These Celebrities Were the Most Engaging in Super Bowl Commercials

America post Staff
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Brad Pitt took second place in the chart with a surprise ad for Netflix’s upcoming Once Upon a Time in Hollywood sequel. EDO noted that searches for Brad Pitt saw a “massive spike” as people tried to figure out what the movie was.

3. Chris Hemsworth, Amazon (Engagement Index: 1,334)

In Amazon’s 60-second Super Bowl ad, “Alexaaaa+,” Chris Hemsworth thinks AI is trying to kill him, and Amazon’s Alexa+ AI isn’t helping to ease his mind.

4. Sabrina Carpenter, Pringles (Engagement Index: 930)

Instead of another Manchild, Sabrina Carpenter decides to date her potato crisps in Pringles’ Super Bowl 60 ad, “Pringleleo.”

5. The Backstreet Boys, T-Mobile (Engagement Index: 861)

Oh my God, they’re back again. The Backstreet Boys say they “Want It That Way” in a 60-second spot for T-Mobile, with the group showing up in T-Mobile’s Times Square store. Another of the group’s songs was featured in a Coinbase ad.

6. Serena Williams, Ro (Engagement Index: 769)

Ro, a direct-to-consumer healthcare business that sells GLP-1 medications such as Ozempic, Wegovy, and Zepbound, made its Super Bowl debut with an ad starring brand ambassador Serena Williams.

7. Mike Tyson, MAHA (Engagement Index: 751)

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