Brands battle for attention with their Super Bowl campaigns

The Super Bowl, set to air on the 11th of February, 2024, isn’t just a football game; it’s the pinnacle of the National Football League (NFL) season, a mega-event that dominates American culture, uniting millions in excitement for the championship football game. But it’s not just about sports; it’s a celebration of shared traditions and unforgettable moments. It brings friends, families, and even strangers together, creating shared experiences and memories that extend far beyond the final score.

One such tradition is the highly anticipated commercials, where brands compete for attention with creative and often memorable ads. These commercials are more than just marketing; they become part of the Super Bowl experience, adding to the excitement and cultural significance of the event. Brands recognize the massive audience the Super Bowl attracts, making it a prime opportunity to showcase their products and messages in a way that resonates with viewers long after the game ends.

As viewers eagerly await the Super Bowl spectacle, Uber Eats has set the stage for a star-studded Super Bowl commercial featuring the couple, David and Victoria Beckham. The online food delivery platform presented fans with a teaser, offering a sneak peek into what promises to be an entertaining ad during the much-anticipated Super Bowl on February 11. During the teaser, Victoria, attempting to reveal the commercial’s airtime, humorously fumbles by referring to the Super Bowl as ‘the big baseball game’ and even as the ‘Hockey Bowl.’ Adding to the intrigue, David interrupts, teasingly mentioning the involvement of Jessica Aniston, further contributing to the comedic confusion.

Whereas, Doritos aired a heartwarming commercial featuring characters battling over a bag of their “Dina Mita” chips, encouraging viewers to consider them for their game day snacks.

Similarly, Reese’s Butter Cups introduced new limited-time flavours exclusively for the event, tempting viewers to give them a try. 

Here are a few Super Bowl campaigns that stood out for us:

Uber Eats

Doritos Dinamita 

Reese’s Cup 

Oreo