Super Bowl ads: Celebrities, snacks, and ‘Flashdance’
Super Bowl 58 came to a close with a slew of memorable and entertaining advertisements. Celebrities, snacks, and a nod to the 1983 film “Flashdance” were among the highlights of the ad slate. The biggest snack brands, including Oreos, Pringles, and Mountain Dew, as well as Doritos, M&Ms, and Starry, dominated the lineup. But there were also some head-scratchers, like Martin Scorsese’s alien invasion and the peculiarly-shaped Duolingo owl. Two commercials even paid homage to “Flashdance” — Nerds and T-Mobile, you know who you are. It was a night filled with stars, snacks, giveaways, and lots of fun.
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Chiefs are back-to-back champs
The Kansas City Chiefs emerged victorious at Super Bowl 58 and successfully defended their title. In an overtime thriller punctuated by 75 minutes of lead changes, Patrick Mahomes showcased his remarkable skills to lead the Chiefs to their second consecutive championship. This remarkable feat marks the Chiefs’ third Super Bowl victory in the last five years, and at the age of 28, Mahomes is positioned for an extraordinary career with the potential for even more Super Bowl rings. Truly an impressive performance from the Chiefs.
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San Francisco goes ahead in OT
The San Francisco 49ers took the lead in overtime with an impressive field goal by kicker Jake Moody. After a lengthy drive, Moody delivered a 3-pointer that put the 49ers ahead with a score of 22-19. However, their victory is not yet secured, as they still have to stop Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs from scoring if they want to hoist the Lombardi Trophy. The 49ers’ defense will have to give it their all to achieve this remarkable feat.
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Het Gets Us returns to the ad slate
For the second consecutive year, nonprofit religious organization He Gets Us made waves with its thought-provoking Super Bowl ads. This year’s campaign spot revolved around a depiction of Jesus washing the feet of his followers, causing curious reactions and raising inquiries about the funding behind these high-budget commercials. He Gets Us continues to dominate conversations and spark discussions with their Super Bowl advertisements.
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And we’re headed for overtime
An exciting turn of events as the Super Bowl 58 game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs heads into overtime. San Francisco, winning the coin toss, will be the first to receive the ball according to the new overtime rules specially crafted for playoff and championship games by the National Football League. These new rules ensure both teams an opportunity to possess the ball during overtime, even if the first team to have the ball scores a touchdown. The teams have three time outs each, but no challenges are allowed. Any required review will be conducted by the officiating crew and the booth. The overtime period will last for 15 minutes, adding to the already intense spectacle.
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Tie ballgame
The battle of the kickers intensifies at Super Bowl 58. In a match tied at 16-16, Kansas City Chiefs’ kicker Harrison Butker managed to tie the game with a short field goal as the clock counted down to three seconds left in regulation. San Francisco 49ers’ Jake Moody, who had earlier set a new Super Bowl record with a 55-yard field goal, in turn caused Butker’s goal to become even more critical for the final outcome. The game is now headed for overtime, with the tension and excitement escalating to new heights.
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Moody drills the go-ahead field goal
San Francisco 49ers’ kicker Jake Moody played a crucial role in the game, delivering a remarkable 53-yard field goal in the fourth quarter to regain the lead with a score of 19-16 against the Kansas City Chiefs. Moody’s accurate kick placed the pressure on the 49ers’ defense, as they would have to hold off the Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes in order to secure the victory. The game remains on a knife’s edge as it heads into a nail-biting finish.
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Taylor Swift Eras Tour on Disney+
In an exclusive announcement during Super Bowl 58, it was revealed that Taylor Swift’s highly anticipated Eras Tour concert film would be available exclusively on the Disney+ streaming service. Through a series of iconic Disney lines and a minimalist approach, the advertisement built up anticipation, leading to the declaration that the Taylor Swift concert film would be a must-watch for fans both old and new. Disney+ once again demonstrates its commitment to providing top-tier entertainment to its subscribers.
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DoorDash wants to deliver every Super Bowl ad to one lucky viewer
DoorDash, the renowned delivery platform that claims to be able to deliver “pretty much anything,” has an exciting offer for audiences. They are promising to deliver goods featured in all of the Super Bowl ads to one lucky viewer who enters the correct promotion code. This ambitious and captivating offer reinforces DoorDash’s commitment to going above and beyond for its customers and demonstrates the company’s dedication to providing unparalleled experiences.
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T-Mobile gives Jason Momoa that ‘home internet feeling’
T-Mobile’s advertisement during Super Bowl 58 featured “Game of Thrones” and “Aquaman” star Jason Momoa. In a light-hearted and comical performance, Zach Braff and Donald Faison serenade Momoa about the benefits of T-Mobile’s home internet using the tune of “Flashdance… What a Feeling.” Momoa enthusiastically joins in, dancing and entertaining viewers with his unmissable charm. This show-stopping commercial concludes with a surprise cameo from “Flashdance” star Jennifer Beals, injecting extra humor and making the ad an unforgettable Super Bowl moment.
