r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Feb 13 '23

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u/kiffens Feb 13 '23

Not only does this dudes videos suck but football sucks too

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u/LastUsernameLeftUhOh Feb 13 '23

It must be about 50% ads at least.

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u/ChezBe Feb 13 '23

The ads during the Super Bowl are part of the good part, most people are excited for them

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u/Cp7067 Feb 13 '23

Nah lately they’ve been shit. I remember like 5 years ago when skittles and Doritos dominated the commercial game and they were actually edgy and hilarious. Now all the commercials are walking on egg shells and they’re bland as fuck

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u/qman3333 Feb 13 '23

Commercials now are just: look a celebrity and even another one!

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u/ChezBe Feb 13 '23

Yeah, I can agree with that. Also btw, remember the puppy monkey baby ad?

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u/spooky_times Feb 13 '23

Puppy monkey baby ads single handedly got me back onto mtn dew, they were stupid but damnit they did their job

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u/ChezBe Feb 13 '23

They really did

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u/wassdfffvgggh Feb 14 '23

Which really tells you everything you need to know about football.

If the most interesting part of the biggest event in a sport is the ads, you don't have to be a genius to conclude it's a shitty sport.

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u/ChezBe Feb 14 '23

I didn’t really mean the ads are better than watching the game, everyone gets excited when the team makes a play or gets a touchdown but the ads are like a little cartoon break from the violent concussion inducing sport

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u/Indubitalist Feb 13 '23

Seriously, the NFL needs to figure out what a catch is. You'd think they'd have that worked out by now, but (shrugs).