It’s showtime! Super Bowl season is upon us, with the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles set to square off in the big game in New Orleans! And what’s the beauty of the Super Bowl, other than the actual game itself? The halftime show and the timeless commercials…duh!
Thankfully, several companies were generous enough not to make us wait until Super Bowl Sunday. Some of the advertisements and their teasers have already been displayed, and we have them all compiled for ya here.
And don’t you worry. With advertisements costing a reported $7 million for Super Bowl 59, the companies were sure to put out high-quality products that will not disappoint.
So, with that, let’s dive into the best Super Bowl 59 2025 commercials that have already been leaked!
Take a peak at all the best Super Bowl 59 commercials between the Chiefs and the Eagles.
Bud Light’s “Big Men on Cul-De-Sac”
A longtime fixture in the Super Bowl commercial scene, Bud Light returned with a star-studded cast featuring legendary NFL quarterback Peyton Manning, rapper Post Malone, and comedian/actor Shane Gillis.
The ad starts with a boring and lame-looking backyard party with just a cooler of Budlight to entertain the guys. Suddenly, the “cul-de-sac” party gets hot, and Post Malone and Gillis use a leaf blower to make sure that everyone around them gets a Bud Light in their hands.
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By the end, the neighborhood is rocking with a slick backyard party, with Manning making his appearance at the end. Having Huey Lewis’ “The Power of Love,” a song made popular in “Back to the Future,” in the background makes this a 10/10 ad.
Budweiser’s “First Delivery”
It wouldn’t be Super Bowl season without a Budweiser-Clydesdale advertisement. For this year’s ad, they put together a moving 98-second masterpiece of a Clydesdale horse determined to finish its journey of…delivering Budweiser kegs!
It ends beautifully with the Clydesdale making its way inside a bar to deliver that one last-needed keg of Budweiser.
Pringles’ “The Call of the Mustaches”
Nobody involved in the NFL right now has a better mustache than Chiefs head coach Andy Reid. And no active NBA star has a cooler beard than Los Angeles Clippers star James Harden…
So count on Pringles to make an epic Super Bowl commercial relating to facial hair, a play on their iconic logo.
With a parody of the ‘60s “Batman” TV series theme song and appearances from Coach Reid, Harden, Adam Brody, Nick Offerman, and Mr. Potato Head, Pringles delivers a picture-perfect Super Bowl ad.
Hellman’s “When Sally Met Hellman”
Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal co-starred in the 1989 hit film “When Harry Met Sally.” Fans of Rob Reiner’s blockbuster never got a sequel, but we suppose the two recreating an iconic scene for a Hellman’s Super Bowl commercial will do just fine, too!
Peyton vs. Eli Manning: Kick Of Destiny
Rob Gronkowski failed big-time in FanDuel’s “Kick of Destiny” in back-to-back years, so it’s time for two other NFL greats to get their shot!
Retired quarterbacks and brothers Peyton and Eli Manning brought their A-games for yet another timeless Super Bowl ad – this one a heated altercation about who will win the third edition of the “Kick of Destiny.”
“Macho Man” & Antonio Banderas In Bosch
A man impersonating the late ‘Macho Man’ Randy Savage struggles to open Bosch’s jar of pickles. Nothing to fear, because who better to solve the dilemma than “The Mask of Zorro” star and “Puss in Boots” voice Antonio Banderas?!
As Randy Savage would say…”Ooooooooh yeah.”
InstaCart’s “We’re Here”
The delivery company giant is making its Super Bowl commercial debut this year, and they went all-out for it! With an ad fittingly titled “We’re here,” the network brought in popular mascots such as the Kool-Aid Man, the Green Giant, the Pillsbury Doughboy, and even the Old Spice guy for this savvy TV Spot.
InstaCart is here, indeed. And with the masterful work of this ad, why shouldn’t they be here in 2026 and beyond?
Michelob ULTRA “The ULTRA Hustle”
Michelob Ultra brought in an All-Star lineup for their one-minute “ULTRA Hustle” ad this year: Legendary actors Catherine O’Hara and Willem Dafoe, Pro Football Hall of Famer Randy Moss, shot put Olympic gold medalist and New York Liberty star Sabrina Ionescu.
Despite being much older and not lacking professional athlete backgrounds, Kate McCallister and the Green Goblin take the pro athletes to school in pickleball, with their wins capped off by a Michelob Ultra.
We’d like to throw in a “Home Alone” reference here just for the sake of it, but O’Hara probably forgot it at home — ZING!!!!
Doritos’ “Abduction”
Frito-Lay brought back its popular “Crash the Super Bowl” contest after an eight-year hiatus. The contest asks fans to submit their best Doritos Super Bowl commercial, with the winner taking home a giant cash prize.
This year’s lucky winners were UNCW graduate Dylan Bradshaw and co-director Nate Norvell. The two got a $1 million cash prize and a paid trip to this year’s Super Bowl for their winning submission of an ad centering around an alien abduction.
