Can you believe the 2022 Super Bowl Sunday big game is just a few days away already? Didn’t we just finish celebrating Christmas a little while ago and bam, another holiday, actually one of the biggest sports games of the year is about to happen. This year, the Los Angeles Rams will play against the Cincinnati Bengals. Either team has the potential to win, so who is it going to be this time? That sounds like the $64,000 dollar question and I’ll bet many sportsmen and women are playing the good old guessing game with one another. The fact remains that no one will know until Sunday night, and whoever wins or doesn’t win, will have fought and played the best game they could have done, so essentially they have both won already. We support and cheer them on so to gather around our friends and families to watch them play, and, of course, watch The Infamous Commercials! Some people say that’s the best part of the game, because they are not like your everyday commercials you watch on TV. No, these ads usually feature a celebrity, are hilarious, and give really special effects. Let’s not forget to throw in the high price tag all in a minute or less. This year’s commercials will include, Amazon, Budweiser, Booking.com, BMW, Uber eats, Hellmann’s, Lay’s Potato Chips, Dorito’s, Sam’s Club, Planter’s, Planet Fitness, Rakuten, Michelob Ultra, Bud Light Seltzer Hard Soda, and Squarespace among many others.
Personally, my top three favorites from this Super Bowl list are Budweiser, Oikos protein, and Jeep featuring Bruce Springsteen. For starters, I’m not a big beer drinker, but am a big fan of Clydesdale horses. This year, Budweiser has really put out a fabulous commercial for this Super Bowl with these horses and an adorable dog as the stars of the show. If you’re a dog and horse lover and have an appreciation for the way animals can relate to and understand one another, then you will love this commercial, the message will pull at your heart strings. You don’t want to miss this one.
Next favorite is Oikos protein which features a father and son “competition” about which one of them is the strongest. The father eats Oikos protein and ends up outdoing his son through various strength-bearing challenges. The best part is at the very end when Mother sets the record straight by saying the very words of true strength, that she, of course, has more so of than both father and son combined. This one is for all you Mothers out there who know what I’m talking about.
My third and final favorite Super Bowl commercial is for Jeep, which features the one and only, “Born in the U.S.A.” rock star to many, Bruce Springsteen. This commercial was actually in last year’s Super Bowl, but I really believe it bears merit to be brought into this year’s Super Bowl again, because the message is clear and speaks to many Americans. Did you know that there is a little chapel that sits in the middle of the United States in Lebanon, Kansas? Though to you it may look like it’s in the middle of nowhere, it stands with great significance and an even greater message to us all living in this country. The message actually ought to resonate to you and all of us of unity and acceptance and love for each other, to stop the hate and bickering and seek to come together for the common good, for our current generation, and those to come. We’re Americans, and though politicians may have the tendency to divide us, we citizens of this country must come together and place our strength on what really matters, such as good friendships, honesty, and helping one another. Wouldn’t it be something if we all met at this little chapel in Kansas to pursue just that and work towards what really matters in life? What a world this can be if we just stop and make the change. Are you with me? Let’s reunite America!
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