Super Bowl commercials 2025 — live updates on all the ads and trailers to watch now
Post Malone Oreos, T-Mobile offers free Starlink trial, and more of the buzziest Super Bowl ads released so far
T-Mobile Starlink Beta Now Open to All
As promised during it's Super Bowl commercial, T-Mobile is now letting both iPhone and Android phone uses sign up for its Starlink beta. This enables people to call and text over the satellite network. But the twist is that T-Mobile is opening this network up to customers of other carriers. Here's the scoop on Starlink and how to sign up.
Go birds!
With the final score 40-22, the Philadelphia Eagles have won their second Super Bowl, avenging their Super Bowl LVII defeat by the two-time defending champions Kansas City Chiefs. It was an underwhelming performance by the Chiefs, but they managed to score a few touchdowns after getting on the board in the third quarter, so it wasn't quite as embarrassing a defeat as it looked like it might be.
Stella Artois reveals Other David Beckham
Stella Artois' Super Bowl ad reveals that soccer superstar David Beckham has a secret twin brother! And his name is "Other David!" Oh and he might be Matt Damon.
The full ad shows the two "brothers" reuniting, and Other David is less than impressed by his superstar twin before the boys bond over their preferred beverage.
Poppi's colorful, influencer-filled spot
Poppi showed off its signature low-calorie probiotic soda in a Super Bowl ad packed with influencers from Alix Earle to Jake Shane and "Love Island USA's" Rob Rausch (complete with his signature overalls). After hemming and hawing over what soda to order, the crew opts for a Poppi to satisfy their cravings.
'M3gan 2.0' is a Femininomenon
"M3GAN 2.0," the highly anticipated sequel to Blumhouse's horror hit, showed the killer doll dancing to Chappell Roan’s "Femininomenon" during a teaser trailer at the Super Bowl. The trailer initially aired at the Grammys after Roan took the stage during the award show to perform “Pink Pony Club.” As we saw in "M3GAn's" final scene, this AI robot isn’t going offline that easily. “M3GAN 2.0” will hit theaters on June 27.
Shaboozey Nerds Super Bowl commercial
Grammy nominee Shaboozey stars in Nerds candy's 2025 Super Bowl commercial, showcasing the brand's Nerds Gummy Clusters as the singer offers his take on "What a Wonderful World," a song made famous by New Orleans native Louis Armstrong.
Shaboozey strolls down the street and is surprised by an explosion of color as the sweet treats liven up a parade. The chart-topping singer was nominated for best new artist at the 2025 Grammys, and his "A Bar Song (Tipsy)" was up for song of the year and best country song.
Yahoo shares Bill Murray's personal email address
Yep, Yahoo's commercial just shared Bill Murray's email address in a Super Bowl commercial.
"Have you ever looked in the mirror and not seen yourself?" the famed comedian asks while looking in a mirror in his messy office and seeing himself as a dog. "I don't think I need professional help, but a skilled amateur...maybe? Little help?"
He then holds up a hand written note containing, you guessed it, his yahoo email address: billhimself@yahoo.com.
Kendrick Lamar halftime show is about to start
Woof. That was a rough first half for the Chiefs. The Philadelphia Eagles are leading 24-0, and the halftime show is about to kick off. Here's everything you need to know about how to stream Kendrick Lamar's halftime performance. I don't know about y'all, but this is what I've been looking forward to the most at this year's big game. I got my popcorn ready, and my husband's already sick of me shouting "Mustard!" whenever they've played clips of Turn the TV Off during the game. Dont hurt 'em K-Dot.
Google Gemini ad tugs at your heartstrings
Google debuted a new emotional Super Bowl commercial where a father prepares for a job interview with the help of Gemini on his Pixel, using Google's AI to break down the most important work experience of his life.
After Gemini asks him to talk about “the job that mattered to you most,” he begins talking about important lessons he’s learned since becoming a parent. Trust me, you're going to want to get the tissues for this one.
Disney Plus asks 'What if..?'
Disney Plus is using its Super Bowl ad to remind you of all the great stories that you can enjoy on its streaming service by taking a leaf out of Marvel's book and asking a bunch of "What If" questions about their biggest properties, from all corners of the entertainment world.
It’s the second quarter of Super Bowl 2025, and the Philadelphia Eagles are leading the Kansas City Chiefs after Eagles QB Jalen Hurts scored the game’s first touchdown. But at 7-0 and with three quarters to go, this is still anyone's game.
Seal as a seal is an assault on my eyeballs
Mountain Dew's Super Bowl ad this year is definitely memorable, even if it'll haunt your nightmares. When singer Becky G opens a bottle of Baja Blast, she's whisked to this mystery location... to bear witness to Seal (whose face has been bolted onto the body of a literal seal) singing about how strange it is to be this kinda chimera.
