Top 40 Super Bowl LX Ads With Celebrities You Know!

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40 Of The Biggest Super Bowl LX Commercials Featuring Famous Faces

On February 8th, in Santa Clara, CA, the Seattle Seahawks emerged victorious over the New England Patriots at Super Bowl LX. This matchup featured several interesting narratives, including the Patriots without the iconic Brady/Belichick duo aiming to establish a new legacy, and Seattle’s quarterback Sam Darnold seeking redemption. This game was a rerun of the dramatic 2015 Super Bowl where the Patriots clinched the win in the final moments. Despite the intriguing football action, a massive audience of over 100 million primarily anticipates the halftime entertainment and commercials, with a particular focus on the latter.

NBCUniversal, broadcasting the event on NBC and Telemundo and streaming via Peacock, sold its Super Bowl ad slots by last September. Ad slots reached a new high in price, costing up to $10 million each. This February was branded as “Legendary February” by NBCU, highlighting not only the Super Bowl but also the Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, Italy, and the NBA All-Star game held at the Intuit Dome.

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The Super Bowl commercials welcomed back celebrities, continuing a trend seen in recent years. The star-studded lineup included Kyle Kelce, Ben Stiller, and Emma Stone, among others. The primary theme was upbeat and humorous, though some ads aimed to pull on viewers’ heartstrings or make bold branding statements. Artificial intelligence and GLP-1s featured prominently in several spots from familiar brands like Ritz, Dunkin’, and others. Notable directors such as Yorgos Lanthimos, Taika Waititi, and Joseph Kosinski lent their unique visions to various commercials.

Teasers for ads have gained popularity, with brands often releasing short snippets on social media or even during pre-Super Bowl slots. These teasers generally precede the full 30-second commercials, which are sometimes extended to 60 or 90 seconds on platforms like YouTube.

Check back regularly as we continue to update the list of commercials already available online leading up to the game.

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