The best Super Bowl ads so far

Jan 22, 2015 - 07:39
Jan 22, 2015 - 07:55
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The best Super Bowl ads so far
The best Super Bowl ads so far

Even if you're not that into the start-and-stop action of gridiron football, the spectacles of the Super Bowl half-time shows (Janet Jackson's nipple slip comes to mind) means there's something for everyone.

Which means it's the perfect platform for dozens of brands to get their products in front you. But there's a very high standard for Super Bowl ads — they've become part of the lure of the biggest game on the US calendar.

The ads are usually funny, thoughtful or feature loads of celebrities. They cost millions of dollars to make and air and they're usually for one night only.

With the 2015 Super Bowl less than two weeks away, here are the best of the ads so far (more will come):

 

AUBREY PLAZA AT HER SARCASTIC BEST

 

 

PEPSI'S SERIOUSLY CUTE HALF-TIME SHOW

 

TOYOTA'S TOUCHING TRIBUTE TO DADS

 

THE TORTOISE OR THE HARE?

 

PEPSI AGAIN, BUT WITH FUNNYMAN CRAIG ROBINSON

 

VICTORIA'S SECRET ANGELS PLAY BALL

 

REAL MEN CARE

 

MARCIA! MARCIA! MARCIA!

 

 

 

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