Every Must-See Commercial from Super Bowl LVI

While some of the big ads dropped in full or were teased online before game day, others were kept a surprise until the commercial breaks. Some of the stars making appearances in Super Bowl ads this year include Mila Kunis, Seth Rogen, Gwyneth Paltrow, Mike Myers, Pete Davidson, Lindsay Lohan, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Zendaya.

Check out ads and teasers released so far -- TooFab will be updating as more drop throughout the game.

Chevy (Jamie-Lynn Sigler and Robert Iler)

Chevy did a shot for shot remake of the opening credits from "The Sopranos" for its ad, this time starring Jamie-Lynn Sigler, who played Meadow on the HBO series.

While James Gandolfini drove a 1999 Chevy Suburban in the original, Sigler heads to New Jersey in the brand's new electric 2024 Silverado EV. In the end, she reunites with her on-screen brother, A.J. Soprano, played by Robert Iler.

Disney+ (Awkwafina and some adorable goats)

Disney+ tried to prove it was the GOAT (or Greatest of All Time) when it comes to streamers and Super Bowl ads by putting a literal spin on things.

In the spot, Awkwafina gives a tour of Disney+'s offices, as a ton of precious goats dressed up as famous Pixar, Marvel, Disney, NatGeo and Star Wars run amok.

Toyota (Tommy, Leslie, and Rashida Jones)

Verizon (Jim Carrey)

The Cable Guy is back! Jim Carrey reprises his iconic role as Ernie "Chip" Douglas, AKA the Cable Guy, from the 1996 dark comedy for Verizon's Super Bowl spot. The wireless network dropped two 10-seconds teasers for its ad, which is for Verizon's 5G internet.

The first clip, titled "Peephole," shows a woman whose doorbell buzzes, signaling someone's arrival, She approaches the door and looks through the peephole, revealing the Cable Guy on the other side. He hilariously announces his arrival, saying, "Cable guy!" Meanwhile, the second teaser, titled "Suited Up," shows the Cable Guy getting ready for the job. He's seen securing tools on his belt, preparing his drill and even using a lint roller on the badge on his jumpsuit. The Cable Guy's face is then revealed as he powers up his drill.

Carrey shared a 30-second teaser of what appears to be another version of the "Suited Up" spot on his Twitter account. The clip features the same footage, however, it's slowed down and includes dialogue from Carrey.

Speaking in his character's signature lisp, Carrey says, "Humanoids have long felt the need to escape the rigors of life through streaming content and it is I, only I, who posses the necessary skills to fulfill that need. It is my purpose."

"This Sunday…he's back… and he just wants to connect!" the actor wrote alongside the clip.

General Motors (Mike Myers, Seth Green, Rob Lowe & Mindy Sterling)

Dr. Evil has a new enemy: climate change. General Motors' hilarious Big Game spot reunites the "Austin Powers" cast -- including Mike Myers, Seth Green, Mindy Sterling and Rob Lowe -- who all reprise their roles from the "Austin Powers" film franchise.

The ad -- which highlight's GM's focus on reducing carbon emissions by producing more electric vehicles -- opens to Dr. Evil (or as he's labeled in the video description, Dr. EV-il.) and his team of cronies: Scott (Green) and Frau Farbissina (Sterling), Number 2 (Lowe) following their "takeover" of General Motors.

Amazon Alexa (Scarlett Johansson & Colin Jost)

Real life husband-wife duo Colin Jost and Scarlett Johansson teamed up for an ad for Amazon's Alexa, in which the two find out how truly damaging to their relationship it could be if the device was actually able to read their minds.

In the ad, Alexa starts putting their thoughts on blast, after Jost recoils at Johansson's morning breath, she tries to tune out his storytelling and she lies about love scenes being "the worst" to film with other men. It all culminates in a dinner that leaves them declaring that "it's probably better that Alexa can't read your mind."

Hellmann's (Jerod Mayo & Pete Davidson)

Pete Davidson gets tackled by Mayo ... as in linebacker Jerod Mayo ... in this new spot for Hellmann's mayonnaise.

