2015 Super Bowl Commercials: Marshawn Lynch Talks To Media & More
Marshawn Lynch Speaks To Press & More In 2015 Super Bowl Commercials [Videos]
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With Super Bowl Sunday just days away, a large part of the discussion (other than the game, of course) are the ads that air during commercial breaks. That said, brands have already began rolling out TV spots that cost at least 20 times the average person’s yearly salary.
Consistent players like Budweiser, Skittles, Old Spice, Snickers, NASCAR, and more look to proclaim their dominance with ads that range from hilarious to heartfelt.
Our personal favorite comes from Skittles, and shows Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch interacting with press. Considering how much of a struggle it is to get him to converse with media, it’s safe to say the clip couldn’t be timelier.
Peep it below along with commercials from the aforementioned brands and then some after the jump.
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T-Mobile #KimsDataStash starring Kim Kardashian
Snickers “The Brady Bunch”
Bud Light “Real Life PacMan”
BMW i3 “Newfangled Idea” starring Bryant Gumbel and Katie Couric
Old Spice
Budweiser’s “Clydesdale Beer Run”
Toyota “To Be a Dad”
Budweiser “Lost Dog”
Mountain Dew “Come Alive”
Nissan “Crazy Plastic Ball Prank!”
Nationwide “Invisible Mindy Kaling”
NASCAR starring Nick Offerman
Kia Sorento “The Perfect Getaway”
Victoria’s Secret
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