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Tubi, the free, ad-supported streaming television (FAST) service, ran a clever trompe l’oeil ad that made it look as if viewers’ TVs were changing the channel right in the middle of the In just 15 seconds, Tubi won the award for most valuable chaos-creator during the 2023 Super Bowl. “Tubi should be SUED for that commercial,” one viewer said after the 15-second ad aired The streaming service Tubi had everyone questioning where their TV remotes were when its 2023 Super Bowl ad aired Sunday.. In the 15-second spot, it appeared that the Super Bowl LVII broadcast Tubi's Super Bowl Ad Made Everyone Really Confused — And Was a Big Winner Tubi's Super Bowl ad made everyone think they had changed the channel. By Gabrielle Bienasz Feb 13, 2023 Social media exploded with reaction videos after Tubi fooled Super Bowl viewers across the country with an ad that looked like the channel was being changed to their streaming platform. Tubi just scared everyone in America and made people think that they accidentally changed the channel in the middle of the Super Bowl!. The streaming service, which allows viewers to watch movies Tubi caused many of the 113 million US viewers watching the Super Bowl Sunday night to frantically search for their TV remote. The ad-supported streaming platform’s fake-out ad simulated a connected TV (CTV) platform exiting the big game, scrolling to Tubi, and opening the app. “Disrupt, make noise, get people talking about Tubi the next There were a number of winning advertisements that made their debut during Super Bowl LVII this year. From The Farmer's Dog ripping out consumers' hearts with their commercial (and the memorable The horror of thinking you sat on the remote and changed the channel played out for many Super Bowl viewers during one memorable fake-out. Tubi, the ad-supported streaming service owned by Fox NOTE: This article is 2 years old and may not include the most recent information.The Super Bowl is the biggest event in the world of American football and is watched by millions of people all over the world. It’s a time for people to come together and enjoy the game, the halftime show, and the [] Tubi, the free, ad-supported streaming television (FAST) service, ran a clever trompe l’oeil ad that made it look as if viewers’ TVs were changing the channel right in the middle of the My wife started barking too: “why did you change the channel? The game’s still on!” It was a 30 second battle in the style of “Who’s On First?” re: just being a commercial, and not an actual input/channel change Fans were left confused after Tubi’s viral Super Bowl ad: ‘Scrambling for the remote’ rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing However, I think that ad was terrible and I was not surprised to find out that FOX was responsible for it. So I think maybe Tubi, is not to be. At least not with $%!* like that. Either the staff that worked on that ad had to bury their discomfort or they didn't feel any (i.e., everyone that has human emotions has left FOX). A media company with a streaming app, Tubi decided to go with a commercial that broke the fourth wall and made it seem like the viewer had exited the game and changed the app they were using. San Francisco, California - Tubi's Super Bowl commercial may have fooled everyone with an epic prank, but TikTok creators are calling attention to the commercial's unintended consequences. 19. Doritos: Time Machine (2014) This ad was made for $300 as part of Doritos’ Crash the Super Bowl contest and it was one of the more popular commercials according to the 2014 USA Today’s Ongoing updates of the latest Super Bowl 2025 commercials. Do Big Game Ads Really Change the Game for Brands? Wednesday, February 12, 2025; Cancel-Proof Your Brand in 2025 Tuesday, 103 votes, 100 comments. true. I can't wait until the Lions get into the Super Bowl and we get a commercial starring a giant Tony the Tiger using a Ford and a GM truck like roller skates going around the country delivering pizza for Little Caesars. For those who may have missed it, on February 11, Tubi aired a Superbowl commercial which made it convincingly seem as if someone was changing the channel. The commercial begins with the game
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