The spot sees the football player taking a stand against wasting food, sidelining anyone caught tossing out bread, potatoes, chicken and spinach that could all be mixed with mayo to create something new.

The ad ends with Mayo coming to tackle Pete, only to learn his family has already followed his advice. That being said, he takes out Davidson anyway, because, as Pete himself admits, "I'm very hittable."

AT&T (Demi Moore & Mila Kunis)

Mila Kunis and Demi Moore have partnered together for a new Super Bowl commercial for AT&T.

The short spot features the two stars -- who have both been married to Ashton Kutcher -- at a high school reunion. The two both make their way toward the stage as an announcer prepares to reveal who was voted "Most Admired Alum" by their graduating class.

"Oh shut up," Kunis says, rolls her eyes while smiling, "This is so embarrassing. Guys, don't make a scene!" Meanwhile, at Moore's table, the 59-year-old says, "There's no way it's me" -- before adding, "Was that good acting?"

When both stars reach the stage, however, neither wins the crown. "I had no idea that we went to the same high school," Moore tells Kunis, as they commiserate over their loss. "We have a lot in common," Kunis replies.

Lays (Seth Rogen & Paul Rudd)

Seth Rogen and Paul Rudd are taking a trip down memory lane with Lay's for its Super Bowl ad, which will be the brand's first in 17 years. After releasing two hilarious teasers, the chip brand dropped its full Big Game spot -- and it did not disappoint.

The 60-second spot follows Rogen and Rudd enjoying a bag of Lay's before the former's wedding day. "Are you nervous?" Rudd asks Rogen, who says he is before Rudd then offers him some chips. "Ah Lay's," Rogen says. "Brings back so many good memories."

The two then recall some fond memories of their friendship, including the time when they went on a road trip in '97, had their first "heart to heart," were kidnapped by a stalker, stumbled into a turf war and when Rogen bought his first house, which was haunted by a demon. The ad showed clips from each memory -- and how Lay's was there for every moment. "Those were good times," Rudd says, to which Rogen replies, "They were golden."

The commercial then cuts to Rogen's wedding -- and his bride is revealed to be the demon from when he bought his first house. And Rudd, of course, was the officiant.

Frito-Lay: Flamin' Hot Cheetos and Doritos (Megan Thee Stallion & Charlie Puth)

Things are getting hot -- Flamin' Hot! Megan Thee Stallion AKA the "Hot Girl" and singer Charlie Puth star in Frito-Lay's first-ever Flamin' Hot Super Bowl commercial. The chip brand had previously released three teasers, which featured Megan and Charlie. However, neither of the two can be seen in the hilarious, 60-second ad, but their voices are distinctly heard. In the TV spot, Megan and Charlie voice a bird and fox, respectively.

The clip opens with a woman who is observing nature through her binoculars while up in a tree in the rainforest. As she inches forward to get a closer look, two bags of Flamin' Hot chips fall out of her backpack, onto the ground below. This attracts several animals, including a sloth, a bear and a deer, who all take a bite of the spicy chip. The noises they make after taking a bite appear to start a beat and a nearby fox (voiced by Charlie) begins to beatbox. Water buffalo also join, bringing the bass notes. The beats then form into Salt N' Pepa's "Push It." A red bird (voiced by Megan) then appears out of an alligator's mouth and begins to perform the lyrics.

After seeing the bizarre events unfold, the woman comes down from the tree and tries to get her chips from the sloth. It immediately grabs the bag before the woman can and says, "Nope!" and climbs up a tree. The beatboxing fox, red bird and their pals continue rocking out the music at their rainforest Flamin' Hot fiesta.

Booking.com (Idris Elba)

Idris Elba stars in Booking. com's Big Game commercial. The ad sees the British actor in various vacation locations as he talks about the travel website.

"To be clear, we have never been accused of being flashy, sexy or lit," he says in the ad. "We're definitely not lit. I mean, seriously, we named ourselves Booking. com, which is kind of lit if we're talking literal, but it's who we are. We're good at helping you book travel -- like amazingly good. And kind of bleep at naming."

