Super Bowl Ads 2010 [VIDEOS]

9 Feb 2010

YouTube delivered on its promise to upload all the Super Bowl Ads as soon as they aired today, with users voting to choose which one will grace the YouTube front page on Thursday.

The tech and web ads were a mixed bunch: Both the established GoDaddy “Too Hot for TV” schtick and Motorola’s decision to put Megan Fox in a bathtub stuck to the “sex sells” mantra, while Monster.com returned with a “Fiddling Beaver.” Intel went for a quirky “lunch room” ad while Vizio chose star power in its Beyonce commercial. We don’t know what inspired Boost Mobile’s ad, meanwhile, but the humor appears to miss the mark [Update: Commenters say it's a remake of the "Chicago Bears Super Bowl Shuffle"].

Our favorite: Google’s sentimental made-for-web ad — it was promoted to Super Bowl status after its success on YouTube. FLO TV’s retrospective on American media is also a very memorable attempt. Which ads are your faves?

Web and Tech Super Bowl Ads 2010

Megan Fox Motorola Ad

FLO TV: My Generation Ad

Monster.com Fiddling Beaver Ad

GoDaddy Super Bowl

Boost Mobile Ad

Google: Parisian Love Ad

Intel Lunch Room Ad

Go Daddy: News

Vizio Beyonce Ad

Cars.com Ad

Other Super Bowl Ads 2010

Snickers Super Bowl Ad

Survivor: Heroes Vs. Villains Ad

Hyundai Sonata Ad

Doritos Ad

Robin Hood Spot

Doritos: House Rules Ad

NCIS /CBS Ad

Coca-Cola / Simpsons Ad

Undercover Boss Ad (CBS)

Doritos Casket Ad

Wolfman Ad

The Good Wife

Emerald Nuts: Awesomer

Hyundai Soata / Brett Favre Ad

VW Punchdub

Budweiser Bridge Ad

Denny’s Chicken Birthday Ad

Denny’s Chicken Warning

Alice in Wonderland

Skechers

Homeaway Vacation Ad

Dr Pepper / KISS ad

Select 55 Ice Bottle Ad

Michelob Ultra – Little Bumps Ad

Budweiser Clydesdale Fence Ad

Late Show Ad

Bud Light Asteroid Ad

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8 Responses to Super Bowl Ads 2010 [VIDEOS]

LeyLA

March 11th, 2010 at 11:15 am

She is just a blonde disguised in brunette. Not everyone is perfect, sheesh. Not everyone can look that hot and be a genius.

Jay™

March 12th, 2010 at 10:34 pm

Because these commercials cost a lot of money for the companies, so they gotta make em good. They are usually funnier and better planned than typical commercials.

pknipping

March 18th, 2010 at 3:29 pm

I recall seeing it at a flea market one time last year, anything having to do with the '85 Bears in Chicago is golden. But you can get it here online…

If you look long enough you might be able to view one online, on youtube or some similar site.

sarah louise

March 18th, 2010 at 11:20 pm

nope different team different time so let it stay in the past

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