Google images for "Super Bowl Budweiser Ads" and "Mean Joe" We recently spent two hours watching Super Bowl's Greatest Commercials. In between the show's featured ads and inane commentary were advertisements from sponsors who'd paid for time to run their own commercials during the program about commercials.
I'm embarrassed to admit I enjoyed it. Yes, the pointless, obviously scripted dialogue between the two hosts was irritating. Yes, the "tour" of San Francisco did a poor job showcasing that city's many attractions. And honestly, I didn't "get" some of the ads. But the ones that made me laugh ("Here, Wego!") or tugged at my heart strings ("Mean Joe") were worth the viewing - and the re-viewing. Budweiser clearly reigns supreme in creating classics; their canine and equine stars simultaneously instigate smiles and tears.
My football knowledge won't fill a beer stein; however, on Sunday I'll join the legions watching the big game. I'll be rooting for the commercials.
I'm embarrassed to admit I enjoyed it. Yes, the pointless, obviously scripted dialogue between the two hosts was irritating. Yes, the "tour" of San Francisco did a poor job showcasing that city's many attractions. And honestly, I didn't "get" some of the ads. But the ones that made me laugh ("Here, Wego!") or tugged at my heart strings ("Mean Joe") were worth the viewing - and the re-viewing. Budweiser clearly reigns supreme in creating classics; their canine and equine stars simultaneously instigate smiles and tears.
My football knowledge won't fill a beer stein; however, on Sunday I'll join the legions watching the big game. I'll be rooting for the commercials.
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