Budweiser

After being absent from the Big Game last year, Budweiser is returning to the Super Bowl -- and so are the brand's famous Clydesdale horses. The beer company dropped two teasers, before releasing the full ad, titled, "A Clydesdale's Journey," which is directed by Oscar-winning director Chloé Zhao ("Nomadland," "Eternals").

The beautifully shot 60-second follows a Clydesdale horse on its journey to recovery after the steed injures his leg on a fence. The Clydesdale -- who is under the watchful eye of an adorable dog -- can be seen struggling with its injury. However, the resilient horse doesn't give up and eventually is able to stand, before it ultimately gets back on its feet and starts running.

As the now-healed horse races through a field with his canine friend in tow, a message appears, reading, "The Home of the Brave, Down Never Means Out." Per a press release, the message means that "while the country has faced numerous challenges throughout its history, the steadfastness of the American spirit will allow us to recover from hardship, continue rebuilding and come back stronger than ever before."

Michelob Ultra (Serena Williams, Peyton Manning, Steve Buscemi, Becky G, Alex Morgan, Jimmy Butler, Nneka Ogwumike & Brooks Koepka)

Peyton Manning, Serena Williams, Jimmy Butler and more famous athletes -- as well as an actor and a pop star -- are heading to the bowling alley for the Super Bowl in Michelob Ultra's Big Game commercials.

The beer brand has not one, not two, but three Super Bowl spots, advertising Michelob Ultra's classic beer, the brand's light brew -- Pure Gold -- as well as its Organic Seltzer, respectively. All three commercials take place at a bowling alley appropriately named, "Superior Bowl."

The 60-second ad stars Manning, Williams, Butler, actor Steve Buscemi, as well as soccer pro Alex Morgan WNBA, player Nneka Ogwumike and professional golfer Brooks Koepka. The clip opens with an outdoor shot of the Superior Bowl as Manning approaches the entrance. Buscemi then can be seen disinfecting some bowling shoes, before putting the shoes and a Michelob Ultra on the bar, which Manning then grabs. He greets his pals Manning, Butler, Ogwumike, Morgan and Koepka with a nod.

The commercial then cuts to the athletes all getting competitive as they show off their bowling skills. However, things get quiet and everything stops when a chime is heard at the door, alerting someone's arrival: it's Williams, who walks in with confidence, appearing ready to beat the competition. "Game time," Buscemi says.

Meanwhile, singer-actress Becky G and Koepka both star in 30-second Big Game spots, appearing in ads for Michelob Ultra Pure Gold and Michelob Ultra Organic Seltzer, respectively.

Becky G's ad, titled, "Golden," shows the singer -- who is wearing a gold satin shirt and gold hoop earrings -- chatting with a waiter after ordering a Michelob Ultra Pure Gold beer. And Becky G proceeds to list all of the things in her life that are gold.

"Everything I have is gold: cadenas, rings, relojes ...," she says, to which a waiter asks if she has any gold records. "Platinum, seven times," Becky G replies.

"So not everything," the waiter points out and Becky G notes, "Touché."

Koepka's ad sees the professional golfer talking with a caddy, who gives Koepka the lowdown on Michelob Ultra Organic Seltzer, including the fact that the beverage has zero calories and zero carbs.

Busch's Beer (Kenny G)

Kenny G is bringing his signature saxophone to the Super Bowl. The jazz saxophonist is the star of Busch's Super Bowl commercial. In the ad for the beer brand, two men can be seen enjoying a cold one while sitting on a log in the forest.

"Whenever you crack open a Busch Light, the mountain starts singing," a man wearing a gray beanie says to his maroon-hat-wearing friend, handing him a beer. After the man wearing a maroon-hat cracks open a Busch Light, three singing figures appear in the sky above the mountains. One of the singers then introduces Kenny G, who appears in the sky and begins playing a jingle on his saxophone.

"So smooth," the maroon-hat-wearing man says in awe and his friend nods in agreement.

Bud Light Seltzer (Guy Fieri)

Bud Light Seltzer has recruited Guy Fieri, AKA the creator of Flavortown, to promote its "loudest flavor ever:" Bud Light Seltzer Hard Soda. The brand's Super Bowl spot begins with a man at a party, who opens a can of Bud Light Seltzer Hard Soda. A bright light then suddenly appears and the refrigerator doors open. Two people -- dressed in futuristic outfits and Fieri-like platinum blonde wigs -- walk out of it.

