commercials

Every year companies spend millions of dollars on Super Bowl commercials. Each year some of those commercials are banned. Thanks to the internet we can see the to hot for TV spots. Here are some from last year. On Monday, February 2nd, we can watch this years banned commercials. Enjoy!

A couple days ago I posted an amazingly epic TV commercial only Super Bowl viewers in Savannah, Georgia got to see. I also said that commercial might just be the greatest ever made. Turns out I might have been wrong. Another Georgia business just may have the better TV spot...

Lots of vendors held polls to vote for your favorite commercial from the Super Sunday festivities. But the best commercial ever, may very well have been one you never even saw.

This Japanese tire commercial has been getting a lot of online love lately because of how ridiculously scary it is. I don't want to ruin it for you, but let's just say there's just one really scary part. It even comes with a health warning at the beginning of the video...

I would watch this commercial any day over the Progressive Insurance spots starring the most annoying woman ever, Flo! Watch Mike, owner of 'Mike's Golf Shop' explain what exactly his business does. It is a catchy little tune!

For some reason, infomercial people love grossing you out with people's nasty foot problems. First, they turned our stomach with the foot-cheese grater known as the Ped Egg and now they're back with the equally grosgusting Callous Clear. Get your barf bags ready, people.

There has been some weird commercials over the course of TV history and if you're an idiot like me you don't recognize the difference between the fake and real ones. This new parody ad for Reese's Pieces might take the cake.  Check out this fake commercial featuring child birth, a home wrecking guido, and a nurse eating what appears to be after birth.

Say what you want to say about Tom Brady being a pretty boy, Uggs wearing, ponytail wearing douchebag, but remember he sticks it to Gisele Bundchen on a regular basis. Check out her new lingerie add from Brazil that is causing quite a controversy.

Back in the 1990's, people didn't have Android or Iphones.  They had giant plastic monstrosities that were connected to car batteries.  And they just didn't give them away in cereal boxes like they do now, you had to go to Radio Shack and give them like 3,000 dollars just for the phone.

If you're from Michigan, we're sure you've seen the Pure Michigan parody commercials. From Michigan's pot holes to Michigan's snow days the guys at 'Not So Pure Michigan' always seem to hit the nail on the head with their commercial parodies...

In 1996 Lunchablez developed an ad to appeal the urban youth of America. This commercial never saw the light of day until now. After watching this video I really don't understand what the problem was. I think this really does a great job of targeting not only urban youth but honestly the overall youth of America. I think it's really sad that this video never got the exposure that it deserved. Read

You may have this problem; your jogging, working out or riding your bike and your ear buds fall out and you can't listen to your music anymore. You no longer have to worry about that you can get Zippearz ... who the hell am I kidding? I could care less about the product they're trying to sell. I could watch this commercial a few times and never pay attention to the message. Check it out after the