If there’s
one thing that gets people more excited on Super Bowl Sunday than the Super
Bowl, it’s the highly anticipated commercials that are always critiqued very
particularly. They make the game that much better. This can be seen through the
price of having one thirty second being 4 million dollars, ninety percent more
than a decade ago. As the rise of YouTube and social media has grown, so has
the popularity of these ads, and the reputation is still growing.
Since it is Super Bowl Sunday, I
thought a Super Bowl related blog post would be in order. I myself am not a big
supporter of Football (unless the patriots are playing), so the commercials in
this game are just as important as the game itself. In the past years, they
have been ads that I still remember and watch on occasion; they are always a
good source of entertainment during the breaks of the game to keep your
attention. I have come to see that ads are really hit or miss, you love them or
you hate them, there’s not really an in-between. This year, the best ad that I have seen so far
is the Etrade baby commercial. I don’t know what it is about that baby, but he
just knows how to make people laugh. Just the idea of a baby acting like a
grown man is hilarious to me. BUT when it’s all over, whether you think the ads
ruin the actual game or make it better, you can’t deny they are one of the
biggest components in what makes the Super Bowl, Super.
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