"Loud flavor," the man says, to which the woman beside him replies, "The mayor must see this." The man grabs an ice bucket filled with the seltzers and he and the woman leave, walking through the refrigerator doors. A group of three friends, including the man who opened the seltzer, follow the two through a portal and enter the "Land of Lost Flavors." The futuristic man and woman reach the mayor and bring him the seltzers -- and the mayor is revealed to be none other than Fieri.

As the "DDD" host grabs a seltzer from the bucket, the three friends appear, wanting their drinks back, and are star-struck when they see Fieri. The celebrity chef opens a can of the Bud Light Seltzer Hard Soda.

After loving the flavor, Fieri makes an announcement to his town. "Citizens, there's a new flavor in town. I declare Bud Light Seltzer Hard Soda, the loudest flavors ever!" The citizens of the town -- who are all dressed in blonde wigs and Fieri-esque attire -- cheer and applaud in reply. The ad then hilariously cuts to the three friends back at their party as one of the three cheers in excitement.

Rakuten (Hannah Waddingham)

Hannah Waddingham is raising the stakes in Rakuten's Big Game spot. The Super Bowl ad sees the "Ted Lasso" star portraying a villain playing poker. Waddingham and a young woman are facing off against one another, except they are no longer just putting chips on the table. Waddingham declares it's time to "raise the stakes" and bets a pair of glittery gold pumps, which the other woman also has. She then raises the other woman a robot vacuum and the other woman again meets her bet.

However, after Waddingham bets a 4K Smart TV, the other woman raises Waddingham all of the money she got back she got from Rakuten after buying the other products -- and wins. "Rakuten!" the villainous Waddinham exclaims following her loss.

Uber Eats (Gwyneth Paltrow, Jennifer Coolidge, Trevor Noah & Nicholas Braun)

Even if you get something delivered from Uber Eats, that doesn't mean it's edible. However, that doesn't stop Gwyneth Paltrow, Jennifer Coolidge, Trevor Noah and Nicholas Braun from "eating" items they got delivered through the online delivery service.

The Big Game spot for Uber Eats, titled "Uber Don't Eats," relays -- in a hilarious way -- that people can order more than just food from the delivery platform. The ad -- which includes the popular "Oh No" TikTok audio -- features people eating -- or trying to eat -- non-food items, such as kitty litter, a diaper, a light bulb, dish soap, a sponge, toilet paper and deodorant.

"Wait, if it was delivered from Uber Eats. Does that mean I can eats it?" Coolidge asks herself while looking at a package of aluminum foil.

At one point, Braun attempts to drink dish soap. "This tastes bad," he says. During another moment, Paltrow hilariously takes a bite out of her Goop "Smells Like My Vagina" candle. "This candle tastes funny," she admits. "Not bad, but funny."

"And thanks to Uber Eats, we don't even know what food is anymore!" Noah exclaims.

The ad goes on to show several instances of people trying to eat their delivery items before it ends with Braun pointing at the Uber Eats bag. "That bag's a liar!" he yells.

Takis

Takis is turning up the intensity for the Big Game. The chip brand has released a 15-second teaser of their Super Bowl TV spot. The clip showcases an epic Takis-filled snack spread, as a catchy, hip-hop tune plays in the background.

Quaker Oats

Many people have enjoyed a pregame snack or beverage, but Quaker is here to introduce you to a new concept: the pregrain. The popular food brand has dropped a 30-second Big Game spot, showing football fans how they can fuel up before the Super Bowl.

"In America, we celebrate the big game with big grains -- Barely, grown in the heartland. Wheat, harvested by hand," a man narrates footage of barley and wheat fields.

"But there is one grain you'll want to crack open game-day morning: oats," the voiceover continues, as Quaker oats and containers of Instant Oatmeal are shown. "Grab a hot one to help your fuel your Sunday morning, American. Pregrain before the Big Game with Quaker Oats. You're welcome.

