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Martin Shore

Super Bowl commercials 2025: Post Malone Oreos, Chris Hemsworth and Chris Pratt team up, and more ads to watch right now

L-R: Ben and Casey Affleck in their DunKings' tracksuits as seen in Dunkin' Donuts' Super Bowl 2025 commercial.

There you have it. With the final score 40-22, the Philadelphia Eagles have won their second Super Bowl, avenging their Super Bowl LVII defeat by the two-time defending champions Kansas City Chiefs. Check out our Super Bowl 2025 live blog for all the play-by-plays and Kendrick Lamar's performance at the halftime show. You can also watch the Super Bowl on Tubi and on Roku – for free.

Of course, the Super Bowl is also a huge day for ads. An estimated one in three Americans tune in every year, meaning this is a major opportunity for companies to get their products and services in front of would-be consumers. Already we've been treated to tons of Super Bowl ads featuring plenty of the biggest stars from Hollywood and beyond.

Below, you can find all the Super Bowl 2025 ads (or teasers) that have been released, as of the time of writing. We'll be keeping a close eye out for other Super Bowl 2025 commercials and share them here, too, so keep checking back.

Ritz

Ritz's first-ever Super Bowl commercial is taking viewers to the Salt Flats in Utah to pay a visit to the Ritz Salty Club, where Michael Shannon and Aubrey Plaza debate which of them is the saltier celeb, moan about the crackers being delicious and tell off Bad Bunny for cracking a smile and shattering the vibe inside this most salty of sanctuaries.

Disney+

Disney Plus is using its Super Bowl ad to remind you of all the great stories that you can enjoy on its streaming service by taking a leaf out of Marvel's book and asking a bunch of "What If" questions about their biggest properties, from all corners of the entertainment world.

Dunkin'

The DunKings are back in action for Super Bowl LIX, and they've got a new member: "Succession" and "The Apprentice" star, Jeremy Strong. As you can see in "The Bean Method", Strong's quite literally immersed himself in his new role... sitting in a big pot of coffee beans.

DoorDash

DoorDash has teamed with comedian Nate Bargatze (in his first-ever commercial) to highlight their membership program, DashPass, and to show what you can save with every eligible order. In the teaser, Bargatze's doing his best "Dash math" to add up all the savings he's making, and now the full ad's arrived, we can see why: Nate has done some serious spending, on everything from jetpacks, opera singers and a literal ballroom for a giant disco ball.

Ram

For Ram Trucks' 2025 Super Bowl ad, movie star Glen Powell has been roped in to jazz up some old-fashioned fairy tales. Powell's blonde-haired folk hero is no slouch; he's taking his truck on the roads for an ultra-macho adventure, taking on a dragon and a very different version of Goldilocks and the three bears' story.

TurboTax

After a brief teaser, TurboTax has released its Super Bowl spot starring Issa Rae, which sees her ask "Why do we do things the hard way?" while careening backward in a car down a busy street. After carving her way through bushes, she arrives at a Tax Services building that looks plucked straight out of the '50s and makes her way inside along with a group of people struggling with boxes and armloads of receipts and scraps of paper, buffeted by a headwind.

After meeting setback after setback, she jolts awake from the nightmare to a call from a tax expert from TurboTax saying he's got everything handled. The spot ends with her cutting her box of tax forms to reveal it's cake.

Mountain Dew

Mountain Dew has dropped the teaser and main Super Bowl ad. The first clip saw singer Becky G, the Mountain Dude and some onlookers watch some seals croak their way through some scales before the Dude asks if they should "bring in the big guy", and the opening notes of "Kiss from a Rose" can be heard as a wave of Baja Blast rolls in.

And in the main ad, when Becky opens a bottle of Baja Blast, she's whisked to this mystery location... to bear witness to Seal (whose face has been bolted onto the body of a literal seal) singing about how strange it is to be this kinda chimera.

HexClad

Kitchenware brand HexClad has now launched its first-ever Super Bowl commercial, "Unidentified Frying Object", which sees celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay learning the true, out-of-this-world origins of the company's cookware technology in the Area 51 test kitchen... and discovering that Pete Davidson is actually an alien ambassador in the process.

Nerds

Nerds' Big Game Commercial centers on the candy brand's Nerds Gummy Clusters, and sees singer Shaboozey strolling down the street and being surprised by an explosion of color as the sweet treats liven up a street parade.

