Sabrina Carpenter and her “Pringleleo” star in one of the funniest Super Bowl commercials of the year.
For many years, one of the highlights of the Super Bowl has been the commercial breaks between the game scenes. Companies spend millions of dollars on this and try to entertain the audience with original ideas.
After the stars from “Jurassic Park” recently had one surprising return to the Dino Park Sabrina Carpenter is now also experiencing a surprising adventure. But for her it’s about great love (apparently not yet found).
In the Pringles commercial, the singer confesses on the phone to a friend that she is tired of harmless boys. She longs much more for a real man. Good thing the Pringles can she has in her hand has some advice. “Just build one!” advises the moving Chips face.
Sabrina Carpenter and Pringles – that’s a match!
No sooner said than done: Carpenter unpacks the fried potato slices and creates her super guy, bursting with starch. Not a Romeo, but at least a “Pringleleo”. It’s just a shame that the first chips fall on the first date. Even if it doesn’t stop the musician’s fun at first, she can’t stop the physics from happening when some of her fans rush in.
In keeping with the Pringles motto “Once popped, never stopped,” there is still the opportunity for you and your followers to feast on the scattered nibbles that were, for a brief moment, their crunchy jack of hearts.
In the past, the advertising could only be seen on US television during the Super Bowl. But because the effort required for the spots is increasing and there is interest in the sporting event worldwide, many short films can already be seen online beforehand.
The Super Bowl takes place on February 8th (Monday night for us). The New England Patriots are playing against the Seattle Seahawks. However, music fans are particularly looking forward to the halftime show. Then the newly crowned Grammy winner Bad Bunny will perform. It will be exciting to see whether he brings some guests on stage with him (and whether there are political reactions to his appearance).

