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In my opinion, the best commercial of Super Bowl Fifty was the NFL’s Super Bowl Babies commercial. This commercial caught my attention because of the message behind the advertisement. The message that “Football is Family,” resonates with the viewers because it shows that the National Football League cares about more than just the business side of their corporation. Super Bowl Babies commercial showed that the NFL has a set of morals behind their business that are family friendly and a good influence on the American people.
The worst commercial of Super Bowl 50 was the LG commercial featuring Liam Neeson. This form of advertisement was done poorly because the viewer got caught up in the abstract talk of Liam instead of the product that LG was

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