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The actor teams up with buzzy stars, such as Martha Stewart, Charli xcx, Kevin Bacon and Greta Gerwig, in the food delivery app's 2025 Super Bowl commercial Matthew McConaughey is getting to the If you’re in New York, Los Angeles, New Orleans, Houston, Orlando and other cities, we’ll be bringing our campaign and conspiracy theory to life with Martha Stewart’s Super Bowl Caesar’s Salad available exclusively in the Uber Eats app through Sunday, February 9. Make sure to order yours, as it comes in our limited-edition Super Bowl Uber Eats caught some flack after the ad, released before the game, included a man forgetting that peanuts were in peanut butter, leading him to have an allergic reaction. Uber Eats’ Super Bowl commercial finds Matthew McConaughey showing the link between food and football with help from Martha Stewart, Charli XCX, Kevin Bacon, Sean Evans and Greta Gerwig. Uber's swift response to the allergy advocates won praise online, though the embarrassment of the last minute fix seems like perhaps another episode that the company will want to forget. Related An Uber Eats commercial references peanut allergy, which can be deadly, and is drawing backlash ahead of the Super Bowl, when it's slated to air. On Feb. 9, the company’s CEO Sung Poblete, shared an update: “I have spoken with Uber, they are very appreciative of FARE's valuable perspective and feedback and have made a change to the ad Uber Eats has reportedly made some changes to its upcoming Super Bowl commercial after facing some backlash for one of its scenes. The scene in question depicts a man with a peanut allergy and Uber Eats has modified its viral Super Bowl commercial after complaints about a brief scene showing a man with a peanut allergy eating peanut butter. The commercial created a buzz when it debuted An advocacy group says Uber Eats is changing its Super Bowl commercial set to air Sunday amid backlash for a joke involving food allergies.. The star-studded TV ad features a running joke about Earlier this week, Uber Eats dropped a star-studded new ad featuring David and Victoria Beckham, Usher, Jelly Roll, Jennifer Aniston, and David Schwimmer. But the Friends reunion part of the ad On Sunday morning, Uber Eats posted the updated version of the ad on YouTube that will air during CBS’s Super Bowl telecast; the new ad swaps out the peanut-butter scene with about 2 seconds of In a follow-up statement on Friday, Dr. Sung Poblete, the CEO of FARE, said that Uber Eats had agreed to edit out the peanut allergy scene from the Super Bowl commercial. “This is an amazing After activists reacted angrily to a section of the 60-second commercial that made light of peanut allergies, the company wisely edited the version that aired during the big game. Not everyone thought Uber Eats' 2024 Super Bowl commercial was funny. The one-minute spot, which debuted exclusively on TODAY and will air during the 2024 Super Bowl, stars big names like Jennifer By the time the Super Bowl came around on Feb. 11, Uber Eats released an updated version of the ad in which they had removed the scene featuring the man eating peanut butter. This updated version aired during the broadcast of the Super Bowl. However, as of Monday afternoon, the original version remains on YouTube and Instagram. Uber Eats' star-studded Super Bowl 2024 commercial, first shared on Feb. 6, faced criticism for a joke about someone having an allergic reaction Not everyone thought Uber Eats' 2024 Super Bowl commercial was funny. The one-minute spot, which debuted exclusively on TODAY and will air during the 2024 Super Bowl, stars big names like Jennifer An Uber Eats commercial about being forgetful triggered a response from an allergy research group and others over a segment of the ad that featured a man eating peanut butter, forgetting that he is allergic to peanuts.Food delivery company Uber Eats shelled out approximately $14 million for a one-minute spot during Super Bowl LVIII. Updated Feb. 12, 2024: Uber Eats heard the food allergy community. The giant food delivery service edited out an insensitive depiction of peanut allergy in its TV commercial, which aired during Super Bowl on Feb. 11. (The edited commercial can be seen here.) The turn of events began in the early hours of February 9. Dr.
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