Check out Super Bowl Commercials 2016 for one of the most comprehensive sites around to relive many of those memorable moments in advertising history.
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Check out what happens as Baldwin and Marino brainstorm ideas for their Super Bowl party, with Alexa answering questions like: “What’s a snack stadium?”.
Amy Schumer and Seth Rogen get political as they team up for the “Bud Light Party”.
Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler peddles Skittles, the first time the candy company has used a big star.
The Kia Optima commercial features Christopher Walken in a couple’s walk-in – or “Walken” – closet. “What is more compelling than a stampede of hot dogs?” That’s an increase of more than 10% from a year ago.
Remember Volkswagen’s “Get Happy” commercial? Adults who were conceived after the 1967 Packers win in Super Bowl I are also featured. Accompanied to a 30-second wail from David Lee Roth and Van Halen’s “Runnin’ With The Devil” – conveying either excitement or sticker shock – this one is full of high-gloss visuals and no voiceover. CBS has withheld a handful of commercials for last-minute sales that could exceed $5 million per 30-second spot, according to reports.
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The ad was heavily criticized on social media, and no advertiser wants to suffer the same fate this year. Last year’s per person average was $77.88.
