It’s that time of year when The Brands stop trying to be cool on Twitter and start trying to be cool on the TV. The below ads—each brimming with A-list talent and budgets your average indie filmmaker would salivate over—will air during the Super Bowl, but have been uploaded early for your viewing pleasure. We’ll be updating this list as more commercials drop online, but there’s plenty to feast your eyes on for now, from Rick-and-Morty madness to John Cena and Jimmy Fallon buddy comedy.
Amazon
Who’s in it: Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi
What are they doing: Pondering what life was like before Alexa, thus spawning a slew of old-timey recreations.
Apple
Who’s in it: Gamers
What are they doing: Playing Apple Arcade. But it looks cool!
Avocados From Mexico
Who’s in it: Molly Ringwald
What is she doing: Selling some very cute avocado accessories.
Audi
Who’s in it? Maisie Williams, otherwise known as Arya of House Stark.
What is she doing? Driving an Audi while singing Frozen’s “Let It Go.” For some reason.
Bounty
Who’s in it: Sofia Vergara, Rob Riggle, Kris Jenner, Kourtney Kardashian, Sarah Hyland, Wells Adams, Russell Wilson, and Carson Wentz
What are they doing: Helping to clean a party that’s been doused in chili, which we’re guessing none of them would likely do in real life.
Bubly
Who’s in it: Michael Bublé, Aparna Nancherla, and others who think Michael Bublé’s last name is Bubly
What are they doing: Confusing Bublé’s name with Bubly as Bublé corrects them
Budweiser
Who’s in it? A bunch of smart devices.
What are they doing? Recreating the iconic (and cursed) “whassup” ad from 1999, but with a twist!
Who’s in it? Free Hugs Guy, Ali Krieger, Ashlyn Harris, and Hannah Gavios; Oscar-winning filmmaker Kathryn Bigelow is behind the camera.
What are they doing? Making America great again by implying that Americans are Bud-drinking heroes and not the sardonic list of weird stereotypes listed by the narrator. Are Americans really known for taking clothes off in public? Seems like more of a European thing.
Bud Light
Who’s in it? Post Malone.
What is he doing? Listening to the tiny tattooed workers in his brain and body tell him that Bud Light Mango Seltzer is delicious and low in calories.
Cheetos
Who’s in it: MC Hammer.
What is he doing? Popping out from things and declaring “Can’t touch this” every time a man’s cheese powder-covered hands prevent him from doing manual labor or physically engaging with the people around him.
Dashlane
Who’s in it: Charon, ferryman of Hades
What is he doing: Damning a guy because he forgot his password
Doritos
Who’s in it? Sam Elliott.
What is he doing? Reciting the lyrics to Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road,” smacking his own ass.
Who’s in it: Chris Rock and Sylvester Stallone
What are they doing: Getting into a fight at the top of the Philadelphia Museum of Art steps.
The General Insurance
Who’s in it: Snoop Dogg
What is he doing: Rapping about insurance. “You drop the rates, I drop the beats.”
Genesis
Who’s in it? John Legend and Chrissy Teigen.
What are they doing? Teigen makes a scene by knocking over a comically fancy spread of oysters, then throws her husband under the bus while acting like we all don’t follow her on Twitter.
GMC Hummer
Who’s in it: LeBron James
What is he doing: A Jim-Carrey-in-The-Cable-Guy-dunk.
Who’s in it? Loretta’s husband.
What is he doing? Making you cry.
Hard Rock
Who’s in it: Jennifer Lopez, A-Rod, DJ Khaled, Pitbull, and Steven Van Zandt; directed by Michael Bay
What are they doing: No idea, but it’s exhausting.
Heinz
Who’s in it: Too many people.
What are they doing: It’s hard to tell with this four-frame aesthetic. Something to do with ketchup?
Hulu
Who’s in it: Tom Brady
What is he doing: Telling you Hulu “doesn’t have just live sports.”
Hyundai
Who’s in it? Chris Evans, John Krasinski, Rachel Dratch, and David Ortiz.
What are they doing? Speaking in Bahston accents while admiring the Hyundai Sonata’s “Smaht Pahk” feature and somehow not getting mobbed by hordes of shrieking moms.
Jeep
Who’s in it: Bill Murray, Stephen Tobolowsky, and Brian Doyle-Murray
What are they doing: Recreating a version of Groundhog Day in which Bill plays himself, Brian doesn’t, and the groundhog lives.
