The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles won’t take the field for days, but if you’re planning to watch Super Bowl LIX more for the commercials than the gridiron action, you don’t have to wait.
Plenty of Super Bowl commercials are already appearing online. Sometimes, companies post teasers to their Big Game spots. Some, with their ad budgets blown, simply release them early to capitalize on people’s obsession with the spots.
Here’s a quick rundown of some of the ads (and teasers) that are out already.
Häagen-Dazs
Vin Diesel reprises his role as Dominic “Dom” Toretto and Michelle Rodriguez as Letty Ortiz from the Fast & the Furious films. That means fast driving cars, for a while at least.
Hellmann’s
We all know that scene from When Harry Met Sally. Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal are back at the diner, where Ryan has yet another ecstatic sandwich, with a slight twist at the end.
Bud Light
The Super Bowl constant might not be the nation’s top-selling beer anymore, but it still knows how to put out an entertaining ad. Shane Gillis and Post Malone are the featured stars this year, replacing the Bud Knight and the Bud Bowl players.
Michelob Ultra
Willem Dafoe and Catherine O’Hara team up to hustle people out of their beers on the pickleball court.
Coors Light
Mondays suck (especially the Monday after a Super Bowl party). Coors looks to underline how slow-moving the first day of the work week can be with this spot, featuring CGI sloths conducting everyday tasks.
Hexclad
The cookware brand is taking a leap to the national stage with this high-profile spot starring celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay and comedian Pete Davidson.
Coffee Mate
Shania Twain voices what may well be the strangest ad of this year’s Big Game. Love it or hate it, odds are you’ll be talking about it on Monday.
Instacart
If Coffee Mate doesn’t get people talking, Instacart’s spot, featuring…well, basically every viral commercial character in the past several years will. From the Old Spice Guy to PuppyMonkeyBaby to the Kool-Aid guy, they’re in there.