As the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles face off against each other at the State Farm Stadium for Super Bowl LVII, some of the best—and funniest—commercials have already landed online ahead of the fun and games on February 12th. Last year, as the Los Angeles Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals, studios and beloved brands teamed up on some truly hilarious commercials, but the 2023 slate may just take the cake. After all, did the Super Bowl commercials have Miles Teller dancing, plural Adam Drivers, or familiar faces eating snacking and Breaking Bad? No!

Whether you're excited to see who will bring home the Super Bowl LVII ring this year or just waiting to watch Rihanna kill it during the halftime show, Super Bowl commercials always make the day that much better. Sometimes they'll make you cry, sometimes they'll make you laugh, and—on more than one occasion—they'll leave you scratching your head and wondering how they got greenlit. Be sure to check back throughout the game to see the latest Super Bowl commercials.

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Squarespace (Adam Driver)

There are many different versions of Adam Driver, and we're not just talking about the duality of Kylo Ren and Ben Solo. For Squarespace, Adam Driver suited up—Multiplicty style—and the internet lost their minds as a myriad of Adam Drivers wandered around on the set of the commercial for the teaser! The full-length trailer showcased Driver's confusion around the idea of a website that makes websites (it is rather meta) and played up a very thriller-ish vibe with the music and staging. Of course, just like the teaser—there's a lot of Adam Driver to go around in this ad.

Bud Light (Miles Teller)

Bud Light was smart to latch onto the success of Top Gun: Maverick by employing Miles Teller and his wife Keleigh Teller for their Super Bowl commercial. While Keleigh waits on hold, Miles puts on his best Risky Business impression and dances around the room to the synth-infused wait music. Naturally, Keleigh joins in and they sip an ice-cold Bud Light while they wait.

Dunkin' Donuts (Ben Affleck)

Ben Affleck may be in the new trailer for The Flash and his own upcoming feature Air today, but he's most memorable in the hilarious new Dunkin' Donuts ads that see the A-list actor tapping into his Boston roots by working the drive-thru at his favorite coffee place. Of course, Jennifer Lopez makes a cameo too.

Rakuten (Alicia Silverstone)

Alicia Silverstone's Cher—yes, of Clueless fame—returns to class in Rakuten's "Big Game" commercial. It's almost as if no time has passed since she donned the yellow plaid and became a fashion and pop culture icon. Emma is cool and all that, but Clueless remains one of the best adaptations of Jane Austen's beloved novel. Silverstone had a lot to say about reprising the role, especially considering how perfectly suited Rakuten's brand is to Cher's interest. In a quote, she said:

“I think most of us would agree that ‘Cher’ is one of film history’s most iconic shoppers, so when Rakuten approached me to reprise the role for their Super Bowl spot, I thought it was a great idea. Cher was always figuring out how to get what she wanted in the most clever ways, so I think Rakuten would really appeal to her – getting cash back for doing her favorite activity. I imagine her running to her dad to boast about how much she saved and declaring ‘as If’ when asked if she ever shopped without using Rakuten.”

Budweiser (Kevin Bacon)

With Kevin Bacon narrating, Budweiser is tapping into the "six degrees of Kevin Bacon" trend by playing on the fact that everyone is just a six-pack of Bud away from each other. It will be interesting to see if this teaser morphs into a larger commercial during the game that actually features the actor. While Budweiser has had plenty of commercials over the years, this one is a marked departure from the heartstring-tugging Clydesdales.

Michelob Ultra (Serena Williams & Brian Cox)

Succession fans this one is for you. In a colorful riff on Caddyshack, Succession's patriarch Brian Cox and tennis legend Serena Williams play a tense round of golf in Michelob Ultra's commercial. This particular ad had a number of similarly colorful teasers that played online, in the lead-up to the big game day, that all fed into the full-length commercial.

Avocados From Mexico (Anna Faris)

Say what you will about millennials and avocado toast, but Avocados from Mexico was pretty smart to bring in Anna Faris for their Super Bowl commercial. When the teaser dropped, it seemed like the brand was leaning into the Garden of Eden vibes with her long, carefully placed hair and the whole discovering an avocado in an idyllic forest. Once the full trailer dropped, it was confirmed that they were throwing things back to Adam and Eve, turning the avocado into the forbidden fruit.

