Days later, people are still talking about Super Bowl XLIX ads. From Nationwide’s morbid child-death spot to Budweiser’s touching lost-puppy piece, social media hasn’t been the same since Sunday’s Big Game. Social analytics company Netbase reports that the Super Bowl ads which generated the most buzz came from these companies:
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McDonald’s
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Nationwide
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Budweiser
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Always
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Coca-Cola
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Skittles
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Nissan
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Doritos
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Clash of Clans
- Microsoft
Here is some of the Twitter chatter about the ads that’s pervaded social since the game.
The memorable superbowl ads (for me): it came down to those selling authenticity and those actually being authentic.
— Pete Wendel (@petewendel) February 4, 2015
The Superbowl ads this year seemed to want me NOT to buy their products- especially Bud and Nationwide. WTF guys?
— Pete Woods (@thatpetewoods) February 3, 2015
Coca-Cola, @Microsoft and McDonalds have the best #SuperBowl ads this year. Especially Coke’s #MakeItHappy
— Seán Cafferkey (@cafferkey_sean) February 2, 2015
My favorite #SuperBowl ads: Always #LikeAGirl and Nissan #withdad, hands down. Best funny ad: Fiat Blue Pill.
— Mike Lewis (@scjmikelewis) February 2, 2015
It’s interesting that the only video game Superbowl ads were mobile games with microtransaction ecosystems (e.g. Clash of Clans).
— Dave Si (@DaveSi) February 4, 2015
Reflecting on #SuperBowl ads, big diff watching alone prior vs with big loud group on game day. Nuances get lost.
— Irma Zandl (@irmazandl) February 4, 2015
Was pretty underwhelmed by a lot of yesterday’s Superbowl ads, but the Always one was well done and…MINDY.
— Priya Vaswani (@privaswani) February 3, 2015
Nothing but tear jerkers this year from #SuperBowl ads. More skittles Quagmire ads please!!
— Robin Lund (@Lunderton) February 2, 2015
Wasn’t really feeling the Superbowl ads this year. Except for those random Doritos ones.
— Mr. C (@thisChrisCabs) February 2, 2015
