You read that right. No clue what they are saying...but do you really need to know?
SIDENOTE: I use to play the trumpet back in primary school. I wanted to play the sax (cause you know that ish was in, in the 90s), but you cannot not deny the mass sex appeal of the trumpet. Eight years olds were throwing themselves on me. #notreally.
Overall, this year's game was exciting as all hell. It's too bad that the spot did not live up to the same quality. I'll keep this short, but the mangled concoction of playing off our nostalgia, diabetic bears and 4 minutes spots made for a less than satisfying Super Bowl ad watching experience. And as a creative who has never done tv...this is the time of years I look to for all the answers to life's questions. ALL of them. With that said, these few below managed to hit a mark within their categories. And believe me..there were categories this year. It was kinda like all the agencies got together and decided to play in the same field of nonsensical connections cough::car ads::cough, animal exploitation and time period time-lapse pieces.
1. M&M. The dance that red does "naked"....just makes me smile. Sidenote: I work with a copywriter who worked on the M&M people..and it's hysterical how many rules and quirky guidelines there are to each of their personalities.
2. Out of all of them (ahem here's looking at you Budweiser) the NFL did the best job at scanning history.
3.) Of all the animal ads.....Bud Light finally delivered a funny one after the first half, which honestly is what we have come to expect from them. So...check off.
4) Nostalgia alert....it got me. All you need to do is show me cartoons from my childhood, I'm a sucker.
5) Silly, but fun enough for the super bowl.
6) I hate Jay Leno.
And that's that. I am not gonna hate this year. But I will direct you to adfreaks top 5 most controvesial.
Seriously will these "sh*t ___ says" ever come to an end. They are so stupid that they are funny. Here is that latest one i found. the bed part is the funniest.
