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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 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. "SUPER BOWL WARNING! The 'He gets us' ad is TOTALLY deceptive. Jesus washed the feet of his DISCIPLES (followers)! Those were people who ALREADY BELIEVED in JESUS. He then told them to wash EACH The Super Bowl ad about Christianity, showing scenes of people washing others' feet like Jesus did in the Bible, is facing attacks from the left over the campaign's link to the billionaire family This image provided by He Gets Us LLC shows a scene from “Foot Washing,” the 60-second commercial from “He Gets Us” that debuted at the Super Bowl on Sunday, Feb. 11, 2024. For the second year in a row, a religious Super Bowl ad campaign promised viewers that Jesus “gets us.” A 60-second spot shows people with opposing views washing each other’s feet. ‘He Gets Us’ Jesus Super Bowl ad sparks online debate. Updated: Feb. 11, 2024, 7:17 p.m. Of course, it was the foot-washing one. Seemingly made with AI, the short commercial showed several scenes between different groups - with one key image underlining all of the separate scenes within the commercial - foot washing. Yes, foot washing outside of an abortion clinic, in the kitchen of an addict, in the desert, at school, in an alleyway. The ad was based on a Bible story about Jesus washing the disciples’ feet, a lesson of humility in service to others. Lerma did not respond to PolitiFact’s request for comment. HuffPost, 'He Gets Us' Super Bowl Ads Spark Jokes Over Freaky Feet Fascination, Feb. 11, 2024 He Gets Us, What is foot washing and what does it symbolize? accessed Feb. 12, 2024 BJU Seminary During Super Bowl Sunday, a 60-second ad aired about Jesus Christ, and no one seemed angrier about it than Christians. The ad depicts a series of images of one person washing another person’s feet. The He Gets Us campaign is returning to the Super Bowl with its “Foot Washing” commercial, which signifies a continued commitment to delivering profound, spiritually resonant messages on one of the world’s largest advertising stages. This choice to showcase an advert centered on humility and service during the Super Bowl, an event known “Foot Washing” is a reference to the Bible story about Jesus washing his disciples’ feet during the Last Supper on the night before he was crucified. Last year’s Super Bowl ads were About. Jesus Washed Feet Super Bowl Commercial or Jesus Washed Feet Super Bowl Ad refers to an advertisement aired by the Christian organization He Gets Us on February 11th, 2024, during Super Bowl LVIII. The first viral Super Bowl commercial has to do with Jesus and people at home are confused. The first commercial break of the Super Bowl featured Jesus Christ. In an ad titled “Jesus washes feet” religious company HeGetsUs.com shows various photos of regular citizens washing each others feets. Text reading “Jesus didn’t teach hate, he he gets us super bowl commercial 2024 | foot washing | jesus didn't teach hate. he washed feet | god | jesus | jesus christ | jesus christo | the lord | the While the controversial “He Gets Us” ad that aired during the Super Bowl stirred up plenty of conversation, pastor and author Mark Driscoll offered his own unfiltered take. In response to the 60-second “Foot Washing” ad, Driscoll, 53, tweeted, “Jesus washed Judas’s feet and still sent him to hell #HeGetsUs.” Super Bowl LVIII (58) Commercial: He Gets Us - Foot Washing (2024) Jesus Christ showed up at Super Bowl LVIII – and somehow, nobody was happy about it. Here's how and why it happened, and the surprising reasons why viewers f Christian conservatives upset Jesus feet-washing Super Bowl ad included subtle nod to loving people who get abortions The gall. Tricia Crimmins. Posted on February 12 2024 12:53 pm CST This AI ad for Jesus is easily the worst Super Bowl ad of all time. God loves all, but not this. By James Dator Feb 11, 2024, 7:11pm EST “Priest washing gay man’s feet”
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