The Super Bowl commercials in 2021 will not include some traditional brands.
According to The Associated Press, a 30-second ad on this year’s broadcast costs $ 5.5 million. After a low economic year due to the coronavirus pandemic, some brands – including Coca-Cola and Pepsi – are not producing commercials for the Super Bowl. Anheuser-Busch, the parent company of Budweiser and Bud Light, said it would spend part of the money it would normally spend on a seat in the Super Bowl for more charitable purposes.
“Later this year, Budweiser hopes to support the local recovery in bars and restaurants, accelerating the recovery of COVID so that people can get together again,” the company said in a statement to CBS News.
While these companies, responsible for some of the most iconic ads in the history of the Super Bowl, are standing still or holding back, there will still be a lot to watch between chicken wings and field games.
Here is a summary of the Super Bowl LV commercials:
Squarespace ‘5 to 9’
Dolly Parton has had a hell of a year. She donated $ 1 million for the development of Moderna’s coronavirus vaccine and saved a 9-year-old girl from being hit by a car. Now, one of his iconic songs has been remade for a Super Bowl commercial. Although Dolly could have made commercial advertising just how amazing it is.
General Motors’ ‘No Way Norway’
Will Ferrell, Kenan Thompson and Awkwafina come together and resent certain countries that have more electric vehicles than the United States.
Lemonade Bud Light Seltzer
Be prepared for many of the Sunday commercials to remind everyone how bad 2020 was. Bud Light does this with lemons.
Pringles’ Flavor Stack Space Return
Skechers Romos to the max
Tony Romo will provide color analysis for the CBS broadcast. He and his wife, model Candice Crawford, will also appear in a commercial for the shoe company.
Guinness ‘GOAT’
The four-time Super Bowl winner, Joe Montana, appears in Guinness’s first Super Bowl commercial. The Dublin-based brewery features highlights of Montana’s university career at Notre Dame. It is as Irish as possible.
Uber Eats with ‘Wayne’s World’
Wayne and Garth, from the classic “Saturday Night Live” sketch and two films, return to take photos in 2020 for the food delivery service.
Say “sorry” with M & M’s.