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Super Bowl LIX is right around the corner, and a slew of Super Bowl 2025 ads have already been teased in anticipation of football’s big day on Sunday, February 9 on Fox.. The Super Bowl is the Adam Brody, James Harden and Nick Offerman will star in the 2025 Pringles Super Bowl commercial, celebrating great facial hair (and, you know, chips in a can). The details of the "Pringles Party That’s why brands are willing to invest upwards of $8 million for a commercial to run on Fox’s 2025 Super Bowl broadcast that will simultaneously air on Fox’s Tubi streaming service. The Kansas City Chiefs are seeking to make history when they take on the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX (Sunday, 6:30 p.m. ET on FOX). But football isn't the only thing to enjoy about Super Super Bowl 2025 is right around the corner, with the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles poised to face off at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on February 9. Of course, the Super Bowl A 30-second commercial during Super Bow LIX costs about $7 million, though some brands have reported paying closer to $8 million, according to USA Today. Companies have paid as much as $4.5 million for pregame ads, according to Variety. Let’s take a closer look at some of the Super Bowl commercials that have already been released! By Logan Reardon • Published January 23, 2025 • Updated on February 3, 2025 at 8:43 am NBC Universal, Inc. The matchup for Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans is set and the pieces are starting to A few Super Bowl commercial spots went for a record $8 million for 30 seconds this year, so the stakes have never been higher. Super Bowl Here are the 2025 Super Bowl commercials released so far. Cancel-Proof Your Brand in 2025 Tuesday, February 18, 2025 The State of CTV Thursday, February 20, 2025 Adweek is the leading source of news and insight serving the brand marketing ecosystem. Below, all of the 2025 Super Bowl ads or trailers out ahead of the game on February 9, collected for your viewing pleasure. Kieran Culkin briefly detouring from Oscar campaigning to voice a whale Super Bowl LVIII (58) Commercial: He Gets Us - Foot Washing (2024) An ad from the He Gets Us Campaign sparked controversy online after airing during the Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 11. The 60-second spot showcased pairings of pe In eight of the ad’s 12 images, the person doing the foot-washing is a put-together, cisgender-presenting white person, some middle- and some working-class, washing the feet of their presumed Digital Ad Creative Benchmarks for 2025 Wednesday, January 29, 2025; What to Expect at Super Bowl 59 Friday, January 31, 2025; Turn 2024 Marketing Challenges Into 2025 Wins Wednesday, February 5, 2024 Notably, the #HeGetsUs Super Bowl ad featured foot-washing, toeing the line of hypocrisy and irreverence. January 24 2025 1:11 PM. True. Stay informed on important LGBTQ+ news. Super Bowl LIX is on Feb. 9, but those of us (i.e., Jets fans) who watch the game for purely the pop culture moments are in luck if we don't want to stay up past Kendrick Lamar's halftime show The Power of Super Bowl Advertising. Every year, brands battle for a spot during the most-watched event on television. A 30-second ad during Super Bowl LIX comes with a hefty price tag of $7 million, a figure that reflects not just the airtime but the unparalleled opportunity to connect with over 100 million viewers. A 60-second ad titled “Foot Washing” appeared in the first quarter of the game, and a 15-second ad, titled “Who is My Neighbor?” is set to run in the fourth quarter. Super Bowl 2025 He Gets Us LLC ran a 60-second commercial featuring photos of foot washing, including a Latino police officer washing the feet of a young Black man, a White woman washing the feet of a young White girl outside a “Family Clinic,” and a White rancher-type man washing the feet of an elderly Indigenous man. One year after ads by the He Gets Us campaign ignited a social media debate, a new round of Jesus-centric Super Bowl commercials on Sunday night found believers divided once again.
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