10 Best Super Bowl Ad Commercials

It seems that millions of people tune into the Super Bowl each year just to see the hilarious commercials that companies have laid out to endorse their products.

It has shown that next to sex, comedy is the biggest product seller in the ad marketing business, and I wanted to list a few. There are too many great ones to put on a slide show, I will count down my personal top 10, and show you what I think is funny, and also one or two classics.

Enjoy! Let me know what you think? What are your favorite commercials of Super Bowl Pasts?

10. Nationwide Fabio- 2006

This has been one of the funniest commercials that Nationwide has ever put out.

Ladies, you are in Venice, on a gondola with romance novel cover boy Fabio. He grabs a rose to hand it to you as you go under a bridge, when you come out, he is an old pile of bones.

Life comes at you fast.

9. McDonald's Horse- 1993

What would you do for Michael Jordan's Big Mac? Would you play a game of horse with him? Even a game of horse that ends up in the stands, in the rafters and the final shot is taken from the Sears Tower? Larry would. Loser watches the winner eat!

8. Ameriquest Romantic Dinner- 2003

Imagine this, you want to surprise your girlfriend. You rush to her apartment, start cooking some great pasta with your homemade sauce, just like mom used to make.

However, the cat decides he wants to help, and accidentally knocks the sauce over all over the floor and jumps into it. You have a large knife in your hand to chop some onions up, but divert your attention to picking the cat up who is now covered in your red pasta sauce.

Your girlfriend walks in while you are holding the cat up with knife still in hand...

Don't judge too quickly.

7. Budweiser The Wave- 2006

Budweiser brought a tasty new method of doing the wave to fans everywhere in this commercial.

Fans in a packed stadium each had a sign that when held up at the appropriate time, made a Budweiser bottle and a glass. the end result was the beer pouring into the glass, and then appeared to be consumed.

Ahhhhhh!

6. Bud Light Wardrobe Malfunction- 2005

This classic commercial came in 2005, the year after the Janet Jackson "malfunction."

Bud light shows what really happened. A stage hand is back in Janet Jackson's dressing room and grabs a Bud Light. He can't find anything to open it with and sees the abundance of metal on Janet's outfit around her underwire. He tries to open the beer, and rips the cup. Trying to fix it, he uses glue, tape and gum.

5. Bud Light Rock Paper Scissors- 2007

This commercial gives a new take on a classic game of rock paper scissors.

There is one Bud Light left at a party. Two guys decide to take a chance by playing rock paper scissors for it. The guy on the right throws a paper sign. The guy on the left throws a rock.... at the other guys head.

4. Sprint Complete with Crime Deterrent- 2006

In 2006, Sprint wanted to show all of their phones new features. When these two guys start talking about their phones, it is discovered that one of them has...crime deterrent?

Go ahead, try to take his wallet.

3. Coca-Cola Mean Joe Greene and Little Fan- 1979

Even if you weren't alive in 1979 to see this commercial like me, there is a very good chance you have seen it.

A little boy approaches a grumpy looking Joe Greene of the Steelers and asks him if he needs any help. After the boy blankets Joe with compliments on how he is the best, he offers Joe his Coke. We all know the rest.

2. Ameriquest That Killed Him- 2006

Well, Ameriquest followed up the Romantic dinner classic with another gut buster.

Two doctors are in the room with a sick patient who is sleeping. Their is a fly buzzing around the room that neither of the doctors can get rid of. One of the doctors charges up the defibrillator and is able to zap the fly and watch his dead carcass fall on to the patients chest. He bends down and looks at the fly and says "That killed him," just as the mans wife and daughter walk into the room.

1. Budweiser Frogs- 1995

One of the most recognizable commercials in Super Bowl history. Everyone loves the sounds of three little bull frogs "Bud" Bud Weis" "Bud Weis Er"

This was probably the best two million bucks the Anheuser-Busch had ever spent.