The 9 Most Controversial Super Bowl Commercials

• Snickers: Manly.
• FedEx "Wizard of Oz"
• Just For Feet: Kenyan Runner.
• Salesgenie.com: Talking Pandas.
• Skechers: Dog Racing.
• Groupon: Tibet.
• Ram Trucks: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Dodge: I Will.

Super Bowl commercial price history

These Were The 5 Best Ads Of The 2014 Super Bowl

• Chrysler - "America's Import"
• Audi - "Doberhuahua"
• T-Mobile - "#nocontract"
• Budweiser - "Puppy Love"
• Coca-Cola: "America the Beautiful"

The officials adjudged that Eagles cornerback James Bradberry had held Smith-Schuster, giving the Chiefs an automatic first down and allowing them to run the clock down to 11 seconds before kicking the go-ahead field goal – essentially wrapping up the victory.

The baring of Jackson's breast during the Super Bowl performance became referred to as a "wardrobe malfunction". Following the Super Bowl, both MTV and CBS apologized for the incident and asserted that they had no prior knowledge that Jackson and Timberlake's duet would involve partial nudity.

Google's "Loretta" and Amazon's "Before Alexa" Super Bowl 2020 ads tied as most expensive Super Bowl commercials ever as of January 2021, with a cost of 16.8 U.S. million dollars.

The NFL contributes from $5,000 to $7,000 per ring for up to 150 rings per team, with any additional costs being borne by the team. The final cost usually comes in at between $30k and $50k per ring. Several high-profile players have sold their rings, either through necessity or for charity.

The 25 best Super Bowl commercials of all time

• Apple – 1984 (1984)
• Snickers – Betty White (2010)
• Amazon – Alexa Loses Her Voice (2018)
• Always – #LikeaGirl (2015)
• Wendy's – Where's The Beef (1984)
• Pepsi – Cindy Crawford (1992)
• Coca Cola – Hey Kid, Catch (1980)
• Tide – It's A Tide Ad (2018)

Amazon spent $26 million on their Alexa voice assistant commercial in 2022, making it the most expensive advertisement in Super Bowl history.

Alexa voice assistant commercial Amazon spent $26 million on their Alexa voice assistant commercial in 2022, making it the most expensive advertisement in Super Bowl history. Super Bowl commercials are known for being memorable. However, commercials weren't always the way they are today.

Why are Super Bowl ads so expensive? There is a simple answer to this question, and I think we all can guess what that is: viewership. Since the Super Bowl is one of the most-watched broadcasts on television every year, there is no better platform to reveal fresh advertisements to the world.