The post Seal Becomes a Literal Seal in Mountain Dew Super Bowl Commercial: Watch appeared first on Consequence. Finally, someone has paid Seal enough money for him to become a literal seal. In a wink ...
As part of the promotion, Becky G will be partnering up with the Mountain Dude in search of a talented seal, as you can see from the video above. But to what purpose do they need his talents? What ...
The Super Bowl is the biggest sporting event of the year not only for the NFL, but for all American sports. It marks the final football game of the season, is headlined by a must-see musical act and ...
Like the rest of you, I've seen a ton of weird Super Bowl commercials in my life. Heck. If I'm being honest, more than a few of them have come during this Super Bowl itself. I guess that's how you ...
Seal officially freaked everyone out at the Super Bowl in a matter of seconds. The musician paired up with Mountain Dew for a trippy commercial that aired during the big game in which his head was ...
Grammy Award-winning singer Seal became the animal with which he shares his name in a new Super Bowl commercial for Mountain Dew. The R&B singer transformed into a singing seal (with a realistic face) ...
The "Shower" singer, 27, tells PEOPLE that she fell in love with the idea for the commercial from the moment she saw the creative team's slideshow deck Becky G had a blast on the set of her Mountain ...
Seal transformed into an actual seal for his new Super Bowl 2025 commercial for Mountain Dew — and it’s hard to look away. The musician, 61, even belts out a new rendition of his 1994 hit song “Kiss ...
In a piece at CNN, contributor L.Z. Granderson checks in on the kerfuffle over the pulled Mountain Dew ad, calling it a sad day when the policing of comedy gets to the point where we can’t laugh at a ...
One of the wildest commercials from this year’s Super Bowl was no doubt the Mountain Dew commercial where musical icon SEAL was turned into an actual Seal. Not only did the transformation of the ...
When it comes to Super Bowl advertising, PepsiCo wasn’t about to spend upward of $7 million to tout its eponymous cola or its popular sports drink that will already have real estate on both teams’ ...