Awesome Commercials

Skittles secured an press conference with Marshawn Lynch to discuss key issues leading up to the big game. He discusses Beast Mode, officiating, and his plans for the future. Plus, stick around as Marshawn plugs The Awesomer. Sorta.

The Insanity Wolf of commercials returns as Old Spice promotes its electric shavers. We’d really love to see how Terry Crews reacts when he first reads the scripts for these ads – if they have scripts.

WorldWideInterweb assembles the most entertaining, memorable and funniest Super Bowl commercials in the history of the game. The pre-roll ads are Super annoying, but the payoff is worth it. Wazzzzzuuuuupp?!?! Bud. Wise. Err.

A commercial for KNGF Geleidehonden (The Royal Dutch Guide Dog Foundation), which trains guide dogs for the visually impaired and soldiers with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Learn how you can help here and here.

Let’s kick it and rip it! Australian insurance company Budget Direct borrows a page from Super Dave Osborne’s book, with this silly commercial that stars a daredevil who basically has no idea what he’s doing.

To demonstrate the abilities of the 2015 Cherokee, Jeep sent unsuspecting drivers in downtown Vancouver through a street they dressed to look like a mountainous off-road path, complete with boulders, a stream, and wolves.

Nike congratulates its Nike+ users while challenging them to do better next year with this animated commercial made by McBess. If you use Nike+, you can watch a personalized version of the video by logging in here.

LG demonstrates the clarity and razor-thin bezel of their 4K UHD televisions, by setting set up scenes designed to deliberately perplex and entertain cats and dogs. So much more fun (and expensive) than a laser pointer.

The latest in Google’s renamed zeitgeist commercial series features Nobel Prize winners, world champions, diseases, ice buckets, viruses, viral videos and more. Find out more about this year’s most searched topics on Google.

A quirky and well executed commercial spot for Freeview TV in which an army of junk and toys left unsold at a garage sale break into song about their woes. When you think about it, could also be the first trailer for Toy Story 4.

We don’t usually care for any commercial with talking animals or babies in them, but we’ll make an exception for this quirky spot for ASUS which features hybrid man-birds, to promote their T100 hybrid laptop-tablet.

American restaurant chain Arby’s is contractually obligated to include Pepsi in at least two of its commercials per year. With 2014 winding down, the agreement nearly went unfulfilled. How do we know? Arby’s snitched on itself.

Old Spice follows up on its totally wacked out Mom Song with a tune by FotC’s Bret McKenzie about a little boy growing up to be a man because he used scented body sprays. Dad seems a lot happier that Junior has grown up than Mom does.

“They chose me because I’m more handsome than their real CEO.” Norweigan bank Nordnet’s metafictional commercial pokes fun at banking commercials. Imagine if they hired Archer instead. Norway. Norway! Norwaaaay!!!

A fictionalized recreation of the Christmas truce – a series of unofficial ceasefires and friendly exchanges that took place between German and British soldiers during World War I. A bittersweet reminder of the senselessness of war.

Dollar Shave Club’s new TV commercials either make fun of how expensive disposable razors are or the fact that some stores place their razors in locked cabinets. Because they’re expensive. Then there’s the free gift.

Nothing says pizza rolls like punk bass. Or at least that’s what Tim & Eric’s trippy commercial for Totino’s has been bashing into our heads. You know the deal. Actually if you know the deal, you’d better ease off on whatever you’re on.

Honda UK made two short films to juxtapose the Honda Civic and its alter ego, the Civic Type-R, then loaded them both in one frame. After you hit play, you can switch between the two short films by pressing ‘R’ on your keyboard.

It’s time for holiday commercials to start rolling out, and UK store John Lewis is back with another heartfelt ad for 2014. If this story of a boy and his penguin doesn’t give you the feels, you’re dead inside. And no, that’s not Coldplay.

This classic 1970s commercial for Rainier Beer features a woman named Marlene, who describes their light brew in soft and dulcet tones. But all bets are off when her husband Bob asks her to bring him one.

IKEA Singapore pays tribute to Stanley Kubrick’s classic horror film The Shining, following a child on his tricycle as he winds his way through the store. This confirms what we already knew – shopping at IKEA can be the stuff of nightmares.

In this kinetic art by artist Fabian Oefner, a Ferrari California T was placed in a wind tunnel. Then various colors of ultraviolet paint were splattered onto the car, with the spectacle shot under UV light.

This amusing commercial for Finland’s ZYX cough drops uses the gravelly and guttural voice of a death metal vocalist to prove its point. This is so much better than those old Ricola ads.