Booking.com

Booking.com's Super Bowl ad campaign will air during the Big Game's fourth quarter and is designed to show how the booking site can help you get your vacation rental or hotel exactly right and "find exactly what they're booking for," every single time. The site's roped in Kermit, Miss Piggy and the rest of The Muppets gang to do just that.

The company has also launched an exclusive, first-come, first-serve experience for one lucky booker and a guest to step aboard John Madden's legendary custom-built bus and travel back in time for "The Madden Cruise Experience" (more details available on the Booking.com site).

Novartis

Pharmaceutical company Novartis is raising awareness about breast cancer and aims to encourage viewers to prioritize their breast health and attend regular screenings with their "Your Attention, Please" Super Bowl 2025 commercial, starring Hailee Steinfeld and Wanda Sykes. The teaser (above) is a bold clip that culminates with Steinfeld who said "It's been on my bucket list to be in a Super Bowl commercial" while speaking to USA Todaysaying "Let's give breasts the attention they deserve most."

Instacart

Grocery technology Instacart has made its Super Bowl ad debut (due to air during the second quarter of the Big Game) with "We're Here", a 30-second spot featuring tons of brand mascots from the likes of Cheetos' Chester Cheetah and the Energizer Bunny to The Kool-Aid Man, Mr. Clean, and Isaiah Mustafa, aka The Old Spice Guy. There's also an extended director's cut featuring the Quaker Oats man and the Red Baron biplane (among others) online, too. Check out the initial teaser and the full-length commercial above.

Hims & Hers

For their 60-second Super Bowl ad spot, telehealth company Hims & Hers is using the event to tackle the topic of obesity and the weight loss industry and to advertise the company's own weight-loss medications and treatment plans.

Coffee Mate

Nestlé's Coffee Mate brand is crashing the Super Bowl ad game for the first time this year, with a collaboration with none other than Shania Twain, as teased on Instagram. Having tasted some Coffee Mate Cold Foam Creamer, a football fan transformed into a "Foam Diva", with the voice of Twain.

Bosch

Bosch has shared a teaser for their Super Bowl 2025 ad that features "great friend" Antonio Banderas coming to the aid of a Macho Man Randy Savage lookalike, who's struggling with a pickle jar. In the full Super Bowl trailer (the company's first), the two actors bond over their mutual love for Bosch's appliance with the tagline "the more you Bosch, the more you feel like a Bosch."

Meta Smart Glasses

Meta is using Super Bowl LIX to showcase its Ray-Ban Meta Glasses. After teasing the ad online, including on a certain Marvel star's Instagram page, the first of two Super Bowl ads surfaced on YouTube this week. Zuckerberg's tech firm has enlisted the help of Avengers Chris Hemsworth and Chris Pratt to show them off as the duo causes havoc in Kris Jenner's personal art collection. The actors use Meta AI to identify art pieces, translate foreign languages, and eventually call a lawyer after an incident with a $6.2 million banana. Meta has also announced limited edition Super Bowl versions of its smart glasses in Eagles and Chiefs colors that won't be on sale for the general public.

Doritos

This year, Doritos asked fans who thought they could make better commercials than their own marketing team to step up to the plate and prove it, and the stakes were high; the winning creator stands to earn $1 million. And then they've roped in Super Bowl experts from the Chiefs to judge them for an "NFL Focus Group".

Bud Light

Bud Light has enlisted the help of Shane Gillis and Post Malone for their Super Bowl 2025 ad. In the first clip, the pair showed up at your door, begging to be let in, Bud Light in tow, while the second sees the pair branded the "Big Men on Cul-de-Sac", shooting Bud Lights from a leaf blower and smoking meat on a lawn mower. It also features a Peyton Manning cameo!

Budweiser

Budweiser dropped quite a few teasers featuring its iconic Clydesdales ahead of Super Bowl 2025. But now we can officially watch the full ad. As teased on Good Morning America, "First Delivery" tells the story of a determined young foal who is keen to keep up with the rest of his crew and make sure a wayward keg makes it to its destination, all set to Bread's "Let Your Love Go." Bonus points for the "horse walks into a bar" joke.

FanDuel

Sportsbook site FanDuel has a big rivalry of its own lined up for Super Bowl Sunday: Peyton vs Eli Manning in the Kick of Destiny 3. The brothers will clash live in a pre-game field goal showdown on the big day, and Eli's determined to win, no matter what. So much so, in fact, that he sees it as his destiny, even if Peyton believes America will pick him to win. May the best Manning win indeed.