Pringles (Meghan Trainor)

If you've spent any amount of time on TikTok this year, you've probably heard Meghan Trainor's new song approximately five million times. Good news! You get to hear it again at the Super Bowl. In the Pringles commercial, the singer uses her little iPhone tripod to film a TikTok while snacking on some cheddar Pringles. With this being just the teaser, there's no doubt that the chip brand plans to utilize more of the singer's TikTok star power to entertain.

Pop Corners (Breaking Bad)

This Breaking Bad reunion was teased at the beginning of the year at a rather unfortunate time, but now that things have improved—we can fully enjoy seeing Walter White (Bryan Cranston) and Jessie Pinkman (Aaron Paul) snack on some Popcorners. There have been a few teasers dropped ahead of the Super Bowl for this ad, and each one of them is enough to reignite another rewatch of the series.

Pepsi Zero (Ben Stiller & Steve Martin)

Pepsi Zero Sugar brought in two comedic heavyweights for their Super Bowl ad. Ben Stiller and Steve Martin introduce themselves to the audience, even though they certainly don't have to, and exchange barbs about acting, comedy, and the fact that they're maybe not actually acting in the commercial? And, just to keep on brand with the slightly outdated discourse, Martin calls Stiller a "nepo baby." It's all in good fun, of course!

Stiller and Martin returned for a second pair of Super Bowl ads for Pepsi, which saw them poking fun at how convincing acting is—especially in ads. They make you believe what you want to believe! It's all very meta.

M&M's (Maya Rudolph)

Maya Rudolph's Super Bowl commercial is either a genius marketing move or an epic fail for M&M's. The candy brand found itself embroiled in some controversy recently, which prompted them to announce Rudolph as their new spokesperson, which begs the question... Did they already have this commercial on tap to roll out for the game, or did they rush to bring her in to calm tensions during one of the most-watched events of the year? Either way, we're not saying Ma&Ya's.

General Motors (Will Ferrell)

This teaser feels a little outdated, seeing as the Squid Game craze came and went last year and especially now that the streamer is in some hot water with their poorly conceived reality television series which is being called "inhumane" after contestants required medical attention. During the Super Bowl, Will Ferrell and General Motors riffed on some of Netflix's other greatest hits, like Bridgerton and Stranger Things.

Experian (John Cena)

John Cena is a very "happy guy" in Experian's musical commercial. On a studio lot somewhere, Cena and a cheery troop of dancers make their way down the perfect street, singing about paying rent and having a really great day. It's a short little ad and an oddly fun one. Somehow, this commercial feels inspired by the opening credits of Peacemaker.

Crown Royal (Dave Grohl)

Dave Grohl is learning something new in Crown Royal's very short teaser, which was connected to a longer Super Bowl commercial. The teaser left us wondering why Grohl was listing off things like "peanut butter," "Hawaiian pizza," and "batteries." Was it a shopping list or are all of these seemingly random objects connected somehow? And how does it connect to Crown Royal? Turns out, it was all about Canada... The inventors of America's favorite pastime.

Heineken (Paul Rudd)

With Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania coming out soon, it isn't that much of a surprise to see that Heineken has teamed up with Paul Rudd to deliver a game day commercial. The teaser dropped last month, right in time for Dry January, and we thought it was pretty fun to see Rudd deliver his Scott Lang charm in the ad—even though Anton was judging him!

Busch Beer (Sarah McLachlan)

Busch Beer got creative with their Super Bowl commercial this year. Instead of leaning into the beer of it all, they opted to explore a survival skills theme by creating "The Busch Guide: Cold + Smooth Survival Skills." Of course, Sarah McLachlan's iconic track, "In the Arms of an Angel," is the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about seeking shelter from the brutal elements, which is exactly why they brought the singer in to riff on those iconic animal welfare commercials.

