Best Super Bowl -Advertising in 2025: Ranked Roundup

Remarkable barts in sports and TV -combined forces in Pringles’ Super Bowl -Spot, which contained Facial Hair from Nick Offerman, Clippers -Player James Harden and Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid, who flowed through the air on a potato -chip mission. The clip included a reletless acquisition of Adam West Batman Theme, which was a lovely, kitschy touch. See here.

The Super Bowl from 2025 contained flying eyebrows and flights of flying thanks to small emperors and pringles respectively, and while both were solid, the edge of the pizza slings thanks to Eugene Levy’s indelible delivery and facial expressions (not to mention the bites with the larvae to sing “We are not worthy “by meeting his supple, airborne eyebrows). “What a hair -hollowing coincidence,” the little emperor twited X account After both ads were sent. See here.

The mayonnaise -giant brought When Harry met Sally Stars Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan back together in Manhattans’ Katz’s Deli to recreate the iconic scene in the beloved romcom where Ryan’s character falls an orgasm publicly. “I can’t believe they let us back in this place,” Crystal notes, before Ryan reintroduces the explosive scene with the same commitment. Sydney Sweeney swings by to deliver the often quoted punchline: “I want what she has.” See here.

It’s never a bad time to see Muppets, and Booking.com was wise to press Jim Hensons Always Welcome Creations to a Commercial that contained Kermit The Frog Strumming his banjo, Gonzo the Great in a rocket package, Missy Piggy, which requires a Boutique Hotel and Statler and Waldorf declare that they “hate everything” (an understandable mood in 2025). See here.

Super Bowl commercials have been chest-occupied for decades, but an ad from Novartis focused on women’s chests in another light thanks to a new bait-and-switch approach. “Let’s give breasts the attention they deserve the most,” says Hailee Steinfeld in a clip that directed people to Your quattensionlease.comA place that helps women get information about breast cancer screening. The clip also contained Wanda Sykes, which is a surviving breast cancer. See here.

The Fast & Furious franchise was chilled and creamy for a Häagen-Dazs advertisement that found Vin Diesel and Michelle Rodriguez cruise down a coastal highway at a reasonable speed while enjoying an ice cream bar when Smokey Robinson-Penned Song “cruisin ‘ Playing. See here.

Seal Genimagine Hans 1995 Hot 100 No. 1 “Kiss From A Rose” as “Kiss From A Lime” in an honest bisarr Super Bowl ad, which finds the singer’s face superimposed on the body of a CGI seal. “The more I think about it, it’s strange that I’m a seal/ my flippers can’t hold the mountain cloth/ It slides straight through what a shame,” he sorry in an advertisement that also contains Becky G who calls “The weirdest I have ever seen.” Can’t argue with her on that one. See here.

Matthew McConaughey spins a centuries-exciting conspiracy theory for author/director Greta Gerwig about how football was created just to sell more food in a smart ad for Umereats containing guest texts from Martha Stewart (a culinary expert if there is one), Charli XCX (holding an apple, of course) and Kevin Bacon (because you know, bacon). See here.

“These are our people,” says Aubrey Plaza as she rushes through a non-light-given lodge dedicated to the salty deliciousness of a Ritz Cracker. “Our salty brothers,” Michael Shannon agrees. After arguing which of them is more creepy (“I am the human version of Monday,” she quips), Shannon yells at Bad Bunny, who – after the rhythm of his own drum as always – insists on cracking A broad laugh in the lodge. For a good scale, Benito makes a few magical tricks, including tearing a Ritz cracker from behind Plaza’s ear, as if he were an uncle Hamming it up at an eight-year-old birthday party. See here.

After debuting during last year’s big match, they turned Ben Affleck-led Dunkings back to this year’s Super Bowl for Dunkings 2: The movie. While the 2024 ad was focused on dunkings as a boy band, this one gave us a “Javajam: Battle of the Coffee Brand Bands.” Why? “Everyone offends each other, that’s how you are successful,” explains Affleck in his most Bostonian Boston accent. With Komos from Casey Affleck, Bill Belichick, Druski, Nkotbs Donnie Wahlberg, Jeremy Strong (as Paul Revere) and a Frickin ‘Jay and Silent Bob -Genforening, it was another memorable hit from the coffee giant. See here.