Wayne and Garth have reunited for the new Uber Eats trade. The Wayne’s world Characters created by Mike Myers and Dana Carvey will appear in a new TV space that will go on air during Sunday ‘s Super Bowl.
The clip, a playful riff on the film’s surreal production setting section, is based on a distaste public-TV access duo for gimmicky advertising. “We would never treat you like these other trade-offs do,” says Garth (played by Carvey), before they do just that – maintaining baby versions of themselves, using dreamy slow movement on Garth’s face and working in a “shame” way a famous cameo from rapper Cardi B.
The advert ends with the three singing a “Local Eats” variation of the Wayne’s world a topic of how Wayne (Myers) plays the guitar.
You can check out the commercial below.
The campaign was halted last week, when Wayne and Garth mocked the NFL’s strict policy of not allowing their copyrighted premises, including the Super Bowl, to be used. in ads linked to the big game.
“We just wanted to say that we’ll see you soon for the game …, which can’t be named for legal reasons,” Myers says in the teaser video, which Carvey then mentions the “big bowl,” as Myers continues, with “the gigantic bowl,” before concluding that their words are “completely legal.”
Wayne and Garth also appear in a solo clip performing the Wayne’s world a theme that introduces the new words for Uber Eats: “Local Eat / Wayne World / Yummy Time / Fantastic. “
In December, Myers and Queen guitarist Brian May took part in a dedicated video interview Wayne’s world. May revealed that Freddie Mercury, who died a few months before February 1992, was released Wayne’s world, saw the opening scene of the film featuring “Bohemian Rhapsody” when May took videotape to allow the sick singer to use it.
“He loved it,” May said. “He laughed and laughed. He was very weak, but he laughed and laughed. He said, ‘How amazing is that? ‘”
“I didn’t know that,” Myers replied. “That … I can’t even. My little Toronto head can’t handle that. But that is wonderful. ”