I don't know if the ad will make me remember to drink Mountain Dew Baja Blast, but I will remember to bring this up to my therapist.
Doritos 'Abduction' trailer takes home the gold
This year, Doritos asked fans who thought they could make better commercials than their own marketing team to step up to the plate and prove it, and the stakes were high; the winning creator stands to earn $1 million and a trip to New Orleans to watch the big game. The 2025 Doritos Super Bowl commercial titled "Abduction" was the winner, with director Dylan Bradshaw and content creator Nate Norvell taking home the prize money (not to mention serious bragging rights).
T-Mobile offers Starlink for all in free trial
Rather than celebrity cameos, T-Mobile put an out-of-this-world deal front and center in its Super Bowl ad: It's teaming up with Elon Musk's Starlink to offer satellite connections for so-called “dead zones” across the U.S. The telecommunications giant ran a 60-second commercial in the first quarter announcing it's offering a free Starlink trial for other carrier customers until July.
The company says the service makes it possible to get text messages now, with pictures, data and voice calls soon to come — even in areas where traditional cell reception is not available. T-Mobile says in the spot that Verizon and AT&T customers will be able to use the service for free for now without changing carriers.
New 'Thunderbolts' trailer shows off heroes for better and worse
"Thunderbolts," the Marvel team-up film starring Florence Pugh, David Harbour, and Sebastian Stan that hits theaters on May 2, unveiled a new trailer during the big game. The ragtag group of antiheroes may not be Avengers-level, but the actors playing them are undeniably A-listers, including Florence Pugh (as Yelena Belova, seen in "Black Widow" and "Hawkeye"), Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes (aka the Winter Soldier, of Captain America), and David Harbour (as the Red Guardian, back for more reluctant action after "Black Widow").
We’ll follow these heavily armed ne'er-do-wells on what look to be some very crazy government missions when "Thunderbolts" rounds out the MCU’s Phase Five on May 2.
Ben Affleck’s DunKings return in Dunkin’s Super Bowl ad
The DunKings are back in action for Super Bowl LIX, and they've got a new member: "Succession" and "The Apprentice" star, Jeremy Strong. In the first spot of the big game, you can see Strong has really immersed himself in his new role... sitting in a big pot of coffee beans.
The ad, which was teased earlier this week, marks the third-ever Super Bowl appearance by the coffee chain. Affleck has been a fixture in all of Dunkin’s Super Bowl ads.
Chiefs win the coin toss, Stitch crashes the Super Bowl
Stitch from Disney's upcoming live-action "Lilo and Stitch" crashed the Super Bowl 2025 shortly after the Chiefs won the coin toss. A short teaser made it seem like some incident was breaking out on the field, only to show the extraterrestrial evading capture from stadium staff in a cute call-back to the style of ads used for the original "Lilo & Stitch" before it hit theaters back in 2002, with Stitch invading "Beauty and the Beast," "The Little Mermaid," and other Disney classics.
HexClad
Kitchenware brand HexClad has debuted its first-ever Super Bowl commercial, "Unidentified Frying Object," which features celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay uncovering the true, out-of-this-world origins of the company's cookware technology in the Area 51 test kitchen... and in the process discovering that Pete Davidson is actually an alien ambassador.
Meta Smart Glasses
Meta is using Super Bowl LIX to spotlight its Ray-Ban Meta Glasses. After teasing the ad online, including on a certain Marvel star's Instagram page, the first of two Super Bowl ads appeared on YouTube this week. Zuckerberg's tech firm enlists the help of Avengers Chris Hemsworth and Chris Pratt to show them off as the duo wreaks havoc in Kris Jenner's personal art collection. The actors use Meta AI to identify artwork, translate foreign languages, and eventually call a lawyer after an incident with a $6.2 million banana. Meta has also announced limited edition Super Bowl versions of its smart glasses in Eagles and Chiefs colors that won't be on sale for the general public.
When is the Super Bowl 2025?
It’s Super Bowl Sunday today! That’s right, Super Bowl LIX takes place on Sunday, February 9, 2025 and concludes the 2024/25 NFL season. Our guide tells you how to watch live streams anywhere and for free. We also have guides for watching Super Bowl 2025 free on Roku or Tubi.
Kickoff is scheduled for 6.30 p.m. ET / 3.30 p. PT / 11.30 p.m. GMT / 10.30 a.m. AEDT (Mon.). Want to tune in for the pregame action? Build-up coverage starts as early as 1 p.m. ET / 10 a.m. PT on Fox, with live coverage from the stadium starting at 6 p.m. ET / 3 p.m. PT for the anthem and team entrances.
In the U.K., build-up on ITV starts at 10.45 p.m. GMT, and it’s 10 a.m. AEDT in Australia.
The halftime show with Kendrick Lamar should take place around 90 minutes after kickoff, so 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT / 1 a.m. GMT / 12 p.m. AEDT (Mon.)
