Nothing can beat the unequivocal thrill and excitement of the Super Bowl. With Super Bowl LVI concluding with the Rams defeating the Cincinnati Bengals, Los Angeles was triumphant. Yet, throughout the game, waiting for the best and funniest commercials was another level of excitement and competitiveness that many watchers were anticipating. So, as Ad Age asks, who really won the game?
Curious to uncover the memorable, forgettable, and everything in between, Ad Age asked the Amp community for their take on this year’s Super Bowl ads.
ArtVersion’s very own Executive Director of Design, Erin Lentz, shared her thoughts on the “We’re All Going to Make It” ad from Coinbase in which a QR code oscillated and bounced back and forth across people’s television screens. The obscure ad offered $15 in Bitcoin to those curious enough to scan the code, but the ad seemed to have peaked everyone’s interest as it crashed Coinbase’s website.
“This got everyone’s attention and engaged by either asking questions or pulling their phones out to scan—the stats and impact from the spot is very impressive.”
–Erin Lentz, Executive Director of Design
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