Tired of having to choose one good thing over another? Coca-Cola Zero hears you loud and clear, delivering a new spot that shows why “and” is always better than “or.” The commercial stars Asian American comedian Ken Jeong who prefers the notion of “and” — as in Real Coke Taste and Zero Calories — over “or.” Facing a choice between two different movie genres, Jeong is suddenly inspired by his can of Coke Zero. Leaping into action, he performs his own quirky rendition of the song “War (What Is It Good For?).” By throwing down original dance moves and substituting the word “or” for “war,” Jeong lets passersby know that with Coke Zero, you can Enjoy Everything.

Ken Jeong, best known as Mr. Chow from “The Hangover” films and Señor Chang from “Community,” makes it clear that he’s not willing to compromise — he’s looking for romance and action, or as he says, “romaction.” He wants his love story combined with the alien invasion, and won’t settle for choosing one over the other — just like Coke Zero drinkers.

See Ken Jeong in other commercials: Stayin’ Alive with Ken Jeong PSA, Fast Don’t Lie – Adidas commercial with Ken Jeong, and Pepto Bismol Tummy Time with Ken Jeong.

Coca-Cola Zero’s “Say it Again” commercial with Ken Jeong

McDonald’s has been airing commercials about their Premium Chicken Sandwich. In the commercial, an Asian guy, played by Eddie Mui, in the office decides to take lunch. His fellow co-workers warn him not to go out to eat lunch. (Apparently, those days are gone.) He doesn’t want to be chicken, he wants to eat it. Lunchtime is YOUR time. Go forth and eat chicken.

See more Asian Americans in recent commercials: House of Flying Laptops : Intel Ultrabook commercial, Aziz Ansari in American Express commercial, and Vonage commercial with Rizwan Manji.

Don’t be a chicken McDonald’s commercial

The Break McDonald’s commercial