February 10, 2025
Watch all the Super Bowl 2025 Commercials

The Super Bowl isn’t just about the game, it’s about the biggest stage for brands to flex their creativity, drop some serious cash, and try to steal the show. This year’s ads brought back nostalgia, delivered laugh-out-loud moments, and even got a little weird. If you missed any, don’t worry—we’ve got the full rundown of every major commercial from Super Bowl 2025.
Dunkin’ – The Affleck Takeover
Ben Affleck returned for another hilarious Dunkin’ spot, this time bringing along his brother Casey, Donnie Wahlberg, and former Patriots coach Bill Belichick. The ad followed the group as they formed a coffee-themed boy band called “The DunKings.” It was chaotic, it was over the top—and it was absolutely on brand for Affleck’s Dunkin’ obsession.
Bud Light – Post Malone & Shane Gillis Party in a Cul-de-Sac
Post Malone and comedian Shane Gillis headlined Bud Light’s Super Bowl ad, turning a quiet suburban cul-de-sac into a full-blown block party. Packed with good vibes and plenty of product placements, it nailed Bud Light’s “easy to drink, easy to enjoy” branding.
Hellmann’s – When Harry Met Mayo
Hellmann’s went full nostalgia by reuniting Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal for a “When Harry Met Sally” spoof—except this time, it was all about mayonnaise. Sydney Sweeney even made a cameo, delivering the classic line, “I’ll have what she’s having.”
Mountain Dew – Kiss From A Lime (feat. Seal)
Seal teamed up with Mountain Dew for one of the night’s weirdest ads. His head was superimposed onto a seal’s body, all while belting out a remix of “Kiss From A Rose”—but with “lime” instead. The internet was divided between loving it and being absolutely creeped out.
Jeep – Harrison Ford’s American Drive
Jeep went all-in on patriotism with Harrison Ford narrating a cinematic, cross-country road trip showcasing the brand’s legacy in American culture. It was classic Super Bowl commercial material—big, bold, and emotionally stirring.
Nike – Caitlin Clark & Doechii Empower Female Athletes
Nike made their first Super Bowl ad since 1998 count. The 60-second spot featured WNBA star Caitlin Clark and rapper Doechii, highlighting the struggles and triumphs of female athletes. Inspiring and powerful, it was one of the night’s most talked-about commercials.
Stella Artois – David Beckham & Matt Damon’s Unexpected Friendship
In a surprising pairing, David Beckham and Matt Damon teamed up for Stella Artois, poking fun at their unlikely friendship over a cold beer. It was stylish, lighthearted, and just the right amount of self-aware.
Uber Eats – Charli XCX & Martha Stewart’s Secret Recipe
Uber Eats went all-in on celebrity power, featuring Charli XCX and Martha Stewart in a battle over the best-kept secret recipes. The mix of humor and star power made it a standout.
Coors Light – The Sloth Life
Coors Light leaned into relaxation with a slow-motion, ultra-chill commercial starring a sloth enjoying a beer. Simple but effective, it played right into their “cold as the Rockies” branding.
FanDuel – Kick of Destiny 3 (feat. Peyton & Eli Manning)
FanDuel brought back their “Kick of Destiny” series, this time featuring Peyton and Eli Manning in a bet-fueled showdown. As always, the Mannings brought their signature humor and sibling rivalry.
Instacart – Grocery Mascot Madness
Instacart’s ad was a nostalgia trip, bringing back famous grocery mascots from different eras. It was a fun, colorful, and chaotic reminder of how much grocery shopping has changed.
Squarespace – Barry Keoghan’s Website Journey
Barry Keoghan took center stage in Squarespace’s ad, humorously struggling through the website-building process before realizing how simple it actually is. Stylish, smart, and a perfect fit for their brand.
Michelob Ultra – Pickleball with Willem Dafoe & Catherine O’Hara
Michelob Ultra went for comedy gold by featuring Willem Dafoe and Catherine O’Hara in a pickleball match that turned way more intense than expected. The unlikely sports crossover made for a memorable ad.
Little Caesars – Eugene Levy’s Eyebrow World Tour
In one of the weirdest (but funniest) ads of the night, Eugene Levy’s eyebrows embarked on a worldwide journey, growing dramatically with each bite of pizza. A bizarre concept, but it worked.
Taco Bell – The Grande Escape (feat. Doja Cat)
Taco Bell brought back Doja Cat for another wild ad, this time featuring her photo-bombing customers. The high-energy, visually stunning spot fit Doja’s bold style perfectly.
Nerds – Dancing Gummy Takes the Spotlight
Nerds went full-on quirky with their Super Bowl ad, featuring a giant, ultra-flexible Nerds Gummy breaking into an acrobatic dance routine. Set to a high-energy track, the ad was colorful, weirdly mesmerizing, and totally on-brand for the candy’s playful image. If you weren’t already craving Nerds Gummy Clusters, you definitely were by the end.
This year’s Super Bowl commercials brought everything—celebrity overload, nostalgia, humor, and even some unhinged moments (looking at you, Mountain Dew). While some ads nailed the assignment, others left us scratching our heads.