NEW YORK — The is a little more than a week away, but advertisers are going strong online, offering up celebrity laden teasers well ahead of the game — including one featuring Denver native (and famed Denver booster) .
The “Silicon Valley” star has been hot lately, having recently gotten married in , and fresh off of his gig and a
He may be one of the lesser known names in this year’s crop of ads, but is one of the funnier teasers out there.
Teasers are one way Super Bowl advertisers can build buzz without revealing their full Super Bowl ads too far in advance. Here’s a look at the top celebrity teasers so far.
Most advertisers will also reveal their full spots next week ahead of Super Bowl 50 on Feb. 7.
Here are more ad teasers already out in the world:
APARTMENTS.COM
The site, which helps people rent and lease apartments, enlisted Jeff Goldblum and Lil Wayne for its first Super Bowl ad. The teaser spot shows Wayne .
AMAZON
The first time Super Bowl advertiser will promote its Echo speaker during the game. A teaser released Wednesday brainstorming what they’ll need for their Super Bowl party with the help of Echo’s voice-controlled software Alexa.
BMW
BMW enlisted six celebrities — former baseball pitcher Randy Johnson, tennis star Serena Williams, “Smoke” actor Harvey Keitel, singer/rapper T-Pain, soccer player Abby Wambach and skateboarder Tony Hawk — who “Defy Labels” for its Super Bowl ad. Each celeb stars .
BUD LIGHT
Super Bowl veteran Bud Light is touting the brand’s revamped logo and packaging with a teaser showing “Trainwreck” actress Amy Schumer and “Neighbors” actor Seth Rogen .
HYUNDAI
Hyundai has enlisted Ryan Reynolds and Kevin Hart to promote their Genesis and Elantra sedans. Although the company announced that the stars will be in the ads on Thursday, the teasers only hint at their presence. In one, two girls drive around
KIA
Kia’s cryptic teaser shows a man dressed in beige looking for his beige socks in a teaser called “Walken Closet.” Guess who’s hiding inside the closet? Spoiler alert: .
LG
LG’s first Super Bowl ad is produced by Ridley Scott’s production company RSA and directed by his son, Super Bowl ad veteran Jake Scott. The teaser as the “man from the future.”
SKITTLES
In true millennial fashion, Skittles launched to announce that Aerosmith lead singer Steven Tyler will be in its Super Bowl spot.
SNICKERS
Snickers has been a Super Bowl favorite with its “You’re Not You When You’re Hungry” campaign. Past ads featured Betty White playing football and a hungry Marsha Brady depicted by character actor Danny Trejo. This year Snickers has released a teaser that shows to JFK.
