coke Fuelled Blacks would rape our White Women scare. The Drug fuelled panic was real. Whether coca cola did that is.... Well, it's most likely true

[@TurtleShroom3]

It actually might please you to know that Coca-Cola technically still has the "coca". Rather than having refined cocaine, Coca-Cola is boiled with coca leaves- yes, the leaves of the actual cocaine plant -in a manner akin to tea, and then steeped. Before the actual cocaine was removed, it was made this way anyway, but the refined cocaine was added as part of the mix. Coca-Cola is unique in its formula being truly perpetual: if you leave out New Coke because that was reversed, it was changed once, and only once, by Prohibition.

[@sirfanatical8763]

yeeeeeeeeeeeeee booooooiiiiiii

[@gerald1495]

basically how coca-cola operates in Latin America

[@이이-n4z8y]

People like you shouldn't post

[@trickytroll2990]

I watched a documentary about a year ago on that topic. It's crazy that people drink more Coke than water there.

[@bryanp5843]

Some ppl are already living in the apocalypse

[@Thunderbird_Dyes]

​@@trickytroll2990there was a remote village that praised Coke as a gift from God, this was because their own water wasn't safe for consumption for many years, now they have coke instead of clean drinking water.

[@widodoakrom3938]

Lol true

[@e-mud1939]

i love how in depth and interesting this video is, but it’s so funny to me in how it doesn’t feel like a lore video, and more just a history lesson 💀💀

[@stratusfractus111]

I think a tv series around the corporate shenanigans of these beverage companies would be interesting.

[@parajerry]

Spin off, one-off documentary style shows based on the TV series. Could even be web-content to accompany the show. Fill the gaps between seasons.

[@neves5083]

Its so cool to learn about the pre war world, also this art in the thumbnail is so nice, it passes the vibe of an living world that i don't get when learning about pre war events in-game

[@brothers_of_nod]

In Fallout 4: FROST, Nuka Cola is my anchor to sanity.

[@Railhog2102]

My Uncle grew up in the atomic era, Similar to nuka cola in the game coke bottles were all but glass and he like many other kids drank out of them.

[@SwedishEmpire1700]

How young must you be to be amazed by glass bottles? ive drank from glassbottles aswell, coca cola, pepsi etcetc

[@randyschwaggins]

Lol...Next you will be telling us your uncle didn't have streaming TV...😂😂😂

[@Railhog2102]

@SwedishEmpire1700 He was born November 1950 and is the son of a WWII vet, I have a somehow an interest in this era

[@stevewalker9870]

You know you can still get soda in glass bottles, right? Coca-Cola still sells many of their products in glass, and pretty much all Mexican sodas are sold in glass too, it's not like they're a thing of the past

[@Railhog2102]

@stevewalker9870 I know and I had them, Best Coke by far as it uses different ingredients

[@Dan-ss3ix]

You make the lore feel SOOO REAL!! I love it 👍

[@JOSyKo]

As a massive sarsaparilla fan, it should be noted that it is not a root beer soda. Sarsaparilla is made from sarsaparilla Vine, while root beer was originally made with sassafras tree roots.

[@BluganoStudio]

Vim has got a lot of Moxie to stand up to Nuka-Cola like that. Wicked cool of them!

[@gagislobista2]

Nuka-Cola vs Coca-Cola vs Pepsi-Cola now that is one scary battle

[@321Jarn]

3:09 natural flavoring being a question mark is so accurate

[@CSXBoys]

As someone who witnessed the purchase of the real world version of Vim get purchased by the real world version of Nuka Cola, this video is quite accurate

[@western_son]

Explain

[@CSXBoys]

@@western_son up north, in Maine, theres a brand of soda called Moxie. it was just recently pressured and bought out by Coca Cola, i think 2019? im not sure honestly. look it up, its interesting

[@joseybryant7577]

1:05 "Also, Coca-Cola is very healthy and good for you"

[@TurtleShroom3]

Coca-Cola does not pretend to be healthy. Their advertisement has been the same since Prohibition made them remove the booze: Coke is "delicious and refreshing". When Coca-Cola was invented, it was actually sold by a pharmacist as medicine. The "coca" in Coca-Cola was cocaine and the "cola" was the cola nut. The entire concoction was mixed in with wine and sold as a brain tonic.