Eugene Levy in Little Caesars
“Schitt’s Creek” and “American Pie” star Eugene Levy lends his signature eyebrows for this colorful Little Caesars ad.
The award-winning actor is so blown away by their delicious “Crazy Puffs” that he literally loses his eyebrow as they start floating all across town. Yeah, it’s kind of random and bizarre, but we’re all for anything that involves Mr. Levy.
Doja Cat & Taco Bell’s “Photobomb”
Three years after starring in a Taco Bowl ad for Super Bowl 56, Grammy Award-winning rapper Doja Cat makes her return to the company’s big game ad.
Taco Bell announces a contest where contestants are to submit photos of themselves at one of the chain’s drive-through cams. However, one of the employees warns Doja Cat that famous people aren’t allowed to participate, which leads to their hilarious interaction.
Reese’s “Don’t Eat Lava”
Promoting their own Chocolate Lava Big Cup, Reese’s hilarious Super Bowl spot shows a group of workers trying to prevent confused civilians from storming a volcano with REAL lava coming out of it.
Pete Davidson & Gordon Ramsay In HexClad’s “Unidentified Frying Object”
Saturday Night Live star Pete Davidson and world-famous celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay join forces in HexClad’s Super Bowl commercial debut. Ramsay is asked to help them communicate with a new alien species discovered at Area 51.
The Muppets in Booking.com
The Muppets. Return. In A Super Bowl commercial. Do we need to say more?
And for those who get a kick out of the Patrick Mahomes and Kermit the Frog comparisons? Well, how fitting is it to have Kermit kick off the ad — in a year where Mahomes’ Chiefs are in the big game?
Stella Artois’ “David & Dave”
Soccer legend David Beckham and his wife, Victoria, took center stage in an Uber Eats Super Bowl ad last year. David was impressed enough to pick up another Super Bowl ad, this time for Stella Artois.
In this ad, Beckham meets with his parents at a bar, where they deliver some stunning news: David has a long-lost twin brother named Dave Beckham — and you’ll have to wait until Super Bowl Sunday to find out who!
Side note: Beckham doesn’t have a brother in real life. He has an older sister and a younger sister.
Dunkin’ Donuts’ “The Bean Method”
Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez may have called it quits on their marriage late last year, but the “Good Will Hunting” star has kicked off 2025 with a bang — at least as far as his work in front of the camera goes.
Younger brother Casey Affleck and Jeremy Strong co-star with Ben Affleck in Dunkin’ Donuts’ “The Bean Method.” The brothers — cast here as the DunKings — prepare to meet with Strong in his dressing room, only to be met with a slimy surprise. Great show, chaps!
Häagen-Dazs’ “Not So Fast, Not So Furious”
Vin Diesel pays homage to his legendary Dominic Toretto character from the “Fast and Furious” franchise for this Haagen-Dazs commercial. Diesel stars alongside Michelle Rodriguez and Ludacris.
Ludacris pulls up beside them and questions why they’re going to slow. Because, Ludacris, nothing beats Haagen Dazs on a beautiful sunny evening!
Matthew McConaughey & Woody Harrelson In “True To Texas”
The two Hollywood A-Listers bring back their beloved “True Detectives” characters to promote the “True to Texas” campaign. The project is a push for the Lone Star State to attract more film production to the state rather than settling on the usual hotspots like Hollywood.
Dennis Quaid, Renée Zellweger, and Billy Bob Thornton also appear in the four-minute ad.
Matthew McConaughey Becomes Mike Ditka In Uber Eats
The great Matthew McConaughey also took center stage for Uber Eats’ Super Bowl 59 ad by dressing up as and impersonating none other than Chicago Bears great Mike Ditka.
Heh, now we know who should star in a biopic of Ditka if Hollywood ever makes a film on him…
Tom Brady & Snoop Dogg: “No Reason to Hate”
We’ll conclude the list with a moving and emotional message shared in the Super Bowl ad paid for by New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft.
In 2019, Kraft founded the “Foundation to Combat Antisemitism” to fight Jewish hate. The foundation aired a Super Bowl commercial a year ago, and Kraft decided to pay for another this year.
The advertisement stars Patriots icon Tom Brady and legendary rapper Snoop Dogg. The two exchange ridiculous reasons for hating one another — reasons that are sadly very much alive in today’s society.
Snoop Dogg and Brady close out the ad by expressing how disappointing it is that they had to use an advertisement to fight against hatred. It’s a powerful 30-second ad that everyone needs to watch.
Let’s all love one another and care for each other. Enjoy the Super Bowl, everyone!
Alix Earle In Carl’s Jr.’s “Hangover Burger”
Our hearts have been stolen by TikTok star Alix Earle, who teamed up with Carl’s Jr for the “hangover burger” Super Bowl ad.
To cheer up the millions of fans who will be dealing with a hangover the day after the Super Bowl, Carl’s JR is offering a free “hangover burger”! And to make it better, Ms. Earle is the star of the show in their big game spot.