Nissan (Eugene Levy, Danai Gurira, Dave Bautista & Brie Larson)

Vroom vroom! Eugene Levy is taking a ride on the wild side in the Big Game spot for Nissan. The actor stars alongside Brie Larson, Dave Bautista and Danai Gurira. Levy's "Schitt's Creek" co-star, Catherine O'Hara, also makes a cameo.

The ad, titled "Thrill Driver," begins with Larson pulling up to Levy in a yellow Nissan sports car on a film set. Levy compliments Larson on her "nice ride." "Want to give it a spin?" Larson asks, to which Levy replies, "Coffee's enough excitement for me." Larson then encourages Levy to take the car for a spin and tosses him the keys.

Levy gets behind the wheel and begins driving down the street. He soon passes by a friend, O'Hara. "Catherine," he says, rolling down the window. Levy then speeds off. He goes on to run into Bautista and Gurira while the two are sitting at a table outside of a restaurant.

The commercial then transforms into an action film -- watch out Vin Diesel -- with Levy now rocking a gray, shoulder-length wig and leather jacket as he races the yellow sports car down the streets. Gurira and Levy are on a motorcycle and communicating with Levy, who is being followed by another sports car. After the two cars meet up on a rooftop, Levy drives off the roof into the air and tells Gurira to "send him." She hits the breaks on the motorcycle, launching Bautista into the air and into burning flames. He then lands -- not so gracefully -- in Levy's car.

Suddenly, the ad cuts to a scene in a movie theater, where the audience -- including Levy, Bautista, Gurira and Larson -- applauds after watching the action flick at the film's premiere. After, the group walks out into the red carpet, where they are photographed by paparazzi. Larson then grabs Levy's car keys from him. "I'll drive," she says as Gurira then calls shotgun. The epic commercial then concludes with the Nissan logo.

DraftKings (Jerry Rice)

DraftKings wants you "to feel like a champion." NFL legend Jerry Rice appears in a Big Game spot for the sports betting company. The ad follows a DraftKings user, who gets a surprise from Rice each time he wins big. Whether he's on the couch, in bed, or out on his front lawn, when the man receives good news from DraftKings, like winning his parlay, Rice appears and dumps a container full of Gatorade on his head.

Squarespace (Zendaya & Andre 3000)

Zendaya is the face of Squarespace's Big Game spot. The website building company has released their fun and creative Super Bowl ad, which features the "Euphoria" actress -- and lots of seashells. It's also narrated by Andre 300.

The commercial -- which includes a bunch of alliterations -- follows a woman named Sally (Zendaya), who, of course, sells seashells by the seashore. However, her business wasn't doing well ... that is until she turned to Squarespace.

After creating an online store, her business starts booming -- and Sally begins to expand and she becomes a "seaside sensation." In addition to seashells, Sally stars selling "swanky seashell accessories, shiny seashell sequined skirts and sarongs, seashell serenity sessions starting sharply at sunrise" as well as "exceptionally savory seashell snacks" and "seashell excursions of the seashore."

"To sum it up, Sally's seashells were so successful, she sailed into the setting sun as a seashell celebrity," Andre 3000 tells the camera it cuts to Zendaya, who replies, "Shucks!"

BMW (Arnold Schwarzenegger & Salma Hayek)

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Salma Hayek play Greek gods in retirement in BMW's hilarious Super Bowl ad, which marks the car company's first Big Game spot in years.

The clip sees Schwarzenegger and Hayek portraying Zeus and Hera, respectively. The 60-second ad opens to the couple announcing to their fellow gods that they are leaving Mount Olympus to retire ... to Palm Springs, California. The clip shows glimpses of their life in the desert: The two have a pool, they golf together and they even have a pet -- a baby Pegagus named "Peggy." Zeus, the god of thunder, also helps out his new neighbors by giving them a zap of electricity when needed.

However, despite being the leader of the Greek gods, Zeus has a hard time adjusting to retirement -- and to Earth. At one point, he even takes out the city's power after struggling with a light switch. Fortunately, Hera found the perfect "pick-me-up" for her husband (and brother): a new car -- and it's all electric.

Planet Fitness (Lindsay Lohan)

Lindsay Lohan is starring in a hilarious Big Game ad for Planet Fitness.