[@mischievousjr.9299]

Someone mentioned the Bananas Company, I'm sick and appalled by their actions, its completely sick. The way bananas company got money is disgusting, but it does give credibility to Nuka Cola.... Like how Nuka Cola being a Sketchy company isnt farfetched since it kinda mirrors real world companies

[@jakeing0ff]

that’s kinda the main thesis of the fallout lore. unchecked capitalism will enable corporations to do horrific things. how do we know? because it’s happened before, and it happens to this day

[@99baking]

Coca cola itself hired death squads to kill striking workers in Latin America

[@supertna9154]

Nuka cola addiction was present in both Fallout 1 and 2 as well as tactics.

[@rogerloger1935]

It more than in Games joke than anything.

[@sebastianrussso6958]

It is so hilarious that i get a Coca Cola Ad exactly when you started talking about the shady practices of Nuka Cola corp

[@Daaninator]

nuka cola was pretty mild compared to thew evilness of vault tec. I think it's one of the more "humane" companies in fallout. Ofcourse humane in fallout is like extremely evil in normal life standards

[@djhuntingdown5565]

I love these fallout universe documentaries dude

[@oakbass122]

Sunset Sarsaparilla better

[@blinkowarner3117]

You have to love how Nuka-Cola is essentially Coca-Cola + Disney.

[@Juanpvcool]

I haven't even played any Fallout, what am I doing here?

[@andrewfoster1476]

Doesn't mean you can't enjoy the lore

[@amyoakAnimation]

11:33 nuka cola quantum was released the same day the bombs dropped so most consumers never had it. we don't know how popular it may have been. nuka cola was advertising it weeks before the release though so people were probably hyped up for it

[@HeeeyTooom]

bro had to throw in the 'disclaimer' 😂

[@MrAsianPie]

Thumbnail goes hard

[@ethanblair7351]

Vault Tec: *Allow Us To Introduce Ourselves*

[@BearCavalryWasTaken]

Vim is a cool concept, I really wish it comes back in the future if there's another game in the North East

[@shrimpy_nazeem]

I kinda wish we could antagonize Bradburton. Depending on what terminal entries you’ve read, you could mock him for what he’s done.

[@Faithful_Solaire]

A Mountain Dew commercial in the middle of this video is perfection

[@Dienow3xw]

I'm surprised bethesda hasn't made this a real soda yet

[@bigearl1624]

They did.

[@RegiArt7]

With real plutonium!

[@Frankminimia]

I got a coke ad right as the disclaimer started…

[@dreckken]

Even though it's extremely tempting, don't drink from the Quantum river!

[@trashynecromancer1155]

"Take this object, wastelander, but be warned it carries a terrible curse." [Cursed Doll was added to Inventory] "That's bad." "But you get a free meal!" "That's good!" "The meal is also cursed." "That's bad." "But you get your choice of Nuka-Cola!: "That's good!" "Nuka-Cola contains Potassium benzoate." [Int 2/7] "...." "that's bad." "Can I go now?"

[@Idkpleasejustletmechangeit]

Good history lesson. If I was a teacher, then I'd definitely show this in class.

[@Katfischyy]

Fun fact nuka world is located basically where real life Six Flags New England is

[@disciple1381]

Oh, come on, speak the facts. Soda is horrible for us.

[@widodoakrom3938]

True

[@ishkanark6725]

Facts

[@romchompa6858]

Microsoft and Coke have just joined forces to use AI.

[@ComfortsSpecter]

Great History Glad to Have Your Channel Mostly Correct Too

[@Killianstodghill]

If only Coca-Cola was this ruthless, we could have the good old cola

[@ClancyWoodard-yw6tg]

One of the scientists at Nuka-World actually called out the others for going along with the cobalt project

[@ryanbennett2806]

Nuka-Cola is Coca-Cola and Disney's love child.

[@CGRREDACTED]

BB I must say very good video thank you I enjoyed it a lot your name shall be remembered in the hall of heroes.

[@megabyte5726]

funny. those are all the things i taste in redbull

[@superwario3644]

could you make a video about sugar bombs? the cereal brand

[@Ridingthewaves305]

Nuka Cola has more lore than the entire Starfield franchise

[@420-V.T.L-Machinist]

I wonder how sweet the drink would be

[@sahilhossian8212]

Lore of The Nuka-Cola Corporation: The Most Ruthless Prewar Company momentum 100

[@free00to00ryhme]

The fact that their soda retained their fizz after 200 some odd years is a testament to their ruthlessness.

[@thestudentofficial5483]

Nuka Cola is like the worst of Disney and Nestle combined

[@michaeloconnor3600]

Babe wake up, new yaboiii video just dropped!

