WATCH: Couple's 'Share-a-Coke' pregnancy announcement goes viral

 

A couple expecting a baby found a unique—and entertaining—way to announce the pregnancy: using the names printed on a soft drink brand's cans.

 

The resulting video that entertainer Patrick McGillicuddy and wife Whitney posted on YouTube went viral, gaining more than 2.3 million views since it was posted July 31.

 

In the video, husband and wife find their voices change, depending on the name on the can they are drinking from.

 

But they chance on two cans that turn their voices back to normal. The names on the cans? Dad and Mom.

 

The couple then display an ultrasound photo of their upcoming baby - due in February 2015.

 

However, the story does not end there: Coca-Cola was pleased with the video and tweeted Patrick:

 

@DJPajamaRama What a wonderful surprise! We love it, Patrick! Congratulations! #ShareaCoke

— Coca-Cola (@CocaCola) August 1, 2014

 

It then sent the couple 360 bottles of Diet Coke:

 

Alright this is pretty amazing! Thanks @DietCoke & @CocaCola for surprising is with 360 Diet Cokes! #ShareaCoke pic.twitter.com/5IfkcDhJm7

— Patrick McGillicuddy (@DJPajamaRama) August 6, 2014

Thanks cocacola for sending us 360 Diet Cokes! Time to find some baby names! ???????????? #shareacoke http://t.co/NIMaW86Qti

— Patrick McGillicuddy (@DJPajamaRama) August 7, 2014

 

 — Joel Locsin/TJD, GMA News