In the 30-second TV spot, titled "What's Gotten Into Lindsay?" Lohan pokes fun at her past, including her DUI and being a target of the paparazzi, and how she's now changed.

The clip opens with Lohan running on a treadmill as fellow gymgoers around her ask, "What's gotten into Lindsay?"

"She's never been sharper," a narrator says before the clip cuts to Lohan on "Jeopardy." She answers a question about Dennis Rodman, who makes a cameo as one of her "Jeopardy" competitors.

The voiceover then notes that Lohan is "sleeping better than ever, which the paparazzi aren't thrilled about." The clip gets even funnier when it cuts to Lohan bedazzling a house arrest bracelet for Danny Trejo. "She's even more productive, trading DUIs for DIY," the narrator explains. "The verdict is... ," Lohan says, to which Trejo adds, "Gorgeous!"

The narrator is then revealed as none other than William Shatner, who says, "Maybe it's not what's gotten into Lindsay, it's what's Lindsay's gotten into." Lohan tells Shatner hello, before walking out of the Planet fitness post-workout.

Sam Adams

It's a party at the Boston Dynamics robotics lab, thanks to Sam Adams! In the beer brand's Big Game spot, a man working security at a robotics lab guy gives a robot a Sam Adams -- and things get crazy.

The man, along with his co-worker, party with a group of robots after hours. They all enjoy some beers, show their sweet dance moves and even mess around with the copy machine. At one point, the man asks a yellow robot dog if he should text a girl, to which the robot hilariously shakes his head in response.

At one point during the party festivities, the lights suddenly turn on and two Boston Dynamics robotics lab employees see the wild celebration going below them. The female employee asks her male co-worker to "call security." The man then replies, "That is security."

Kia

Kia is definitely in the running for having the most adorable Super Bowl spot this year. The car company's ad for its all-electric Kia EV6 follows a robotic canine, appropriately named Robo Dog, who, like any regular dog, just wants to be loved furever.

The commercial -- which is set to "Total Eclipse of the Heart" -- opens with Robo Dog in an electronics store, where it is for sale. It looks out the window to see a real dog, who looks happy as it gets some love from its owner. Robo Dog appears sad and lonely, before it then looks out the window into the street, and sees a man ("The Bold Type's" Sam Page) unplugging his electric car from a charging station.

The car then drives away -- and Robo Dog bursts out the electronic store's front doors and follows the vehicle. The adorable robotic dog chases the car down the city streets -- and at one point, it gets on an elevator and begins following the Kia via rooftops. After finally spotting the car in the street below him, Robo Dog, who was on top of a building, wags its tail in excitement and then leaps off the building ... and then his power runs out mid-air.

However, the Kia-driving man saves the day by plugging in the Robo Dog using his car's charging cable. Robo Dog then opens his eyes and sees the man looking down at him. The ad concludes with the robotic pup riding in the passenger seat of the Kia with its head sticking out the window.

Sam's Club (Kevin Hart)

Sam's Club is heading the Super Bowl for the first time. The membership-only warehouse retailer's first Big Game spot features comedian Kevin Hart. The 30-second ad follows Hart through the aisles of a Sam's Club store as he uses the retailer's new Scan & Go app.

"Sam's Club created the Scan & Go app just for me so I can scan my stuff and skip the checkout line 'cause that's what VIPs do," Hart says, scanning a container of cookies.

"Scan and Go was made just for me people!" he later adds, as someone pushes his cart behind him. "You know what was made for you? The line!"

Hart then reaches what appears to be a display of an outdoor patio area. However, the actor thinks it's a "VIP lounge" just for him. After seeing Hart, Sam's Club employee talks into his headset, telling his co-workers, "Guys, he's doing it again."

Irish Spring

Irish Spring soap has been around for five decades, but the brand has never had an ad run during Big Game ... until this year! The Super Bowl spot opens to a man floating on a wooden raft in a river. As he reaches land, he sees a group of people -- and even some animals -- who appear to live there. "What is this place?" he asks, to which a woman replies, "Welcome to Irish Spring."

