We have the 55th Super Bowl, accompanied by a huge array of ingenious, funny, and sometimes weird promotional material. One 30-second TV spot during the Super Bowl can cost up to $ 5.6 million, and it’s no wonder why: a captivating audience of outspoken sports fans co-op equals the maximum level of viewing.
Super Bowl 2021 looks very different from previous years, with mandatory mascara wear and a limited number of personal attendees, but at least the ads were as plentiful as ever. Below, find a list of the top 7 trades from Super Bowl LV:
1. Budweiser COVID-19 vaccine donation.
Okay, it’s not technically a traditional ad, but it’s powerful nonetheless; this year, Budweiser decided to sit out the Super Bowl ad race entirely, and instead donated the money the company would have spent on COVID-19 vaccine awareness. Coke and Pepsi did the same, and we’re better off.
2. Will Ferrell for GM.
Will Ferrell, Kenan Thompson, Awkwafina, and some light sports be in Norway for no particular reason? We are on board.
3. Drake for State Farm.
“Stand-ins have no lines,” Drake is asked to understand in this hat. Why is it so funny to see him in a State Farm red polo?
4. Lil Nas X for Logitech.
Lil Nas X’s “Cool Ranch” trade from last year won’t be anything to go by, but this Logitech ad – in which he wears a truly pink pajama set – is pretty close.
5. Dan Levy for M & Ms.
Fresh off excellent Saturday Night Live hosting a gig, Dan Levy brings his unstoppable charm to a TV space that is all about the power of apologies.
Pro Bass Shops for … Outdoors?
“In these difficult times, we need nature more than ever. We need to remind nature, like the rising of the sun or the turning of the tide, that these challenges will pass, “this ad reminds us all along with much-needed panoramic views outdoors. .
Maya Rudolph for Klarna.
The one thing better than the one Maya Rudolph is the four Maya Rudolph, and that’s exactly what we get in this eclectic ad (on horseback, at least!)