As the Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots battled it out in Houston, major companies promoted a different message with their Super Bowl 51 commercials.
Google, Coca-Cola and Airbnb were among those that delivered themes of together and acceptance, during what can be described as a divisive time in the U.S.
Watch Google’s ad:
https://twitter.com/politicalmiller/status/828389667510816770
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Coca-Cola:
https://twitter.com/CocaCola/status/828385708926705665
Airbnb:
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Football hall-of-famer Joe Montana:
Here’s Airbnb co-founder and CEO with more context:
A lot of people reacted to the ads like this:
But not everyone is pleased with these messages:
Budweiser ran an ad of its founder’s immigrant story.
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And people are threatening to boycott the iconic American beer brand.
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So, who do you think had the best ad at this year’s Super Bowl?
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