Earnhardt, Jr and Edwards in Super Bowl commercials
Quote selected text Published January 31st, 2008 in NASCAR News
The pulse of American pop culture is racing right through Super Bowl Sunday and it’s hitching a ride on the back of Pepsi’s unprecedented slate of Super Bowl advertising that features a lineup of brands, images and stars as diverse as Pepsi’s portfolio of drinks.
Promising a one-of-a-kind lineup for a one-of-a-kind day, Pepsi’s Super Sunday lineup includes: #88-Dale Earnhardt Jr. getting a charge out of AMP Energy drink as he gets over the hump and harness the energy, focus and control he needs to compete in a camel race.
Carl Edwards will appear on advertising’s largest stage this Sunday, February 3 - Super Bowl Sunday in a 60 second Under Amour spot, the brand’s first-ever Super Bowl Commercial. The commercial, showcasing several professional athletes will mark the first time audiences will see Under Armour’s new performance trainers.
“I am really looking forward seeing the commercial. I’m going to the Super Bowl and I hope that they show the commercials at the game,” said Carl Edwards. “The scale of the production was huge and I’m looking forward to seeing the end product.”
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Super Bowl and Edwards oh what a sunday this is gonna be….. GO CARL GO
How about a Bud commercial where they have a fire hydrant painted with a number 8 on it and Kasey Kahne seen unzipping his pants as the commercial ends?
Who would care if he takes a leak on the #8 no body drives that number.
With Casey droping his zip I could see him looking for his Bud and not his beer. lol
mark martin is in the 8 car this year.
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That’s bold! XD
Wooooo I can see the chaos now…
Ummm Dale Jr was not in the one AMP commercial that aired, and Edwards was also in a Claritin one.
Jr.’s commercial aired during the pre-game show.
Hmm that just means his sponsor was too cheap to pay for it to air during the actual game, (commercials during the game cost a few million more then the ones before the game)
Plus who watches the pre-game stuff? I mean Football is like racing, Why do we need a Pre-Game show that is longer than the actual event??? l0l
Fisha695 wrote:
Well, AMP had a commercial during the game. Towards the end.
Not to mention, the Pre-Game was sponsored by AMP itself.