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The NFL extravaganza is usually the most watched television event in the U.S. each year but it’s not just the football that has people tuning in.
The hyped-up halftime show spectacular and the ludicrously expensive commercials mean that the Super Bowl lures in over 100 million viewers and anytime you have more than 200 million eyeballs focused on anything advertisers take notice.
According to Variety, this year big brands dropped a cool $4.5 million to secure a 30 second slot in the TV event – that’s $150,000 per second! Yikes!
With the stakes so high companies understandably treat the production of these commercials like feature films and some have gone down in history as the most iconic ads ever.
With that in mind we take a look at the Super Bowl ads of 2015 and choose the ones that people remember well after their 30 seconds are up.
Budweiser
The Budweiser puppy has done what the Seattle Seahawks couldn’t – it won back-to-back Super Bowls winning USA TODAY’s Ad Meter’s consumer panel. After 6,703 votes viewers rated this Super Bowl ad the best of 2015.
T-Mobile
Comediennes Sarah Silverman and Chelsea Handler team up to spruik mobile provider T-Mobile from the comfort of their ridiculous mansions.
Kia
Brosnan, Peirce Brosnan swaps dodging bullets and missile launchers for owls and moose in this Kia ad. We expect handsome Peirce left the audience shaken and stirred.
T-Mobile
Kim Kardashian West stars in a spoof charity ad to promote the saving of unused data and we’ve got to hand it to her – she’s actually kind of funny.
Always
This is interesting ad about feminine hygiene products is aimed at making people rethink what it means to act “like a girl”.
Esurance
Infamous DUI offender Lindsay Lohan was hired by insurance company Esurance to spruik accident coverage.
BMW
If you don’t think times have changed this ad for BMW manages to dig up some hilarious footage of US Today hosts Katie Couric and Bryant Gumbel and you won’t believe what they are saying.
Snickers
Not you when you’re hungry? This hilarious Snickers commercial featuring Danny Trejo and Steve Buscemi has you covered.
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