Kia
Who’s in it? Raiders running back Josh Jacobs; directed by John Hillcoat.
What is he doing? Recounting his homeless childhood on the streets of Tulsa to help promote Kia’s charitable efforts around homelessness.
Little Caesars
Who’s in it? Rainn Wilson.
What is he doing? Playing the harried owner of the Sliced Bread company, which is in danger of no longer being “the best thing.”
McDonald’s
Who’s in it: Kanye West, Kim Kardashian West, Millie Bobby Brown, and Joe Montana…in spirit
What are they doing: Sharing their go-to orders with the world, though we’re just assuming McDonald’s made all of this up
Michael Bloomberg
Who’s in it: Calandrian Kemp, the mother of a victim of gun violence
What is she doing: Speaking to presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg’s gun reform efforts
Michelob Ultra
Who’s in it? Jimmy Fallon and John Cena, with cameos by Usain Bolt, Brooks Koepka, Kerri Walsh Jennings, Brooke Sweat, and The Roots.
What are they doing? Being different sizes while exercising and drinking beer.
Microsoft
Who’s in it? Katie Sowers, offensive assistant coach for the San Francisco 49ers.
What is she doing? Talking about what a big deal it is for her to be the offensive assistant coach for the San Francisco 49ers. She will, after all, be the first woman ever to coach in the Super Bowl.
Mountain Dew
Who’s in it? Bryan Cranston and Tracee Ellis Ross.
What are they doing? We have no idea.
Olay
Who’s in it: Busy Phillips, Lilly Singh, Taraji P. Henson, and astronaut Nicole Stott
What are they doing: Launching into orbit while raising money for Girls Who Code.
Porsche
Who’s in it: Fast cars
What are they doing: Wishing Vin Diesel was driving them.
Planters
Who’s in it? Wesley Snipes and Matt Walsh
What are they doing? Watching as Mr. Peanut kills himself to save them.
Who’s in it? Wesley Snipes, Matt Walsh, Mr. Clean, Kool-Aid Man
What are they doing? Mourning Mr. Peanut, who, in death, gives birth to a baby Mr. Peanut that makes dolphin noises.
Playstation
Who’s in it: Peyton Manning and Eli Manning
What are they doing: Shilling for Madden NFL 20 through some convoluted narrative about “feeding the machine.”
Pepsi
Who’s in it? Missy Elliott and H.E.R.
What are they doing? Putting a new spin on the Rolling Stones’ “Paint It Black.”
Pop-Tarts
Who’s in it? Queer Eye’s Jonathan Van Ness.
What is he doing? Lookin’ like a snack.
Pringles
Who’s in it? Rick and Morty
What are they doing? Trying to escape the Pringles commercial in which they are trapped.
Quibi
Who’s in it: Chance the Rapper, sorta
What is he doing: Previewing his Punk’d reboot for some bank robbers who are quite taken with the yet-to-be-released mobile streaming service.
Reese’s
Who’s in it: A little purple alien guy
What is he doing: Being, like everyone else in the office, too consumed with weirdness to know that Reese’s Take 5 bars exist.
Rocket Mortgage
Who’s in it: Jason Momoa
What is he doing: Reading a romance novel in the bathtub, being shirtless.
Who’s in it: Jason Momoa
What is he doing: Giving us fucking nightmares by allowing his head to be CGI’d onto some spider-thin person.
Sabra
Who’s in it: Drag queens Miz Cracker and Kim Chi
What are they doing: Eating hummus, endangering their wigs.
Who’s in it: Ric Flair, Megan Thee Stallion, Jaleel White, TikTok star Charli D’Amelio, Zach King, Fortnite streamer Bugha, The Kombucha Lady, Caroline Manzo, Teresa Giudice, and probably some other people we don’t recognize. Oh, and Miz Cracker and Kim Chi. And Chester Cheetah. We don’t know, man.
What are they doing: Eating hummus. Hopefully not getting listeria?
SodaStream
Who’s in it: Bill Nye the Science Guy
What is he doing: Being very excited about astronauts finding water on Mars.
Snickers
Who’s in it? Luis Guzmán.
What is he doing? Being as confused by the “Snickers hole” as the rest of us.
Squarespace
Who’s in it? Winona Ryder.
What is she doing? Some kind of Fargo riff.
