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Los Angeles (CNN Business)Crafting memorable Super Bowl advertising remains a formidable challenge, as companies try to navigate the complicated waters of celebrity endorsements, corporate branding, hot-button issues and commercials designed to pitch products.
The takeaway from Sunday, however, was too many sponsors simply trying too hard, with the few witty, surprising and emotional spots genuinely standing out. While it's popular to say "The ads were better than the game," they collectively weren't, even in the midst of a low-scoring affair that didn't produce a touchdown through three quarters.
https://www.cnn.com/2019/02/03/media/super-bowl-ads-review/index.html
Ok, time to lighten it up in here....Clearly CNN wasn't impressed with the ads last night....While the Daily Caller chose to call out the SJ lecture ads..
[FONT="]Super Bowl advertisers used the massive platform to lecture Americans on a number of topics — from using clean energy and respecting the media to the proper treatment of mermaids in the age of #MeToo.
[/FONT]https://dailycaller.com/2019/02/03/super-bowl-ads-lecture-america/
So, what say you folks? My personal favorite was Stella Artois .... I thought the mix of Sex in the City, with the Big Labowski was genius....