[@jrs3739]

How ironic that a Coke ad is attached to this vid XD

[@Awset]

As Nuka-Cola is "inspired" by Coca-Cola, I was not surprised by any evil of Nuka-Cola at all.

[@renaigh]

Doomed to listen to the ravings of a superfan is the least Bradberton deserves.

[@darkspy1277]

Basically coca cola in short, look how many competitors they bought out and own now, they are definately a top 10 company right now.

[@goreboxz8474]

in a nutshell: nuka cola> coca cola vim> pepsi sarsaparilla> fanta

[@Mary-td2zw]

Vim is Moxie.

[@fabricio0804]

The best part was me getting a Coca-Cola ad while watching this hahaha

[@asgersuper1234]

Idk vault tec were monsters

[@Max_G43]

We got nuka cola lore before gta6

[@OmniSlayer-]

I’ve been a fallout fan since I was 13 and although I started to understand the message more as I got older, with similarities to prewar america and real world America (even though it was exaggerated in order to make a point), despite this I still love real world America despite its flaws because it’s my home and gave me such a good life, yes the fallout series is critical of Americas place in the world, I think of it as more fighting for America instead of against it so we can try to make it better so it doesn’t have to be this way.

[@emetanti]

I misread and clicked this thinking it said Coca Cola, probably still applies 1:1

[@milliedragon4418]

It's more of an energy drink, if it includes vitamins, yes, The taste and flavor is more like Coca-Cola/Dr Pepper. I could see how that could be addictive.

[@ZombiePumps]

That’s an intricate back story for a fictional product in a different universe.

[@cyandoesthings]

the thumbnail and title looks like something out of a fever dream

[@polygamygaming7526]

Doesnt matter i just drank 27 nuka colas before this deathclaw reaches me

[@teoteous]

Initially misread it as the *Coca*-Cola Corporation. But then I remember stuff like the town of San Cristóbal de las Casas....

[@ArtKing3000]

To me the Nuka Cola company is basically the Disney company if Walt pursued his career in beverages instead of cartoons.

[@admiralofficial5251]

What an irony that I got Coca-Cola ads before and during the movie...

[@Preston_Garvy]

Nuka cola is just a Disney and Coca Cola combined XD

[@pepsimaaaaaaaaaan]

That's...oddly accurate

[@widodoakrom3938]

Pretty accurate

[@UntimelyRelease]

Didnt mention the bottle cap....

[@pacoramon9468]

Today Nuke Cola was founded.

[@mistermidnight1823]

Its the real world analogs of companies like Nuka-Cola that make me hate humans even more.

[@jiffypoo5029]

Nuka-Cola Corp seems to be one of the Corps still operational post-war. Vendors and Machines are regularly restocked. Maybe it's like greygarden and a bunch of Mr. Handys are still working farms, bottling plants and distributing product around America.

[@SickVeteran99]

LOL, I GOT AN AD FOR COCA COLA BEFORE THE VIDEO STARTS 😂

[@thomasdawson4044]

After hearing what John-Caleb Bradberton did i believe leaving him with his biggest fan rather than letting him due is poetic justice.😂

[@Catbattle]

Man, Nuka Cola sure was evil. I'm glad companies like that don't exist in the real world. Jokes aside, just about every aspect of Fallouts worldbuilding has such a scathing critique of America, videos like these really help me appreciate just how deep those details go.

[@coreymckinney7423]

Coca Cola used ingredients from the coca plant (yes like cocaine, hence the name) they used some other ingredients which got people addicted to the drink. That’s how they made so much money, that much money they bought Santa (yes that’s why Santa is red and white because of Coca Cola brand, he’s originally green and white). The drink still uses ingredients from the coca plant today but the recipe has changed massively since then. So the idea settlers get addicted to Nuka Cola is pretty accurate to real life.

[@afgor1088]

Everyone knows the cocaine fact And no... That is not why Santa is red, that's a myth.

[@widodoakrom3938]

True

[@chrishouterman4772]

See this seems so much more interesting to me than what the show did. In the show, Bradburten would have been a part of the joint company meeting to make the vaults and launch the bombs.

[@ElJorro]

Excellent work.

[@seanvitarelli9705]

Vim has to be an alternative version of Moxie. Moxie is only sold in the Northeast, and in Maine it's considered the unofficial soda of the state. Both names are synonymous with energy or vigor

[@HeathenRocker]

You've got Vim! 😉👍🏻