T-Mobile
Who’s in it: Anthony Anderson
What is he doing: Fielding countless calls from his mother, who is very pleased with her T-Mobile service.
Taco Bell
Who’s in it: Some Crockett and Tubbs cosplayers
What are they doing: Headlining a trailer for an action comedy about Taco Bell’s Nacho Fries
Takis
Who’s in it: John Cena
What is he doing: Stunt-driving, eating Takis.
Tide
Who’s in it? Charlie Day and Emily Hampshire
What are they doing? Sorting through their own dirty laundry.
Who’s in it? Charlie Day and Emily Hampshire, again
What are they doing? Staring into the future, embracing synergy with Bud Light
Tostitos
Who’s in it: Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart
What are they doing: Continuing to be the best unlikely friendship by enjoying new Tostitos Strips and their creamy avocado salsa.
Toyota
Who’s in it: Cobie Smulders
What is she doing: Outrunning a tentacled monster in a 2020 Toyota Highlander.
TurboTax
Who’s in it? Some very talented dancers.
What are they doing? Dancing to an admittedly catchy song about doing your own taxes.
Verizon
Who’s in it: First responders.
What are they doing: Saving people in ways Verizon would never.
Walmart
Who’s in it? Groot, Buzz Lightyear, Legos, the talking pug from Men In Black, Bill & Ted’s Alex Winter, a de-aged version of Alex Winter, the aliens from Mars Attacks.
What are they doing? Shopping at Walmart, referencing their movies.
WeatherTech
Who’s in it: Scout, a lucky dog
What is he doing: Trying to help other good boys
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I started watching a couple ads thinking this’ll be a quick bit of entertainment.
But then the ads kept going and going and going.Just let me know which ad wins the super bowl.
So do I have any reason to watch the Superbowl now?
Not sure I’m prepared for a world in which Sam Elliot reciting Lil Nas X lyrics and celebrity spokesmen MC Hammer and Post Malone are all featured in Super Bowl ads. Not to mention Wesley Snipes in a commercial where a car crash leads to the suicide of a CGI peanut.2020 is already weird as hell, man…
I wish I could go back 25 years to tell people that in the future that Star Wars, Star Trek, Marvel Comics, and even more obscure science fiction characters would be featured in a super bowl commercial.
Wait, I thought the Mr. Peanut had been pulled because a peanut falling to his death after a highway accident was too similar to Kobe Bryant and several others crashing to their deaths in a helicopter accident?
Is it suicide if it saves two other lives?
Look, I don’t have time to debate the appropriate word to use when an animated legume intentionally drops to his death in order to save Wesley Snipes and Veep’s Mike McLintock.
Then what do I pay you for?
The only way we can be sure is if we pull together a panel of experts to debate it. I suggest a moral philosophy professor, a catholic priest and, I don’t know, maybe a Kardashian.
god, post malone and mc hammer both have some relevancy in this day and age and i just feel sad by that fact.
*Sees Sam Jones*
welp, for those asking why everyone was being SO SENSITIVE about the mr peanut ad being pulled after the kobe accident, here ya go
I fail to see the issue. One died in a freak helicopter accident. The other “dies” falling off of a cliff as an act of self-sacrifice to save two sort-of celebrities. No similarities at all. People die all day, every day. Over 100 have died just from the Coronavirus in the last few days alone. Do we need to censer all death out of all media now?
okay
We’re far past the point where characters being self aware that they’re in a commercial is funny or clever. Looking at you, Justin Roiland.
“Nah, bro. The Pringles commercial is just operating on a genius level that is above your head. You just don’t get it.” – Average Rick & Morty Fan.
I found it funny on a basic level. Maybe I’m not desensitized to this kind of stuff yet.
You underestimate the stupidity of the average American.
I hate agreeing with you, but…. yeah.
I’ll say this. I do like that the rick & morty ads are still kind of insulting to the product (the hamburger ones were pretty gross, for example).
Shut up and stack your Pringles.
I don’t know, I laughed.
I been drvin’ a Lincoln since long before anyone ever paid me to drive a Lincoln
I think this is the angle they were looking for with the Maisie Williams campaign. Familiar camera angles and all that.
“We’re far past the point where characters being self aware that they’re in a commercial is funny or clever.”ftfy
A few of these were amusing. Special shout-out to the Boston ghost car, MC Hammer and the Snickers hole made me legitimately laugh out loud.