Reese's Peanut Butter Cups

Reese's is teasing some major news that's due to be revealed imminently, and it involves lava. Chocolate lava, by the looks of things. It initially teased this big announcement with two clips showing fans rushing up to an erupting volcano before showing off the full commercial about new Chocolate Lava Big Cups.

Taco Bell

Taco Bell says the fans are the real stars of their 2025 Big Game ad. If customers took a photo at one of the chain's Live Más drive-thru cams on a recent trip, there's a chance they'll actually appear in Taco Bell's Super Bowl LIX commercial. And, no matter how hard she tries, Doja Cat is not the star of the show.

Uber Eats

Uber Eats' Super Bowl campaign has enlisted some very different stars, each with their own unique vibe: Martha Stewart, Charli XCX, and Matthew McConaughey. So far, McConaughey's transformed himself into Mike Ditka and broken down "the truth" about Super Bowl LIX, while Charli and Stewart have tried a TikTok trend (above) and Charli XCX has been tasked with explaining football in club terms. Check Uber Eats' full Super Bowl YouTube playlist to see them all.

Coors Light

Coors Light has now unveiled their Big Game ad, which is actually centered on the day after the game.

Cast as a bunch of sloths having a serious case of the Mondays, fans from all walks of life do their best to survive everyday tasks like bagging groceries and sifting through emails... until someone grabs a pack of Mondays Light. A 30-second version of the clip will air during the first half of the Big Game

Prior to the ad drop, we got a teaser that saw "Veep" star Timothy Simons having his own case of the Mondays on set, too.

Stella Artois

Stella Artois' Super Bowl ad has revealed that soccer superstar David Beckham has a secret twin brother! Having picked up a pint at the bar, David sits down with his parents, who drop the bombshell that "Other David" is out there.

If you don't want the secret spoiled, look away now, but "Other David" has now been unmasked as none other than... Matt Damon, who apparently has a real right foot on him, before the boys bond over their preferred beverage.

Hellman's

Condiment company Hellmann's is leaning into nostalgia for the Super Bowl by arranging a rom-com reunion for "When Harry Met Sally" stars Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal. It's dropped a pair of teasers for the condiment company's Super Bowl spot as well as 30-second and 60-second versions of the advertisement.

GoDaddy

For their Super Bowl commercial, GoDaddy has teamed up with "Fallout" star Walton Goggins. The ad showcases a collaboration between GoDaddy Airo, and Goggins' actually-real eyewear brand, "Walton Goggins Goggle Glasses. And from the looks of things, business is booming; he's slamming coffees and looks to be overwhelmed with orders. The full ad then sees him explaining that actors have the power to convince the world they know what they're doing... even though they don't. And with the help of GoDaddy Airo, he's prepared for his hardest role yet: business owner.

Häagen-Dazs

Häagen-Dazs has enlisted the help of a very particular family for their Super Bowl spot. After dropping two teasers suggesting high-octane action was on the way, they've slowed things right down with a few famous faces from "The Fast and Furious" franchise. Out on the open road, Vin Diesel and Michelle Rodriguez unwrap and enjoy an ice cream, informing Ludacris that they're taking a break from "Fast Life" for a hot minute to enjoy a summer drive.

MSC Cruises

MSCU Cruises is part of the Super Bowl ad line-up this year, and it's selling dream holidays with the aid of Orlando Bloom and Drew Barrymore, who appear to be making the most of their trip together, judging by the "Holiday" clips we've seen so far. Want more of their antics? See the pair chuckling over how they pronounce "Banana", or watch Bloom prep to take on an intimidating shark slide.

SquareSpace

Remember "The Banshees of Inisherin"? SquareSpace sure hopes you do.

After sharing the screen with Jenny the Donkey in 2022, Barry Keoghan is sharing the screen with another four-legged friend Don Mosley for the website-building platform's Super Bowl 2025 commercial, helping Mosley build a site that'll help the animal develop a healthy acting career, and now the actual ad's dropped, wherein Barry rides around, distributing laptops to anyone who needs 'em. Catch all three clips above.

Pringles

Pringles have roped in Adam Brody star of hit Netflix's recent hit romcom "Nobody Wants This" and "Parks and Rec's" Nick Offerman for their new Super Bowl Big Game spot, and now we've finally seen what's in store in "The Call of the Mustaches". Adam Brody's at a part that's run out of Pringles, and after being invited to someone the 'staches by the Pringles mascot, flying face furniture shows up, goods in hand.

Michelob Ultra

Well, if this ad teaches you one thing, you should never play pickleball against Willem Dafoe or Catherine O'Hara, especially if there are a couple of light beers on the line. They will trick you into buying a round and, even if you're a professional athlete, you're gonna get humbled on the court. Check out the quick teaser and the full-length commercial above.

