Tampa Bay celebrated tonight as if there was no Corona, after for the first time in history, a home team played in the Super Bowl, NFL Championship, American Football League and also won it at home. And really, whoever watched the Super Bowl commercials live, got only hints of the spirit of the period. Only one advertisement, by Ford, featured people in full length in masks, and addressed the Corona plague directly. While the rest demonstratively showed a normal world, without adhesive chains.
Another advertisement, included lemons thrown from the sky as an illustration of the metaphor that the past 2020 was a completely lemony year and also that it sought to sell Bad Lite lemon. Some commercials have hinted that somewhere at the edge of the rainbow, there is a future without Cubid. We’ll get through this together, more patriotic than ever, proud Americans, eating snacks and watching (on TV only, because of the plague) the incredible 43.5-year-old Tom Brady, leading the Tampa Bay Bakniers to victory. This year, the commercials also had a very impressive representation of black actors and extras, as well as an Israeli representation: the Israeli companies Fiverr and Gong broadcast commercials for the first time.
Tracy Morgan: Sure is better than almost certainly. One of the funniest commercials in the Super Bowl
The price for 30 seconds in Super Bowl 55 was $ 5.5 million, slightly less than 2020, so Fox sold advertising time at $ 5.6 million. Also this year, some advertisers aired several commercials, in varying lengths. Here are some of the highlights.
Amy saves as the mayonnaise angel in the Helmens commercial. This is how it is when your only talent is related to mayonnaise.
Will Farrell, the most ripping, sails to Norway with a container because he is furious that more electric cars are sold per capita than in the US. He arrives in Sweden.
The mighty Tracy Morgan demonstrates why safe is better than almost certain. Sure when you meet wrestler Dave Batista.
The strongest trend in recent years is advertisements that have attracted as many celebs as possible. Such is one of several commercials broadcast by the cellular company T Mobile during the game. Gwen Stefani is looking for a date, Adam Levin asks her what she’s looking for in a man, but because of a lack of absorption he matches her to the wrong man in Lake Shelton. The second commercial broadcast by the company is also successful: with Travis Kelsey helping a mother beat her son in football.
Michelob Ultra Organic Seltzer
A great advertisement for a soda drink, featuring one real Don Cheadle and his brother alongside Doppelgangers by Serena Williams, Sylvester Stallone, Megan Fox, Lucy Lou, Asher and the Surprise Surprise: The announcer is not who you think he is either.
Samuel Al Jackson’s CGI version, proves reprimanded avatars for blaming a shaky internet infrastructure for their loss of the game, in an advertisement that targets gamers. It’s not very funny but it’s Samuel Al Jackson.
One of the weirdest commercials ever aired in the Super Bowl, but also one of the most effective. In the video, of the Swedish company, a man is seen sitting in a field, singing and playing: Wow no kao. Because it is “milk” from oats. Without a cow.
A variety of faces of people doing fitness, in advertisements for Danone’s Greek yogurt brand, in its protein – rich version. Watching this ugliness is only worth it thanks to Sponge Bob, who also faces it.
A soap designed for men who open a jar of pickles on the first try and let their daughters braid them. A funny take on the classic Old Spice commercials.
Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher and Shaggy in the Chitos Crunch Pop Mix commercial. She steals him a chitosan, which Shaggy advises her using words from his nostalgic huge hit: “It’s not me.”
Here you will see the magical John Travolta ticking with his daughter, Martha Stewart cultivating tomatoes and Stanley from the office (Leslie David Baker) doing on the fire.
Matthew McConaughey reveals that he is two-dimensional and has a hard time moving around the world like that. When hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, Kimmel asks him (along with the terrified Mindy Kling): “Did you drive here or did you fax?”. It’s silly and it’s pretty funny.
Dan Levy here, promises not to eat more M & M’s. What more is there to say. Just watch.
Mom asks for a building to wash Jason Alexander already.
An advertisement starring Carob, Big Bird and Cookie Monster, who order things at Take Away.
There is nothing more exciting than an advertisement that opens with a photograph of a church. In the background, Bruce Springsteen announces and encourages Americans to meet in the middle. Not an easy place for a divided nation in this election year. He warns against fear and mentions that freedom is what binds the American nation. It ends with a new name for the United States: The Reunited States of America.
In the corporate advertisement of the beer giant Anheuser-Busch the announcer talks about the cohesive feature of beer. “When we return,” he says, alluding to a corona-free future full of social gatherings over beer.
Lil Nas X appears in an effective advertisement for Logitech, the computer accessories company. Speaking without pathos on the positive qualities of Generation Z.
Nick Jonas publishes Dexcom, a glucose monitoring system for people with diabetes that works without a finger prick.
Paralympic swimmer Jessica Long who was adopted from Siberia by an American family. Paralympic swimmer at the canceled Olympics.
More effective patriotism: Company employees emphasize to viewers: We should not stop production abroad, return jobs to the US – because we have never left.
Lenny Kravitz says we were all born billionaires in the midst of an economic crisis. He’s talking about heartbeats, but it sounds so cynical.
Can burrito change the world? A boy asks his sister and explains how. It’s a strange connection between a fast food chain that is probably trying to make a positive ecological change, and messages that are a little big on it.