Who’s in it: Bryan Cranston and Tracee Ellis RossWhat are they doing: We have no idea.Take just that (not the actual commercial) and make it a show and I’d be all over it.
Weird choice equating your product with spousal homicide.
Man, this throws another point into the argument over how I’m going to watch the game. I’ve been debating about watching it OTA or online. OTA offers everything with less delay and in pretty solid quality. There might be some burps and burbles now and then but it’s the way I’ve gone through most of the season. Fox is offering it in 4K streaming online, which means it’ll be on a delay and might be subject to network issues on Fox’s end (let’s see how they like that extra demand!). Finally got a 4K TV and a 4K streaming box so might be fun to test it out. But if I can rewind and fast-forward, that might make it better for ad watching as I go along.
Typical Americans open a twist-top with a bottle opener?
Typical Americans are pretty fuckin’ stupid.
Don’t feed into his presumably European ego.
But it’s true.
Not American but I do it cause my hands keep getting cut on the twist cap when I try to open it. Yes you would be correct in assuming I’ve never done a day of manual labour in my life, but my hands are silky smooth, so who’s laughing now?
“Sadly, jars remain an unsolvable riddle to you. ‘What is peanut butter?’ you ask, but the only answer you hear is silence. Some say that in Heaven there are no lids, but they are fools. Heaven is a lie. In closing I wish Paddy and Linda Padman a long and happy life.” ~ Werner Herzog, Padman wedding
Holy shit, can this be a commercial instead?
They do if they’ve been eating Cheetos.
Typical Americans share the same level of intelligence with Donald Trump aka Cadet Bone Spurs aka I want to fuck my daughter aka I grab women by the pussy aka I’m such a great businessman I filed for bankruptcy six times.
If you have a bottle opener handy why not use it. Twist tops rip up my hands sometimes and a bottle opener is just easier. Or you do the side of the counter trick
When I first moved to the US, I would do this every once in a while. The problem was that had not been conditioned to everything being as convenient as it can be, you know, the American way. Only took me a couple of months to try to open every bottle in the world with a twist.
Hyundai probably ought to send Mahk and Zebra Corner an ahpahlahgy and some money.
Saw on Youtube earlier today that Ellen posted the superbowl Amazon Alexa commercial.
“8 degrees above normal,” but Maisie is “frozen” in traffic.Just two reasons why this ad doesn’t work ):
Below freezing temperature is average in many places during the winter.
That Josh Jacobs Kia ad by John Hillcoat did not make me cry and my face is totally dry right now. Totally dry.
Chrissy and John, hell yes. The extended MC Hammer (MacPerfect;). Little Caesars – Lollll – an office worker riding an ostrich!Thank you from those of us who Buy Things but don’t do sports 😉
I swear Maisie Williams is just James McAvoy in makeup and a wig.
Genuinely puzzled about the Mr. Peanut ad. Why are Walsh and Snipes in it? Are their careers somehow peanut adjacent? They are in a “new” NUTmobile that was introduced in 2016. Odd to give Mr. Nut a new ride just to destroy it 4 years later (Filberts & Furious?). Still don’t understand his demise because does anyone ever really think about the guy? And C’mon, you can tell he doesn’t weigh much. One peanut weighs 0.09 ounces, and he’s mostly shell. Why did advertisers think that a fiery death would increase sales???Then there’s the whole Kobe Bryant/Mr. Peanut thing. Cancel it
The portmanteau of their names anagaramis Mr. Peanut Will Return.
Seeing Maisey Williams in all that makeup is weird.
I know there are aficionados out there who remember All the commercials, so here’s my question: Even though there is no official “Superbowl Ad Award,” is there an all-around Viewer-Favorite that did not feature a celebrity? Or maybe the actor in the ad was an unknown whose performance began a career? Surely it wasn’t always about celebs?
There was that one with just a chimpanzee hopping up and down and all the ad said was, “We just wasted two million dollars on this ad”.
Also, the E Trade baby. The above ad was apparently an E Trade commercial too.
CLIO… KINDA has awards for the best Super Bowl ads.The Super Clio
I love commercials, but I kind of hate “superbowl commercials.” They are more about grabbing attention than being clever.That being said, the Clydesdale ads are always a favorite, sans celebrity. And an actor who was an unknown before their ad- off the top of my head, there was that Doritos commercial from the 90s with Ali Landry and Sean Hayes… I seem to think they were relative unknowns when that ad came out.
