Jimmy Fallon says daughters are the 'reason I do anything' ahead of Super Bowl commercial debut

Super Bowl LIV is over and done, and now the Kansas City Chiefs have walked away with the year's Lombardi Trophy, some championship rings, and bragging rights after defeating the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday night. While the big game might be over, though, those Super Bowl Sunday commercials will last forever. As expensive as those precious seconds of airtime were this year, tons of companies competed for the best Super Bowl ad of 2020.

There were plenty of celebrity cameos in the commericals that ran during Sunday's (Feb. 2) Super Bowl LIV, but only one of them featured a Hollywood legend making his voiceover debut alongside a snippet of a new song from a legendary rock group that typically stays as far away from the big game as possible.

Joe Giudice is showing some love to his estranged wife Teresa Giudice following her hilarious Super Bowl 54 Sabra Hummus commercial. In the early hours of Feb.

There were many things I didn't understand at the Super Bowl this year—first and foremost, I've never quite grasped the rules of football—but I could never, and will never, understand why Jason Momoa's Rocket Mortgage commercial had to happen to me. While Momoa maintained on Instagram that he had the "time of his life" during the filming of the commercial, I...don't know that my own life will bounce back from this.

It's been eight months since Game of Thrones ended. So, many fans were excited to see Maisie Williams reappear on their TV screens during a 2020 Super Bowl commercial.

The Kansas City Chiefs may have stolen the game on Sunday night, but these ads were winners in their own right.

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“Whatever you are into, there is a Facebook Group for you.” Such is the tagline for Facebook’s first-ever Super Bowl commercial, airing during Super Bowl LIV on Feb. 2.

While many viewers watch the Super Bowl for the game or halftime performance (hello, JLo and Shakira), some just tune in to the annual NFL championship game for the commercials. Last year we saw Cardi B hilariously show off her signature sound “okurr” in a Pepsi commercial and this year Alex Rodriguez is hitting our TV screens for a new commercial for Presidente Beer, the Dominican Republic-based beer he is now a co-owner and chairman.

This year's are truly doing the most, but nothing comes close to a completely deranged Rocket Mortgage commercial starring your fave Jason Momoa. IDK if you're watching the Super Bowl and caught this nightmare IRL (so sorry if so), but in the commercial Jason literally...like...peels off his abs. And if that's not horrifying enough, he then peels of his hair and is fully bald at the top—an image my eyeballs simply weren't prepared for and frankly do not deserve!

Check back here for all the updates on commercials 2020.Non-sports lovers have a few things to look forward to with this year’s Super Bowl. is singing the national anthem.

Tracee Ellis Ross had to leave the set of “Black-ish” for a project so secret she wasn’t sure she could even tell her co-star on the show, Anthony Anderson. On Sunday, it won’t be a secret anymore.

MC Hammer has danced across our screens for the past 25-plus years in ads for everything from picture hooks to KFC, Pepsi and Lays potato chips.

Tracee Ellis Ross stars in a new Super Bowl commercial for Mountain Dew No Sugar. She and Bryan Cranston recreate The Shining in the hilarious ad.

For nearly as long as there's been a Super Bowl, the commercials that air during the monumental event's ad breaks have been some of the biggest, most star-studded and influential commercials to ever be broadcast.

Caroline Manzo and Teresa Giudice’s reunion on the set of their upcoming Super Bowl commercial wasn’t as dramatic as fans may have thought, according to the Real Housewives of New Jersey alum’s son Albie Manzo.

Mike Bloomberg may be vying with President Donald Trump for attention in Sunday’s Super Bowl, but he won’t be mentioning the current occupant of the White House in the minute-long commercial he plans to run in the big event.