A lot of people think sweat gross. Gatorade, in its half-century of existence, has tried to make sweat cool. Remember those commercials when athletes used to sweat colored Gatorade?
Now, Gatorade is encouraging fitness and sweat through a new series of videos that will haunt you in your dreams. Imagine you are a college student trying to buy a Gatorade bottle and this happens.
OK, maybe J.J. Watt will not sprawl out of the machine every time. The point of the ad is to show how Gatorade helps rehydrate individuals who exercise. The slogan of the current campaign is "You don't sweat it, you don't get it."
Watt also broke other machines during the Gatorade taping:
In another ad, he just takes the vending machine away after a kid says, "I don't do sweat."
Indoors, students faced the same challenges to attain Gatorade, but instead of being met with Watt's intimidation, the students endured coaching from the polo-wearing Manning brothers. Bad comedian Eli Manning is at his finest, while Peyton brings more veteran leadership.
Peyton may be the tougher Manning. Here, he makes a student do wall-sits on the vending machine:
Being the Mannings, Eli and Peyton could not let the series go on without a few good jokes. While the student is doing wall-sits, the brothers talk lunch:
The videos were taped on a college campus with hidden cameras set up at both locations. The custodian role is played by Rob Belushi, son of actor Jim Belushi. Gatorade is using the hashtag, #WinFromWithin, to match with the "Sweat It To Get It" program.
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The 10 Players Drafted Before J.J. Watt In 2011
1. CAM NEWTON, CAROLINA PANTHERS
Few people enjoy the trifecta Newton enjoyed starting in his last season at Auburn. The quarterback won the Heisman Trophy and then led the school to a BCS Championship before the Panthers picked him first overall.
1. CAM NEWTON, CAROLINA PANTHERS
Newton may not be as elite a player as Watt, but it's hard to argue with Carolina taking him with the top pick. He's a two-time Pro Bowler who led the Panthers to the second round of the playoffs last year.
2. VON MILLER, DENVER BRONCOS
Like Newton, Von Miller had a strong track record coming out of college. He was a two-time AP All-American who led the NCAA in sacks in 2009.
2. VON MILLER, DENVER BRONCOS
Miller actually won the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year award over Watt in 2011. The one blemish on his resume came in 2013, when he missed the first six games of the NFL season to serve a suspension for allegedly trying to cheat on a drug test. But on the field, Miller has shined, making the Pro Bowl twice.
3. MARCELL DAREUS, BUFFALO BILLS
Combining size with surprising speed, Marcell Dareus was a nightmare for anyone facing Alabama's defensive line. The defensive end was a sight to see when picking up a fumble and running it back at an impressive clip.
3. MARCELl DAREUS, BUFFALO BILLS
Darueus brought that dominance into the NFL, where he's a star player on an underrated Buffalo defense. Despite having legal troubles involving guns and controlled substances, Dareus was a 2013 Pro Bowl selection.
4. A.J. GREEN, CINCINNATI BENGALS
Standing 6-foot-4, Green was a star from day one at Georgia, using his length to dominate the opposition en route to two straight All-SEC team selections.
4. A.J. GREEN, CINCINNATI BENGALS
But one could argue Green is even more dominant in the NFL, accumulating 30 touchdowns in his short career while earning three straight Pro Bowl selections.
5. PATRICK PETERSON, ARIZONA CARDINALS
Peterson's 2010 season at LSU was truly special. As a sparkplug for the Tigers' defensive and special teams units, Peterson was a unanimous All-America choice, as well as winner of the Thorpe Award and Bednarik Award.
5. PATRICK PETERSON, ARIZONA CARDINALS
In the NFL, little has changed. Peterson still stars regularly on defense and special teams, and he's become one of the most renowned cornerbacks in the league.
6. JULIO JONES, ATLANTA FALCONS
Jones earned acclaim at Alabama as a rare true freshman starter on the team. He developed into one of the team's most reliable stars on a team that won the BCS Championship in 2010.
6. JULIO JONES, ATLANTA FALCONS
Playing opposite receiver Roddy White, Jones has had an exceptional career. In 2012, he made the Pro Bowl thanks to a 1,200-yard, 10-touchdown season.
7. ALDON SMITH, SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
Aldon Smith was a big contributor at Missouri since he was a freshman, when he won the Big 12 Freshman of the Year award.
7. ALDON SMITH, SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
Smith started just as quickly in the NFL, setting the 49ers' rookie sack record and winning NFC Defensive Player of the Year in 2012. But after a run-in with TSA at an airport, during which he allegedly became belligerent, Smith was handed a nine-game suspension for this season.
8. JAKE LOCKER, TENNESSEE TITANS
Locker was considered an excellent pro prospect in college, where he led Washington while running a pro-style offense and displaying accurate throwing and strong footwork.
8. JAKE LOCKER, TENNESSEE TITANS
But Locker's career with Tennessee has been a roller coaster, with flashes of brilliance weighed down by injuries and poor decision-making. Without more consistent play, Locker's time as a starter might be winding down.
9. TYRON SMITH, DALLAS COWBOYS
At USC, Smith became one of college football's best lineman while protecting Trojan quarterbacks that also went to the NFL.
9. TYRON SMITH, DALLAS COWBOYS
In Dallas, Smith has evolved into a reliable Pro Bowl lineman. His service is one reason the Cowboys have jumped out to a fast start this season.
10. BLAINE GABBERT, JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
Gabbert was an electric quarterback in college, where he displayed great ground speed to go with a beautiful throwing motion.
10. BLAINE GABBERT, JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
But Gabbert didn't translate to the NFL game. He struggled with timing and comfort in the pocket and lost his starting job last season. This past NFL draft, the Jaguars selected Blake Bortles to start their QB project anew.
11. J.J. WATT, HOUSTON TEXANS
J.J. Watt was already a monster in college. After two years at Central Michigan, Watt transferred to Wisconsin, where he won the Lott Trophy in 2010.
11. J.J. WATT, HOUSTON TEXANS
But you could make a strong argument that Watt has been even better in the NFL. This year alone, he's scored three touchdowns -- a remarkable feat for a defensive end.