You have an amazing memory! I saw some Clydesdales at a state fair one summer, and they are the most magnificent beasts!
My first thought was the Herding Cats commercial.
I have to look that up because it sounds funny :DUpdate: I thought the cats would be funny, but the Catboys were hilarious. Omg, I’m bookmarking this 😀
Apple’s 1984 Ad.
Had to look that one up because I didn’t immediately understand “1984.” Wow, yes. It was jaw-dropping at the time.
I was always a fan of the bud bowl
It really is refreshing to see ads without famous (or any people) for a change. I have gotten some great replies: the Budweiser Frogs, Cat-Herding Dudes, lol. These are great:)
Little Vader?
This one’s always stuck with me:
Ah! Ah! Oh NOOOOO.I hope that story had a happy ending, because it was really going somewhere great 😀
That one is legitimately great. Thanks for posting it.
i don’t remember that one, pretty good.
Who’s in it? Loretta’s husband.What is he doing? Making you cry.
Jeezus. That’s fucking horrible. Fuck you Google.
I always liked the Tabasco commercial. The quality isn’t good (it’s actually form 1998, not 2010 like the description), but I found it:
Excelleeeent, lol 😀
There’s a commercial for tax preparation and a commercial featuring Wesley Snipes.The fact that they are different commercials is the real crime.
Taxation is Theft.
Even Shakira owes over $12M.
Ain’t Capitalism grand?
Remember that every photo you upload to Google helps train their AIs which they then turn around and sell to the military so they can kill someone else’s Loretta.
Just Loretta? That’s okay. I don’t know anyone named LorettaEdit: To be fair, I am not sure any major company that is runs a photo storage site is not selling some of that data. Apple, Amazon, Google. Facebook, etc. They all suck
Yes, but of course, that’s sort of a “one person giving up plastic straws” thing isn’t it? I’m not going to personally solve climate change, personally, by using my reusable water jug. There has to be a systemic change like democratic governments actually doing something about the way these companies use data
Fortunately democratic governments have helpful experts from companies like Google, Apple, Amazon, Facebook etc to help them write those regulations so that big established companies can continue to do business as usual and new competitors that might actually manage data differently are smothered by compliance costs.
I bought a solar powered watch I don’t see how I can do more
I watched that commercial with weird tears in my eyes while at the same time thinking about how Google was mining that poor man’s memories of Loretta for billions, and simultaneously wishing that the Kool Aid Man would just cry on Loretta’s grave.
Does Post Malone mean that Bud Light Mango Seltzer is garbage, or does Bud Light Mango Seltzer mean that Post Malone is garbage?Discuss.
Yes.
Two things!
I’ll admit that the idea of Chris Evans and Rachel Dratch just hanging out in a regular way makes me happy for reasons I can’t articulate.
I love the idea.Way more then I love or trust the idea of a self parking car
Somebody is going to get run over while parking their car it’s inevitable
Honestly the parking part doesn’t worry me as much the ability for the car to pull itself back out. I see a lot of accidents because people hit the button and not watch where the car is going.
Pringles going for the neckbeard demo, it seems
And Cheetos giving us permission to be dicks, as long as we’re eating their snacks.
Holy Shit! These are basically just longer but shittier and more expensive Tiktok videos.
no one cares unless it’s movie trailers. have you learned nothing?
Snickers Hole! Now that’s how you do a Superbowl commercial!
At the risk of sounding too much like recognitions, I find it a little odd how much overlap there is between people who are Bernie Sanders supporters and people who genuinely love these dumb ads from giant corporations that don’t give a shit about workers or the environment.
Just curious, do you have any evidence, anecdotal or otherwise, about Bernie Sanders supporters being bigger fans of Super Bowl ads than other people?
No, if he did, he wouldn’t be recognitions
??? ???
Well Bernie doesn’t want to destroy corporations as much as help redistribute the vast amount of wealth gap in this country. Some would claim that will destroy business but others have argued that Jeff Bezos could literally lose 99% of his wealth and still be richer then the combined assets of every single poster on this forum right now(with a lot of room to spare)You can want a socialist democracy and not be anti-business. You are just anti-extreme wealthEdit: That being said, Ride or die “Bernie Bros” are, in general, a weird sort. I am still mad at them in general for not voting for Hillary because that is part of the reason we got Trump.