Uber (Sean "Diddy" Combs)

For the third year in a row, Uber is returning with an uber memorable Super Bowl commercial. This time, Sean "Diddy" Combs has been brought into help make a one-hit wonder for Uber—you know, the kind of tune that becomes an instant earworm. In real life, Diddy is an unrivaled hitmaker, which makes his role even more ironic and humorous. While the full commercial is already online, you can also catch it when it airs during the second quarter of the Super Bowl.

Downy Unstopables (Danny McBride)

The mystery of the man beneath the fresh laundry has finally been solved! Downy Unstopables Super Bowl ad features Downy McBride—or rather, Danny McBride—as their celebrity talent. In the lead-up to game day, the laundry detergent brand has dropped five teaser ads that featured McBride hidden beneath the fresh-scented laundry, though a number of sleuths worked out that it was likely the Righteous Gemstones actor.

Hellmann's (Jon Hamm, Brie Larson, and Pete Davidson)

Jon Hamm is no stranger to Super Bowl commercials, but this year he's teaming up with Brie Larson and Pete Davidson for Hellmann's mayonnaise, and they're all pint-sized and in a fridge! Larson and Hamm riff off each other about their food-related names, and then Pete Davidson shows up to eat them! I mean, who could resist a brie and ham sandwich?

T-Mobile (Bradley Cooper)

Bradley Cooper (and his mom) attempt to make the Super Bowl commercial for T-Mobile, but things go awry when it becomes apparent that his mother doesn't have the same acting chops as her son! However, she is really good at poking fun at her son and teasing him for his shirt choice. Bless her heart!

DraftKings (Kevin Hart)

Speaking of pint-sized, Kevin Hart is the spokesperson for DraftKings this year. The commercial also features The Undertaker, Ludacris, and Tony Hawk enjoy some Game Day festivities—including the age-old tradition of betting on the outcome of the game. While this may just be the teaser for a longer Super Bowl spot, it's a pretty funny ad, though perhaps not as funny as Hart is known to be.

BIC (Martha Stewart, Snoop Dogg, Willie Nelson)

In BIC's Super Bowl commercial for their EZ Reach lighter, Willie Nelson is joined by Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg via a video call to figure out if he stole their favorite lighter. While this ad is pretty short, there are layers to it—especially if you know that all three of these beloved celebs are known for blazing. And of course, if you're going to blaze, you're going to need a lighter.

Skechers (Snoop Dogg & Martha Stewart)

BIC wasn't the only place that Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart showed up, the two teamed up for the Skechers Game Day ad, which seemingly imagined the duo as the President and VP, in addition to riffing on Snoop Dogg's musical career and the very game that we're celebrating today.

T-Mobile (Zach Braff, Donald Faison, and John Travolta)

It's a Scrubs reunion in T-Mobile's Super Bowl commercial, as Zach Braff and Donald Faison team up to greet their new neighbor John Travolta. And this isn't just a Scrubs reunion, this is also a Grease-themed TV spot that sees Travolta relive the glory days of singing "tell me more, tell me more." Except this time, it isn't about a summer romance—it's about fast home internet.

Doritos (Jack Harlow)

Jack Harlow is giving up rap for the sweet melodic tunes of a triangle—because that's the shape of a tasty little Doritos! In addition to Harlow, the commercial also features the legendary Elton John playing a piano-like triangle. It's a fun angle to take.

Booking.com (Melissa McCarthy)

Melissa McCarthy taps into her musical side in Booking.com's Super Bowl commercial. She's looking for somewhere to stay with handsome pool boys, childcare, and all of the other amenities that are key to having a magical and well-rested holiday. It's a funny ad, and the fact that so many Game Day commercials have leaned into the musical element has made them all that much better.

Dexcom G7 (Nick Jonas)

Nick Jonas has been the face of diabetes since he was diagnosed with it during his Jonas Brothers days, which is why his appearance in the Dexcom G7 Super Bowl spot makes a ton of sense. This one isn't a "fun" commercial, but it is a really important one. Jonas explains how the new system "feels like magic" and shows off how the new piece of tech makes it each to manage glucose levels.

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