Another man tells the visitor that "stinkiness is unwelcome" -- and the visitor then appears to go through an initiation: by getting washed. After he's fresh and clean, everyone in the community cheers -- and all is well.

Avocados From Mexico (Andy Richter)

Avocados From Mexico takes viewers back to Ancient Rome with a modern twist. The avocado brand's Super Bowl commercial, which features Andy Richter, sees a group of people having a tailgate outside of the Coliseum. The fans talk about their travels and the gladiators they are supporting, before they "take the party up a notch" by adding some Avocados from Mexico to their tailgate food items.

The ad then cuts to Caesar, played by Richter, who is walking with a salad and says Avocados from Mexico "taste great" on them. "I love salads. If that's what I'm known for, I'll be happy."

Wallbox

Smart charging company, Wallbox, has dropped its first-ever Super Bowl ad. The Big Game spot follows a man named Seth, who fears electricity after being struck by lightning nearly 10 years ago. The commercial shows several in which Seth struggles to use electricity or avoids it altogether, such as powering his washer with a bicycle. However, Seth ultimately overcomes his fear because he has "bigger issues," including saving time, money and "most importantly" helping the environment by driving an electric car, which he can be seen charging -- with Wallbox -- at the end of the ad.

Oikos (Deion "Primetime" Sanders)

It's a father-son faceoff! Oikos' 30-second Super Bowl spot features NFL legend, Deion "Primetime" Sanders, and his son, Shedeur Sanders, as they try to prove who is stronger. Deion aims to "maintain dad strength" with Oikos Triple Zero, while Shedeur attempts "to get stronger" than his father with Oikos Pro.

The commercial shows the father-son duo as they compete in challenges, such as who can make a bigger pile of leaves while raking, who can chop a bigger log of wood, and who can pump a car jack better. Shedeur won round 2, but Deion beat his son in the first challenge -- and absolutely crushed Shedeur in the third in which he used his arm to lift the car instead of using the car jack.

"I'm getting the dad strength, I just know it," Shedeur later tells his dad, who replies, "How are you even going to have dad strength when I'm the dad?"

Rocket Mortgage (Anna Kendrick & Barbie)

Rocket Mortgage has dropped three hilarious teasers for its Big Game commercial, which stars Anna Kendrick and Barbie -- yes, a Barbie doll.

The first clip shows Kendrick getting starstruck over meeting her new friend. "I'm so excited we're in the Rocket Super Bowl commercial together," she says, nervously, to someone next to her. "I've just loved you since I was a kid. Not that you're old. I mean, you look great. That's not important."

Kendrick admits she's not sure what to call the unidentified female she is talking to, before her companion is revealed to be Barbie, who tells Kendrick she can call her by her name.

In the second teaser, Kendrick tells Barbie that she's glad they are doing the commercial together for the mortgage loan company "because the housing market is so competitive right now."

This prompts Barbie to list some of the jobs she had in the past that she believes were more competitive than the housing market. "It's not as competitive as when I was a gymnast or when I was part of the space race and don't even get me started on competitive beekeepers," the doll says to Kendrick.

Meanwhile, the third clip shows Kendrick and Barbie having an intense staring contest. After Barbie wins, Kendrick says, "Ah, Barbie. You always win! 25 times in a row!"

Bud Light NEXT

In addition to a Big Game spot for its seltzer, Bud Light will also be advertising its brand-new, zero-carb beer, Bud Light NEXT, during the Super Bowl. The beverage brand already dropped the creative ad, which is titled, "Zero in the Way of Possibility."

The commercial -- which is set to Barbra Streisand's "Gotta Move" -- features several people on the move as they trade a dull environment for more fun and exciting one, such as a woman who leaves her desk at a seemingly mundane job and ends up hosting a radio show.

The ad also includes NFT artwork, marking Bud Light's debut into the NFT space as the brand has teamed up with Nouns DAO. Noun's signature glasses and a token from the new Bud Light N3XT NFT Collection can both be seen in the Big Game spot.

Taco Bell (Doja Cat)

Doja Cat isn't clowning around when it comes to living life to the fullest. The singer-rapper stars in Taco Bell's fun and colorful Big Game spot, which also features Doja's incredible cover of Hole's hit "Celebrity Skin."

