People who Give It Everything,” Kia captioned the ad. People who work hard and make incredible things. “This year, we’re honoring the great unknowns. And those people will be known from building Kia’s new car model - Telluride. This claim is pretty clever when we realize that the people shown in the commercial are citizens of West Point, Georgia. This emotional, beautifully made ad focuses on regular Americans who are the “great unknowns.” They said to be famous not because of who they are, but for what they do. The New England Patriots beat the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LIII at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia.
Kia - Give it everythingĬar commercials are probably the most popular ads during every single Super Bowl so it’s not a surprise that years’ trophy belongs to Kia. Here’s the completely subjective list of the best Super Bowl commercials of 2019. Bud Light’s Game of Thrones themed attack commercial on Miller Lite and Coors Light and the food porn commercial for Devour frozen food were the Super Bowl commercials receiving the. I guess we can’t be surprised that this year, a 30-second Super Bowl ad cost $5.25 million (comparing to $37,500 only during the 1st Super Bowl in 1967).Īs you can see, every year, the stake goes higher.īut for us, regular Super Bowl watchers, it’s all about the game and - yes! - about best ads. 44 million people were expected to host parties for the game, 60 million planned to attend such party, and 13 million wanted to watch the game from bars and pubs.Īnd you know what? That’s a lot of people. Both sides’ defense was so strong that it resulted in the lowest-scoring Super Bowl of all time, with the 16 total points scored comfortably below the previous record of 21 (in 1973 Miami won with Washington 14-7).īut does it low result meant that this year’s Super Bowl was financially less successful than the previous ones? Heck no, Americans were expected to spend almost $15 billions during the event. Super Bowl LIII is officially over, leaving The New England Patriots with the sixth Super Bowl win (sorry, LA Rams!). at 1:00 pm Expand Kraft Heinz Co.'s Devour brand’s Super Bowl spot tells the story of a woman struggling with her boyfriend’s 'frozen food porn addiction.' A 60-second version of the. The company's new ad proved too racy to air in its entirety during the Super Bowl, but Devour has reportedly worked with CBS to agree on a tamer 30-second version. The comic ad features a frazzled food-porn addict and his forlorn wife. But the approach runs the risk of offending the audience. Copy link to clipboard Link copied to clipboard Devour frozen foods will have a 30-second ad in the third quarter of the Super Bowl that styles its product as food porn. Kraft Heinz' frozen-food brand Devour is trying to make waves during its Super Bowl debut with an ad taking a humorous jab at one man's 'frozen food porn addiction.' Super Bowl ads have long used raunchiness and sex stand out during the Super Bowl, advertising's biggest stage.
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