Really sad that the Hammer one wasn’t him covering the Allman Brothers song.
Jesus, the Maisie Williams one was lazy as shit. Take a hot young actress, add a hugely-popular-6-years-ago song, show some driving shots, and that’s your Superbowl car ad?The agency that did that should instantly become the agency no creative wants to work at.Now the Hyundai one, that actually has a funny idea executed well. Points for not casting Mark Wahlberg.
Thankfully he owns a Chevy dealership and not Hyundai…https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/20/mark-wahlberg-is-buying-bobby-layman-chevrolet.html
I liked the Hyundai one but was more thankful they didn’t cast Jimmy Fallon alongside Rachel Dratch. After all Chris Evans needs the work.
oh they put him in it, he just ruined every take with laughing and then admitted he’s a Yankees fan and just irritating enough to be in an awful movie about Red Sox fandom.
What the hell was that ad about? Is Maisie Williams a singer? Did it have seat warmers or was there some other reason for “the cold” not bothering her anyway? it just read like mad libs.
Presumably the cold never bothered Arya. Maybe that’s it?
The “cold never bothered me anyway” line makes even less sense within the context of the ad because the weather report at the beginning says the high temp is 8 degrees warmer than usual and there’s zero snow on the ground! It’s clearly in an arid climate!
“I’m in a deciduous forest zone” I mean it scans but I think it loses something
It’s Audi’s electric car, I think, tho the ad doesn’t make that very clear. Sustainable driving, you know. So we might actually get some cold days in future.
What the fuck
So General Insurance can afford a Super Bowl ad but not CGI technology made after 1998?
Yeah, fuck this corporatist bullshit. We need to stop treating ads like they’re anything but ads.
…why did I only see like half of these last night?Also, the other political ad that’s conspicuously missing from this list finished Dead F’in Last in the USA Today Ad Meter ranking. Sad!
Based on the thumbnail, I was positive the Ellen and Portia commercial had something to do with how half of Portia’s coat ended up being twice as big as the other half. “Alexa, find me the nearest tailor.”
What’s the movie in the WalMart screen cap for their commercial? I know I’ve seen that movie but cannot recollect what it is.
Arrival?
That’s it!
Interesting to see Apple go with a Apple Arcade over Apple TV+. I wonder what that tells us? From my own experience and what I have seen, Apple Arcade seems like the better and more popular of the two apps so I would have figured Superbowl exposure would have went to the one that is doing worse
Maybe they know that AppleTV+ sucks. Just a handful of new shows plus it only works on Apple products.
While I agree that its selection sucks, AppleTV+ does not only work on Apple products. I believe you can get the app on Android, Roku and FireTV now
#babynut
I really hated the Audi commercial. What a clusterfuck. Lets use cars from the 60’s and 70’s as an example of heavy polluters in LA of all places, where every other car is a Prius. Clearly the person that pitched the idea has never been to LA. Why does she have Euro plates too?
Jason Momoa pulling his abs off of his body will join the nightmare fuel of Rebel Wilson unzipping a suit of her own skin in CATS in the great pantheon of Accidental Body Horror Gags.
Charlie Day in the Tide ad to lead the night off was amusing, but putting him into the NEXT ad for the masked signer with a quick: “Is it later yet?” was pretty inspired. Though with diminishing returns as the night went on.
I hope you make another staff post with only the good ones. I just started scrolling and it took me a second to register this was every single ad. I’m not watching all of this!
The ending to the Snickers commercial got me good.
My favorite was the Doritos ad, simply for Sam Elliot’s mustache. The Jason Momoa one was creepy as hell.But none of the ads had any chance to dethrone the King of Super Bowl Ads:
can we ask alexa who did Portia Di Rossi’s plastic surgery so we can have their license stripped? what they did to her is criminal.
Wonder how many angry junior high kids were yelling “Mom, shut up, Rick and Morty are on!” when this commercial aired.
I would purchase that TurboTax track and play it on repeat.
Everyone was getting bent out of shape about Brady retiring it was pretty obvious it was a lead in to a dumb commercial. The Buble one hasn’t gotten old yet which is surprisingI couldn’t tell if having Molly Ringwald working for QVC was meta or not
I get that Hyundai probably isn’t interested in taking direct shots at Chevy, but to feature a commercial with Boston accents and not include Mahk from Boston is a missed opportunity.