In the ad, which is titled "The Grande Escape," Doja plays a clown who is miserable in clown school. After she finds a mysterious object under a party hat, Doja -- as well as a few of her clown friends -- escapes clown school in search of something more exciting. They leave in a clown car -- and a few short moments later, they transform and their clown makeup and costumes begin to disappear.

The ad then cuts to the other clowns who are still in school -- and they have found the mysterious object that inspired Doja's escape: a Taco Bell Fire hot sauce packet that reads, "Live Más." The commercial ends with Doja and her crew enjoying some Taco Bell.

Stella Artois

Stella Artois has brewed up something special for the Big Game. The beer brand has dropped two ads for the Super Bowl.

The first commercial sees NFL legends Eli Manning, Dan Marino, and Ryan Clark each surprising a different restaurant and bar worker with the ultimate gift: two tickets to the Super Bowl. And what's even better? The NFL pros are going to learn what's like to work the restaurant workers' jobs while they're at Big Game.

Meanwhile, Stella's other ad encourages people to make time for the "important" things in life, such as spending time with friends.

Expedia (Ewan McGregor)

What will we all regret more in life: the "stuff" we didn't purchase or the places we didn't travel to? That's what Ewan McGregor asks in Expedia's Super Bowl ad. The travel website's Big Game spot sees the actor walking through different commercial sets shooting ads for various products, such as a car, a smartphone and a light beer.

"Stuff. We love stuff. And there's some really great stuff out there," McGregor says. "But I doubt that any of us will look back in our lives and think: 'I wish I'd gotten a slightly sportier SUV bought an even thinner TV or I found a trendier scent. I wish I'd discovered a crunchier chip, found a lighter light beer or had an even smarter smartphone.'"

"Do you think any of us will look back in our lives and regret the things we didn't buy or the places we didn't go?" he asks, before stepping through an exit door that opens to a gorgeous, sunny beach.

Peacock (Will Smith)

Will Smith is introducing a new generation to "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" in Peacock's Big Game spot for its new original series "Bel-Air," a fresh, dramatic reimagination of the beloved 90s sitcom of the same name.

The ad shows Smith, who co-developed the new series, and a handful of people of all different ages and cultures around the world putting their own spin on the iconic "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" theme song, resulting in an epic remix.

Google (Lizzo)

Google pulls at the heartstrings in its Big Game spot for its Google Pixel 6. The ad focuses on the smartphone's new camera feature called Real Tone, which is said to accurately depict the skin color of all people.

The commercial opens with a fact that reads: "Historically, camera technology hasn't accurately represented darker skin tones." It then cuts to people with darker skin tones who share their frustrations over how their skin color was previously depicted in photos.

The ad then reveals Real Tone at work, showing incredible photos of people with darker complexions who were photographed with the Google Pixel 6. Lizzo's new track, "If You Love Me," plays in the background. A photo of the singer is shown at the end, before the words: "Everyone deserves to be who they truly are" appear on the screen.

Cue (Gal Gadot)

There's a new home smart device on the block! Gal Gadot voices the at-home Covid testing device, Cue, for its Super Bowl ad. The commercial for the device sees a young boy, whose mom tells him to take a Covid test after his friend tested positive. When Cue gets to work, the other smart devices in the house -- such as a security camera -- ask about the newbie.

The Cue, voiced by Gadot, introduces itself, saying, "I'm Cue and I'm here to protect the family. I'm a smart home testing lab. I'm fast and super accurate!" After the test is complete, the young boy's results appear on a cell phone app -- and he's negative.

Watch all the other ads dropped below:

FTX (Larry David)

Caesars Sportsbook (Halle Berry, J.B. Smoove and the Mannings)

T-Mobile (Dolly Parton and Miley Cyrus)

Planters (Ken Jeong & Kevin McHale)

Skechers (Willie Nelson)

Greenlight (Ty Burrell)

Quickbooks (DJ Khaled)

Turkish Airlines (Morgan Freeman)

Salesforce (Matthew McConaughey)

Headspace (John Legend)