Watch now: The best commercials, trailers from Super Bowl LIX — before the game even airs
The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles will clash for the second time in three seasons on Sunday in Super Bowl LIX.
However, many fans will be waiting for the commercials which have become one of the game’s most anticipated features next to the halftime show.
Ads for this year’s Super Bowl cost between $7million-$8 million for 30 seconds. Here’s a look at some of the advertisements that have been released.
Post Malone, who hails from Grapevine, teams up with comedian Shane Gillis in a Bud Light commercial where they can’t drink.
Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan appear in this commercial for Hellman Mayonnaise recreating one the most famous scenes from their hit movie ‘When Harry Met Sally.’
Kermit the Frog and the rest of the Muppets are using Booking.com to find his next vacation spot in this commercial.
Budweiser’s iconic Clydesdales are back in this Super Bowl spot which shows a foal determined to help with a delivery despite its youth.
Coors Light’s commercial reminds us that the day after the Super Bowl is one of the least productive working days in the United States with the help of some of nature’s slowest animals.
Doritos enlisted a focus group, consisting of Patrick Mahomes, Chris Jones, Creed Humphrey and Xavier Worthy to judge fan ideas for a commercial.
Matthew McConaughey takes on the role of lifetime for UberEats portraying Mike Ditka in this commercial.
Eli and Peyton Manning return to the gridiron to see who can do the best Adam Vinatieri impression in this spot for FanDuel.
Willem Dafoe and Catherine O’Hara are pickelball hustlers in this commercial which also features Pro Football Hall of Famer Randy Moss.
Hailee Steinfeld and Wanda Sykes team up in this cheeky commercial to raise awareness for breast cancer.
Soccer star David Beckham is looking for his long-lost American twin in this spot for Stella Artois.
HexClad Cookware is using a special type of UFO with the help of Gordon Ramsey to help satiate Pete Davidson.
Health company His and Hers is getting serious about America’s deadliest health epidemic.
This story was originally published February 6, 2025 at 12:19 PM.
