DoorDash Super Bowl 2025: NatDoorDash is making its fourth consecutive appearance at football’s biggest event with a new ad campaign that puts the spotlight on DashPass, the platform’s monthly membership program. The 30-second spot, from Superette and Wieden+Kennedy Portland, will air in the third quarter of the Super Bowl. In the lead-up to the Super Bowl ad, DoorDash partnered with Sam James, who has DoorDash made headlines last year when its Super Bowl LVIII ad allowed fans to win everything from the commercials, including cases of beverages, candies, buckets of condiments, bags of chips, and The ad, which DoorDash released today, will air during the third quarter of Super Bowl 59 this Sunday. It’s the fourth time that the delivery app has advertised in the Super Bowl, appearing Super Bowl Sunday fans, gear up! While watching the Eagles' showdown against the Chiefs is certainly the main attraction, half the fun is also watching the ads that come on during the game. This year, all kinds of stars, like Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan in the 2025 Hellmann's ad, are coming together to create fun, quirky, and cute commercials. DoorDash's 2025 Super Bowl features a ridiculous mansion, lavish spending, and a decidedly silly concept to sell its DashPass subscription plan. See PEOPLE's exclusive teaser of comedian Nate Bargatze's commercial with DoorDash. How Ted Lasso's Juno Temple Shows Off 'Surprising Strength' in 2025 Super Bowl Ad with NFL Player Myles Nate Bargatze is starting 2025 off on a high note; the popular comedian is set to star in a Super Bowl commercial. The upcoming ad, which will be Bargatze’s first commercial appearance, is for DoorDash, the popular food delivery service app. “It’s like, you know, making a mini-movie Nate Bargatze will star in a Super Bowl ad for DoorDash that might also be seen as a Super Bowl ad for Nate Bargatze. The up-and-coming comedian, who has seen his profile grow in recent months DoorDash’s Super Bowl 2025 commercial will run nationally and promote DashPass as a “must-have membership service for anything you need in your neighborhood,” a brand spokesperson said. DoorDash's wild Super Bowl ad caught the internet by storm. Now, it's prepping delivery of the dozens of items -- including 30 pounds of mayonnaise, and three cars -- to one lucky winner. One of last year’s most memorable Super Bowl commercials was DoorDash’s “All the Ads” spot, which gave viewers a chance to win everything that was advertised during the game. It went on to He'll have stiff competition, too: DoorDash rival Uber Eats tapped Matthew McConaughey for its 2025 Super Bowl ad. DoorDash posted a teaser trailer on Monday, featuring Bargatze muttering to himself as equations swirl around his head, like the confused math lady meme. Now, fans can see the whole thing. Ad Age is counting down to Super Bowl LIX. In the days leading up to the game, which will air on Fox on Feb. 9, Ad Age will bring you breaking news, analysis and first looks at the high-stakes Big DoorDash has announced a sweepstakes that will reward whoever cracks the code of "all the ads" during its Super Bowl commercial. It will give its winner, quite literally, everything that appears DoorDash will use its 30-second ad in the Super Bowl to reveal how to win every item advertised in a nationally broadcast spot during the Super Bowl. Following its 2023 Super Bowl ad Ahead of Super Bowl LIX, TODAY shares an exclusive first look at DoorDash’s ad for DashPass set to air during the big game, starring comedian Nate Bargatze! EXCLUSIVE: John Goodman Puts Historic DoorDash made headlines last year when its Super Bowl LVIII ad allowed fans to win everything from the commercials, including cases of beverages, candies, buckets of condiments, bags of chips, and DoorDash, "The Neighborhood"Robert Clark (Creative Brand Management, 2019)Jerry Hoak (Art Direction, 2005)Deric Nance (Copywriter, 2004)Blake Smoral (Strateg
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