QB Caleb Williams as the “leading face of its Fansville campaign,” according to Pete Nakos of ON3.

Fan-favorite characters Logan, Jay, Natalie, Chuck, Charlotte, CJ, and “The Sheriff” Brian Bosworth are all back this year, joined by USC quarterback and Heisman trophy winner Caleb Williams and his mother, Dayna Price.

Pepper has confirmed that it is discontinuing the character of Larry Culpepper, a man who has annoyed college football fans over the past four seasons. The news of Culpepper's potential departure was broken Monday. Dr. Pepper confirmed it on Tuesday.

Caleb Williams' Dr Pepper 'Fansville' Commercial Dr. Pepper will also partner with Williams' Caleb Cares Foundation - which supports eliminating bullying, mental health awareness, and youth empowerment - for an activation that will be announced later, which is all a part of his overall deal with the company.

Fansville is depicted as a small American town whose citizens have an exaggerated affinity for college football. Fansville residents share a strong allegiance to the generically-named "State" and a hatred for the rivaling "Tech", a play on the common monikers for state universities and technological universities.

Lil' Sweet '” From that mindset sprung an idea for a new arbiter of good fortune: Lil' Sweet - a tiny butler. “The idea was that when people wanted a Diet Dr Pepper, they would ring a little bell and go, 'Lil' Sweet,'” Lehr said, “and then a tiny butler would come in.

You may recognize him from his time singing on American Idol, from his role as 'Lil Sweet' on the Dr. Pepper commercials, or from your local grocery store aisles. That's because Justin Guarini, when he's not entertaining the world, lives right here in Bucks County with his wife and two sons.

You may recognize him from his time singing on American Idol, from his role as 'Lil Sweet' on the Dr. Pepper commercials, or from your local grocery store aisles. That's because Justin Guarini, when he's not entertaining the world, lives right here in Bucks County with his wife and two sons.

These couples are not dating a stranger, they are marrying one, and part of that process involves living together. Although Married at First Sight's Dr. Pepper Schwartz, one of the matchmaking experts on the show, admitted last season that she doesn't live with her husband, that is the exception to the rule.

Caleb Williams' brand endorsement deals Other endorsements by Williams include his deal with AT&T. The telecommunications company partnered with him to help promote their products and services. He is himself a user of their services and products and through his influence convinces people of their quality.

The soda was concocted by Charles Alderton, a pharmacist in Waco, Texas, after he experimented with an array of fruit flavors in 1885 (before Coca-Cola was invented). He eventually came up with a syrup that, when mixed with carbonated water, became what is today Dr. Pepper.

He liked the way the drug store smelled, with all of the fruit syrup flavor smells mixing together in the air. He decided to create a drink that tasted like that smell. He kept a journal, and after numerous experiments he finally hit upon a mixture of fruit syrups that he liked.