Watch the official Super Bowl NO MORE ad (the first-ever Super Bowl commercial addressing domestic violence and sexual assault) and pledge to say NO MORE at The ad is based on a real 911 call from a woman who was experiencing violence in her home and pretended to be ordering a pizza. No More Campaign / Via youtube.com Back in October, BuzzFeed News spoke to the 911 dispatcher who said they received the call after posting in a Reddit thread titled, “911 Operators, what is that 1 call that you A Super Bowl ad publicized the pizza-order strategy The practice of calling 911 and using a request for pizza as a signal for distress seems to have been popularized by a domestic violence PSA A powerful new PSA from NoMore.org will air during the Super Bowl as part of the NFL’s domestic violence awareness campaign. CNN’s Rachel Nichols reports. — -- The NFL ran a domestic violence public service announcement tonight during Super Bowl XLIX. The ad features a woman dialing 911 trying to order a pizza. The police dispatcher finally The female voice seems to have called 911 to order a pizza until the dispatcher realizes the woman is in actual peril. NO MORE says it was the first ever Super Bowl ad addressing domestic A commercial to help end domestic abuse highlighted a 911 recording where a dispatcher realized a woman who called to place a pizza order was having an actual emergency and couldn’t talk The NFL's NO MORE campaign posted their chilling ad to YouTube, based on a viral domestic violence story from last year. 24/7 Live Chicago & Suburban Cook Co. North Suburbs West Suburbs South The NFL ran a domestic violence awareness ad during this year’s Super Bowl. The hard-hitting 60-second commercial eschewed actual images of violence and was instead is based on real 911 call, which was posted on Reddit. The woman rang 911, asking to order a pizza. A woman calls 911 and is forced to pretend to order pizza in the NFL's affecting new anti-domestic violence PSA set to air during the Super Bowl. As the NFL is said to be making changes in its attitude toward players committing domestic violence, the league is donating expensive airtime during the Super Bowl to address the topic dead on. A commercial to help end domestic abuse highlighted a 911 recording where a dispatcher realized a woman who called to place a pizza order was having an actual emergency and couldn't talk On Super Bowl Sunday, ad agencies everywhere vie for a spot they can fill with their best comedic, sexy, or just plain puppy-filled work. But this weekend, the most powerful ad will undoubtedly be The 30 second version of NO MORE's Super Bowl ad will air live during the first quarter of NFL Super Bowl XLIX on February 1, 2015. In December 2017, we came across a new version of the pizza/911 — -- The NFL ran a domestic violence public service announcement tonight during Super Bowl XLIX. The ad features a woman dialing 911 trying to order a pizza. The police dispatcher finally The first-ever domestic violence ad on the Super Bowl. How effective will it be? Here, you’ll find award-winning journalism not driven by commercial influences – a news organization that Four years later, in May 2014, a user on discussion website Reddit claiming to be a 911 operator described a domestic abuse victim calling to order a pizza. The NFL is planning to run a domestic violence awareness ad during this year’s Super Bowl, Adweek reports. The hard-hitting 60-second commercial eschews actual images of violence and instead is The NFL ran a domestic violence awareness ad during this year’s Super Bowl. The hard-hitting 60-second commercial eschewed actual images of violence and was instead is based on real 911 call The ad, from the NFL's anti-domestic violence organization, is utterly heartbreaking. calling 911 to order a pizza — and covertly report her partner’s abuse. No More's Super Bowl ad
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