COME ON WITH IT.
We’ve seen a number of great Super Bowl commercials this evening, with brands shelling out upwards of $7 million dollars for 30 seconds of airtime.
Is it worth it? I don’t know… for some companies (with good marketing teams) yeah, but for others, it’s like… what the hell are you doing?
This year, we’ve already seen Super Bowl spots from Willie Nelson and Skechers, Peyton Manning and Michelob Ultra, Matthew McConaughey and more
I assume this was local commercial in the Texas market, but by golly, if you want to win the Super Bowl ad game, call in the King.
Ol’ King George Strait was featured in a H-E-B (a Texas-based grocery store) ad, and hell if they didn’t just win the Super Bowl this year.
I mean, can anybody compete with George Strait?
The answer is no…
Shania Twain’s 2003 Super Bowl Halftime Show Performance
The year was 2003.
The Oakland Raiders were set to take on their former head coach Jon Gruden and the stout defense of his Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Super Bowl XXXVII.
The game was a blow out, with the Bucs jumping out to a 20-3 lead by halftime and never looking back.
And speaking of halftime, 2003 was the last time a country music act got to perform the show… we’re talking about the great Shania Twain.
Singing her 1999 hit single “Man! I Feel Like A Woman” and 2003’s “Up,” which was released shortly before the Super Bowl, Shania eventually hopped up on a lift and flew out over the audience to end her performance. You know, some real Garth Brooks kind of shit.
Shortly thereafter, No Doubt and Sting took the stage to bring the Super Bowl halftime show to its conclusion.
Unfortunately, we haven’t see a country act since, however Eric Church performed the national anthem alongside Jazmine Sullivan at last year’s Super Bowl LV, and Mickey Guyton will handle the anthem this year as Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals take on Matt Stafford and the Los Angels Rams.
Stafford Kupp ’22 – Get the shirt HERE.