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Chiefs tie it up
The Kansas City Chiefs make a comeback, tying the game at 16-16 after a red zone stop and a successful field goal. Harrison Butker’s precise kick through the uprights ensures the Chiefs remain in contention for victory. The missed extra point by the San Francisco 49ers in the previous drive adds even more significance to Butker’s successful field goal, setting the stage for a thrilling finish to this Super Bowl showdown.
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Budweiser makes an ‘old school’ delivery
In a heartwarming and nostalgic Super Bowl commercial, Budweiser showcases the true ingenuity and determination behind their well-known slogan. The ad portrays a scenario where the power goes out, beer runs low, and the roads are blocked with snow, indicating the need for an “old school” solution. The commercial features Clydesdales pulling a wagon filled with fresh Budweiser to a local bar where a friendly dog guides the horses home. This inspirational advertisement not only tugs at the heartstrings but also highlights the resilient spirit and unwavering dedication that Budweiser embodies.
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49ers take the lead back
Just as the Kansas City Chiefs appeared to find their stride, the resilient San Francisco 49ers fought back to regain the lead. Quarterback Brock Purdy led a meticulous offensive drive, culminating in a touchdown pass to wide receiver Jauan Jennings. Although the Chiefs managed to block the extra point, the 49ers hold a slim lead with a score of 16-13. San Francisco’s strategy, featuring the talents of Christian McCaffrey, proves successful as they reclaim their dominance in this highly anticipated Super Bowl showdown.
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Microsoft ad puts AI software on display
Microsoft’s Super Bowl commercial captivated audiences with a glimpse of its revolutionary AI software. The ad focused on the Copilot chatbot, a free AI tool created by Microsoft in collaboration with OpenAI. By generating human-like text, images, and responses, the Copilot is changing the game. It is steadily becoming an integral part of various Microsoft platforms, including Bing search engine and Windows operating systems. Microsoft’s commitment to AI innovations is evident, with the company now strategically selling corporate subscriptions and a premium Copilot Pro offering. With Copilot, Microsoft continues to pioneer the AI realm, reinforcing its status as a technological frontrunner.
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Kia tugs at heartstrings for new all-electric EV9 SUV
Kia Motors took a unique approach to their Super Bowl commercial, emphasizing the importance of family and emotion in their advertisement for the new all-electric 2024 Kia EV9. The 60-second spot showcases a young girl figure skating in an arena and culminates in a heartwarming scene with her father. Together, they embark on a journey through various weather conditions to reach the girl’s grandfather’s house. Kia’s ad not only promotes their new vehicle but also highlights their commitment to all-electric vehicles and positions themselves as a formidable competitor in the electric car landscape.
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Kansas City takes the lead
Kansas City Chiefs’ wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling made a pivotal play, scoring a decisive touchdown to put the Chiefs ahead at 13-10. Coming off a muffed punt by the San Francisco 49ers’ Ray-Ray McCloud, the Chiefs capitalized on the favorable field position. Patrick Mahomes seized the opportunity, resulting in a thrilling moment for the Chiefs and their fans. The game is now poised for a fierce battle between the two formidable football franchises.
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KC Chiefs kicker breaks Super Bowl field goal record
Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker has achieved a remarkable feat in the Super Bowl, kicking the longest field goal in the history of the championship game. Butker’s 57-yard strike surpassed the previous record set by San Francisco 49ers’ Jake Moody, who successfully made a 55-yard field goal earlier in the game. As the two talented kickers battle for supremacy, the tension builds, amplifying the anticipation for the game’s outcome. Butker’s record-breaking kick has left fans in awe and raises the stakes for an unforgettable Super Bowl climax.
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Paging Dr. Umstick
In an absurd and delightful Super Bowl commercial, Drumstick, a frozen dessert maker, introduces a marionette character named Dr. Umstick. As comedian Eric Andre experiences a hypothetical medical emergency on an airplane, flight attendants seek a real doctor on board. Amidst the chaos, Dr. Umstick emerges but instead of being a medical professional, he offers Drumstick ice cream cones to the cabin crew and passengers. It’s a whimsical and quirky advertisement that highlights the brand’s commitment to humor and surprises, ensuring audiences both joyful relief and a frozen treat.
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VW leans into its American heritage to celebrate new EVs
Volkswagen pays tribute to its rich American heritage and introduces its innovative line of all-electric vehicles in a compelling Super Bowl commercial titled “An American Love Story.” As the commercial chronicles Volkswagen’s 75-year history in the United States, the brand highlights its iconic vehicles such as the VW “Bug” and the Microbus, popularized during the counterculture movement of the 1960s. The commercial features notable moments from past Volkswagen advertisements, perfectly capturing the American spirit. With the iconic Neil Diamond providing the soundtrack with “I Am…I Said,” VW reiterates its commitment to delivering both outstanding craftsmanship and vibrant, emotional connections.
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‘I pity the fool’ Skechers ad
Skechers taps into nostalgia with its Super Bowl commercial featuring Tony Romo and the legendary Mr. T. Tony Romo begins the ad by stating that there’s no “T” in Skechers, to which Mr. T responds with his iconic phrase, “T is always in Skechers.” He further emphasizes that those who don’t wear Skechers are the ones who are “pitied.” With this memorable exchange, Skechers succeeds in both paying homage to the past and engaging viewers with humor and charm.
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