Who knows all the English words above?

I think this was originally an advertising slogan for the Coca-Cola Company, and someone changed it. No wonder some people say it is a copycat version of the slogan. The first word of Coca-Cola's advertising slogan should be Coca (coke) and the second word should be cola (coke). The advertising slogan is CocaCola. There is another sentence at the end, It is the real thing. It probably means "it is a real thing". Someone changed the position of these two words, put Coca (coke) after Cola (cola), and changed the two words completely, changing their original meaning). Change the sentence It is the real thing. (It is a real thing) in Coca-Cola Company's advertising slogan to It is the rual nothing. (It is really nothing.) There is a word rual in the sentence. This word is used in Coca-Cola Company's advertising. The slogan is real.

Enjoy CocaCola. It is the real thing. Enjoy Coca-Cola! It's the real thing! (Enjoy means to like, enjoy)

You can search the English advertisements of Coca-Cola Company online and compare them carefully. I believe you can find the answer yourself.