Totino's Pizza Rolls

"If you only watch one commercial during the Big Game, make it the one for Totino's Pizza Rolls," is what this teaser says, while teeing up some sort of epic encounter between an alien visitor, Tim Robinson of "I Think You Should Leave" fame, Sam Richardson and ... a crying girl. Watch this (outer) space?

NerdWallet

Personal finance company NerdWallet looks to have a distinctly odd ad on the cards for the Big Game. Reading from a pamphlet, a sightseer learns that Beluga whales have the IQ of a human genius... only to hear from a nearby whale. In the ad proper, "Richard" loses his phone, but his Beluga buddy (confirmed indeed to be voiced by "Succession's" Kieran Culkin), surfaces and explains why NerdWallet's helpful.

Cirkul

Water bottle company Cirkul has teamed with "Pitch Perfect" star Adam Devine for their Super Bowl ad debut. They've released a catchy jingle comprised from a behind-the-scenes video with Adam, and have since launched their actual ad which sees Adam setting out to fulfill a last-minute request from his wife to pick up a Cirkul bottle... only for his phone's AI to order 100,000 bottles to life. And what's more, Cirkul's giving away 100,000 starter kits across the US this Sunday

Zeam

Will Zeam one day make the cut as part of our guide to the best free streaming services? That's still to be determined, but what's very much for certain is we love an ad with John Stamos.

Tubi

Speaking of free streaming services, Tubi is not only free, but it's also showing a free live broadcast of Super Bowl LIX. It's also airing a Super Bowl commercial, and you can watch the teaser for it above.

Rocket

If I didn't know that Rocket was a company that offered mortgages, I'd be thoroughly perplexed by this teaser that comes across more like a scene from a drama film than a Super Bowl commercial. To be determined if the full commercial is a bit more straightforward.

Pentera

Cybersecurity firm Pentera is airing the above Super Bowl commercial in the Greater Boston Area, which sees expert (and goat) Gary Grit talking through his experience of being blamed and turned into a scapegoat if a breach hits the company and how he's turned that around with help from Pentera.

Oreo

"Post Malone Oreos" sounds like a phrase AI would spit out, but they're real: The famed musician has personally curated a flavor of milk's favorite cookie, what he calls "the best Oreo ever" in a SuperBowl spot.

The Post Malone Oreos have swirled salted caramel and shortbread flavored cream squeezed between one golden and one chocolate Oreo wafer cookie. Each of the cookies themselves features a unique embossing tied to Post Malone-y iconography, like a guitar pick, vinyl record, and butterfly.

'Thunderbolts'

"Thunderbolts," the Marvel team-up film starring Florence Pugh, David Harbour, and Sebastian Stan that hits theaters on May 2, unveiled a new trailer during the big game. The ragtag group of antiheroes may not be Avengers-level, but the actors playing them are undeniably A-listers, including Florence Pugh (as Yelena Belova, seen in "Black Widow" and "Hawkeye"), Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes (aka the Winter Soldier, of Captain America), and David Harbour (as the Red Guardian, back for more reluctant action after "Black Widow").

The trailer only gave football fans a taste of what's in store, with the full two-and-a-half-minute trailer showing up online to reveal even more about what to expect from Marvel’s latest. We’ll follow these heavily armed ne'er-do-wells on what look to be some very crazy government missions when "Thunderbolts" rounds out the MCU’s Phase Five on May 2.

Instead of relying on celebrity cameos, T-Mobile spotlighted an out-of-this-world deal in its Super Bowl ad. The telecommunications company is partnering with Elon Musk's Starlink to provide satellite connections in U.S. "dead zones," and it's offering a free trial through July to everyone, even if you have another carrier.

T-Mobile explains that this service will allow users to send text messages now, with plans for pictures, data, and voice calls to follow— even in areas without traditional cell service. The ad also stated that Verizon and AT&T customers can access the service for free without needing to switch carriers.

'M3gan 2.0'

"M3GAN 2.0," the highly anticipated sequel to Blumhouse's horror hit, showed the killer doll dancing to Chappell Roan’s "Femininomenon" during a teaser trailer at the Super Bowl. The trailer initially aired at the Grammys after Roan took the stage during the award show to perform “Pink Pony Club.” As we saw in "M3GAn's" final scene, this AI robot isn’t going offline that easily. “M3GAN 2.0” will hit theaters on June 27.

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