Super Bowl commercials have had their fair share of hits and misses over the years. From overly serious and boring ads to forgettable car commercials, it seemed like the golden age of Super Bowl commercials was long gone. However, this year’s batch of commercials has brought back the excitement and creativity that we’ve been missing. In fact, some of these commercials might just be the best group yet.
Paramount+ takes the top spot with their “Mountain of Entertainment” commercial. Featuring Patrick Stewart and a hilarious rendition of “Throw the child,” this ad is a perfect blend of humor and star power. Not far behind is State Farm’s “Like a Good NeighbaaaAaarnold Schwarzenegger steals the show in his best role since True Lies. The chemistry between him and Jake from State Farm is undeniable.
BetMGM’s commercial featuring Tom Brady is a polarizing one. While some people dislike it, others find it funny. Vince Vaughn’s appearance adds to the comedic value of the ad. Dunkin’ Donuts also delivers with their commercial starring Ben Affleck. The wait was worth it, and Affleck’s line “How do you like them donuts?” is sure to become a catchphrase.
Skechers brings in Mr. T for their commercial, where he insists that “T” is in Skechers. It’s a fun and lighthearted ad that will make you smile. NERDS Gummy Clusters takes a nostalgic approach with their Flashdance-inspired spot. The addition of Addison Rae may not have been necessary, but it doesn’t take away from the overall enjoyment of the commercial.
CeraVe’s commercial featuring a funny cameo by John Cena is a standout. It’s simple yet effective in delivering its message. T-Mobile surprises us with Jason Mamoa singing in their “Home Internet Feeling” ad. Two Flashdance references make this commercial even more entertaining. Popeyes grabs attention with their self-driving car mishap, and the reaction of the passengers is priceless.
M&M’s commercial, titled “Almost Champions,” brings a touch of humor to the Super Bowl. As a 12-time runner-up in FSWA awards, the protagonist can’t help but want one of those rings. Frito-Lay’s commercial featuring Marshawn Lynch is an automatic win. His charisma shines through, making it an enjoyable ad.
BMW’s “Talkin Like Walken” commercial holds a special place for those who have always wanted to do a Christopher Walken impression. Anthony Hopkins lends his voice to Stok Coffee’s commercial, adding a touch of class to the ad. Pluto TV’s “Couch Potato” commercial is more amusing than the cost of streaming services these days.
Hellmann’s “Mayo Cat” commercial brings a humorous twist to the idea of cats talking. Pete Davidson’s appearance adds to the fun. Michelob ULTRA surprises us with a star-studded cast featuring Lionel Messi, Ted Lasso, and Dan Marino. It’s a commercial that will make you smile.
Budweiser’s “Old School Delivery” commercial brings back the classic Clydesdales and the iconic Budweiser dog. It’s a nostalgic ad that reminds us of simpler times. Uber Eats’ commercial featuring a “Friends” callback and a plethora of celebrities is sure to be a hit with viewers.
Bud Light takes a playful approach with their “Genie” commercial. Who hasn’t wished for a genie to grant their wishes? Mountain Dew’s commercial featuring Nick Offerman brings some laughs, especially for fans of “Parks and Rec.” Doritos’ commercial falls flat with its attempt at humor, but it’s still worth a chuckle.
Kawasaki’s commercial featuring Stone Cold Steve Austin and a turtle with a mullet is a fun addition to the lineup. Drumstick’s “Doctor on the Plane” commercial is a bit confusing but manages to elicit a laugh. Oikos’ commercial featuring Martin Lawrence is a reminder of his comedic talent.
Silk’s commercial featuring Jeremy Renner is a pleasant surprise, especially for fans of the actor. While some commercials missed the mark, there were a few that stood out for their inspirational and feel-good messages. Kia’s “Perfect 10” commercial tugs at the heartstrings, while Cetaphil’s “#GameTimeGlow” delivers a powerful message.
Overall, this year’s Super Bowl commercials have brought back the excitement and creativity that we’ve been missing. From hilarious celebrity cameos to heartwarming messages, these commercials have proven that the golden age of Super Bowl commercials is far from over.