Super Bowl commercials have become as big a deal as the game itself. Every year, brands try to make us laugh, cry, or just shake our heads at their wild ideas. Some ads are so funny or touching that we still talk about them long after the game’s over. It’s a chance for companies to show off their creativity and maybe even get people to talk about them for weeks. These are some of the most popular Super Bowl commercials that people just can’t forget and some of the BBHHS students’ and staff opinions on them.
In the 2025 Super Bowl commercial for Jeep, Harrison Ford talks about life, happiness, and how his Jeep makes him feel free. The ad shows him driving through some beautiful landscapes with his dog. Ford humorously mentions that even though his last name is Ford, it’s really the Jeep that makes him happy. The commercial is all about the idea of doing what makes you feel free and adventurous, with some funny moments thrown in. BBHHS English teacher, Mrs. Hutter says, “My favorite commercial was the Harrison Ford Jeep advertisement. I really loved how it was visually appealing, positive, and funny.”
Nike’s Super Bowl ad, “So Win,” features famous female athletes like Caitlin Clark and Sha’Carri Richardson showing off their skills and strength. The ad is all about challenging expectations and tells viewers that no matter what people say, you should just go for it and win. It’s set to a cool soundtrack and has a powerful message about breaking barriers. The ad was a hit, getting millions of views right away. History teacher, Mrs. Mieskowski says, “I liked the Nike commercial because I have two daughters in sports and I thought it was empowering.”
Senior, Lindsay Tayfel also adds, “I liked the Nike ad because it was all about female empowerment and it was really cool.”
Instacart’s commercial features a bunch of famous brand mascots, like the Kool-Aid Man and Mr. Clean, having a big parade. They do things like ride hot dogs and burst through walls. The ad ends with the Old Spice Guy turning into deodorant and landing in an Instacart bag. The message: let Instacart handle the groceries so you can relax and enjoy life. Senior, Jillian Davis says, “It was intriguing because in the beginning, you didn’t know what the commercial was going to be for.”
Another popular commercial was Mountain Dews Baja Blast commercial. The singer Seal turns into an actual seal on the beach and sings a playful Baja Blast themed version of his song “Kiss from a Rose”. The ad features a vibrant background, blending the iconic song with a fun and beachy setting. It’s a memorable way to promote the drink with humor and creativity.
Poppi’s 2025 Super Bowl commercial, titled “Soda Thoughts”, features influencers Alix Earle, Jake Shane, and Rob Rausch. It humorously showcases people debating between sugary sodas and healthier options in various everyday settings. The ad highlights Poppi’s low-sugar, prebiotic soda as a delicious, health-conscious alternative. It ends with the message that Poppi offers a solution for those seeking a refreshing, better-for-you drink. Junior, Heidi Martin says, “My favorite Superbowl commercial was definitely the Poppi Commercial because of how colorful and pretty the commercial was, which was a lot different than every other commercial. It really stood out to me with how cute it was.”
In conclusion, the 2025 Super Bowl commercials were a wild mix of fun, stars, and big ideas. From funny moments to cool throwbacks, brands knew how to grab attention. They tackled everything from health to inclusivity, making sure people talked about them long after the game. Whether they made us laugh or think, these ads showed that Super Bowl commercials are still the best way to get noticed and make an impact.
