Budweiser's parent company Anheuser-Busch bought up a ton of ad space during the Super Bowl 2012 commercial slots. That means with all the Bud ads filling up that TV time, we'll finally know what new beers we need to be drinking in the new year. What's the first one? Bud Light Platinum!
Even though we might get criticized for walking and texting, for playing Words with Friends on airplanes, and uploading videos of ourselves confusing Siri with funny accents, everybody owes some gratitude to the people who made these technologies a reality.
TaxACT was right in its 2012 Super Bowl commercial -- free does feel good. However, peeing in the pool... not so good.
We all remember the Budweiser Clydesdales, right? Those magnificent horses pulling a carriage fit for a king? Well, it looks like we'll be seeing them again during the Super Bowl 2012 commercials.
Two recreational hockey teams in Port Credit, Ontario were told they were going to be a part of a documentary, but instead they found themselves smack-dab in the middle of a Budweiser Canada Super Bowl 2012 commercial. Rather than play a joke on the unsuspecting athletes, however, it turns out that the beer brand actually made their dreams come true.
Christina Aguilera, Blake Sheldon, Adam Levine and Cee Lo Green prove in the 2012 Super Bowl commercial for 'The Voice' that they are willing to do whatever it takes to find the next big star. That most certainly includes fighting each other 'Kill Bill' style to be named the coach of said star. And who might you ask has the voice they're all kung-fu fighting over?
In a Chevy commercial that will run during the 2012 Super Bowl, a high school graduate thinks his parents have bought him a yellow Camaro for a graduation gift, since the car is parked in front of their house.
The beginning of this Chevy commercial, which will run during the 2012 Super Bowl, looks more like a spy thriller than a car ad -- albeit a spy thriller with an unusually young main character. However, as the spot progresses, you learn that sometimes there is a lot less than meets the eye. Check out the ad with a twist below.
While the last five years have been bad ones for despots like Saddam Hussein, Muammar Gaddafi and Kim Jong-il, Sacha Baron Cohen's General Aladeen character is alive and well.
Donald Trump, who made news this week by endorsing Mitt Romney for President, also gives real estate broker's Century 21 the thumbs up by appearing in their Super Bowl 2012 commercial.