Check out Tribute’s top 10 Super Bowl Ads

By Tribute on February 4, 2016 | Leave a Comment

The highly anticipated Super Bowl 50 will air Sunday Feb. 7 on NBC, and this year they’re offering up some major star power. The NFL confirmed on Tuesday that Lady Gaga will perform the National Anthem. Coldplay and Beyoncé are set to wow the crowd during the halftime show. There are also rumors that there will be a few surprise guests, with some speculating that Beyoncé’s husband Jay-Z will join her on the stage. Until then, it’s anyone’s guess exactly who will make an appearance at the Big Game.

But football and music aren’t only things that fans look forward to this time of year — the Super Bowl commercial has become a time-honored tradition that continues to attract millions of avid viewers from all across the globe.

And Amy Schumer and Seth Rogen‘s recent Bud Light spot isn’t the only one going viral this week — check out “notoriously frank” British lady Helen Mirren as she thoroughly pummels drunk drivers in this ad for Budweiser:

This next one’s been causing a bit of controversy among social media users, with critics calling it “racist.” See for yourself as actor Jeff Goldblum catches Lil Wayne as “Weezie” and “George Washington” grilling up some burgers and beans in this musical commercial featuring the theme song from the TV series The Jeffersons, (which was about George and Louise “Weezie” Jefferson, a nouveau-riche African American couple) for Apartments.com:

And for the Drake fans, here’s a T-Mobile ad featuring the superstar rapper and a very funny update of his smash hit Hotline Bling:

Who knew Willem Dafoe had such great legs? Take a look at the actor like you’ve never seen him before in this ad for Snickers:

Here we have Ryan Reynolds doing what he does best — distracting the ladies. Check him out yourself in this commercial for Hyundai:

We have a feeling this one is going to inspire a lot of dads out there. In another ad for Hyundai, funnyman Kevin Hart plays an overprotective father who goes the, um, extra mile to keep his daughter date-free:

Nope, this isn’t an ad about socks. It’s actually Christopher Walken — at peak intimidation — for Kia:

Celebrities in their own right, check out this pack of Dachshunds a.k.a. “hot dogs” looking for their perfect topping in this adorable but weird commercial for Heinz:

Watch out, it’s “Heck on Wheels” a.k.a the Prius. The hybrid car has never looked so badass in this campy and fun ad for Toyota:

You can never go wrong with a herd of sheep singing Queen. Honda’s newest commercial proves this fact:

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