By Dan Calabrese —— Bio and Archives--February 8, 2016
Chances are you saw the ad unless you had gotten up to get more Doritos. Then again, maybe you're one of those weird people who does your business during the game and sits down to watch the ads. Anyway, just in case you missed it, here you go:
For the record, I thought this may have been the year when the whole idea of the Super Bowl ad collectively jumped the shark. They mostly followed a pattern of celebrity appearances, lots of chaos, lots of bigness and some sort of unlikely thing going on (animals talking, etc.). It's neither here nor there to me because I actually tune in to see a football game, but as the commercials went this year, this one was actually somewhat more on the conventional side - drawing your focus as it does to the actual product rather than getting you to say, "I really don't see the appeal of Amy Schumer" and then asking others in the room if they can remember what the commercial was for.The Comment section of online publications is the new front in the ongoing Cancel Culture Battle.
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