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Who made the best Super Bowl ad this year?

Super Bowl 2022 offered escapism as the remedy for a difficult and divided moment. Ads looked back with nostalgic cameos, or forward to hi-tech futures of androids and electric vehicles. Celebrities were everywhere – even if not always used effectively. And the top ads had a simple message – kick back and enjoy yourself. Even if that has to be with robots. We tested every big game ad: check out the most effective

Super Bowl 2022

Catch up on our webinar to discover:

Winners and losers: what ads performed best / worst?

Themes and trends: where is the ad industry headed?

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This year's Top 10 ads

1
Boston Beer
4.9

Your Cousin From Boston

A Super Bowl debut for Boston Dynamics' robots - how would a wider audience react to the viral sensations? Answer: they loved them, in this spot.....

2
Cheetos and Doritos
4.9

Push It Flamin’ Hot

Advertising together for the first time with a whole jungle full of twerking wildlife, Doritos and Cheetos won’t win any awards for.....

3
Kia
4.8

Robo Dog The All-Electric Kia EV6

EV brands have been trying for years to find a way to connect emotionally with audiences. Turns out all you needed was a robot dog and some.....

4
Universal Pictures
4.5

Jurassic Park Trailer

Most film trailers don’t work too well as ads in their own right - the whole point of trailers is not to leave everything resolved, after.....

5
Skechers
4.3

On the Road Again

Skechers ran two ads at the Super Bowl, both using country legend Willie Nelson. The one in the Top 10 was the more straightforward of the.....

6
E-Trade
4.1

Talking Babies

One of the best things about Fluent Devices and recurring characters is that even if you ditch one, you can bring it back and get a big boost to.....

7
Michelob
3.8

Welcome to Superior Bowl

What’s better than one celebrity? Half a dozen! OK, that’s not always the case - plenty of brands have found that overloading your ad.....

8
Toyota
3.8

Start Your Impossible Brothers

Toyota continue their successful Paralymics tie-ins with this ad focusing on skiing champions Brian and Robin McKeever. As usual the brand.....

9
Lay's
3.7

Stay Golden with Seth Rogan and Paul Rudd

Seth Rogen and Paul Rudd play themselves in this clever, buddy-themed ad in which two bros reminisce about their friendship, with more and more.....

10
Disney
3.7

The Goats

Comedian Awkwafina shares screentime with goats in Disney’s streaming ad. Lots of goats. The concept is a pun on the GOAT (Greatest Of All.....

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