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Best Super Bowl Commercial Voice Overs

The Super Bowl is one of the most highly anticipated events of the year, not only for the game itself, but also for the commercials. 

Everyone can think of one family member or friend who loves to watch the game, just for the commercials. Which, depending on the year, can often be more entertaining than the football game itself.

Because the Super Bowl has become a week-long event, often hosted in a warm-climate tourist destination cities like Phoenix, Miami, Tampa Bay, Dallas, Los Angeles or New Orleans, it has led to many non-sports fans to ‘get into’ the event. 

Beyond the commercials, the celebrity cam sightings and half time shows often lead to many newsworthy moments. 

As for the commercials, Fortune 500 companies and emerging brands spend millions of dollars on Super Bowl ad spots, and many of them feature famous faces, trending celebrities or professional voice actors as the voice over talent for this big campaigns 

Here are some of the best Super Bowl commercial voice overs of all time: 

1. Morgan Freeman in several different campaigns:

Freeman’s smooth, commanding voice lent credibility and gravitas to Visa commercials, in which he declares, “There are some things money can’t buy. For everything else, there’s Visa.” 

He’s also appeared in Super Bowl ads for Doritos and Turkish Airlines.

2. Don LaFontaine for GoDaddy (2005):

LaFontaine, known as the “King of Voiceovers,” lent his distinctive voice to this GoDaddy commercial, in which he declared, “In the land of the internet, you can be anything you want to be. Except anonymous.” 

He also voiced this iconic Geico commercial: 

3. Scarlett Johansson for SodaStream (2014):

Johansson’s sultry voice added a touch of glamour to this SodaStream commercial, in which she declares, “With SodaStream, I can have bubbles anytime I want.” 

4. MC Hammer for Cheetos (2020):

Hammer Time is back with this hilarious 30-second spot of a gentleman who uses his dirty Cheetos-covered hand to get out of helping everyone. The commercial ends with Hammer saying: “It’s a Cheetos thing.”

Sam Elliott for American Beef Council (1995):

Elliott’s gravelly voice added a touch of ruggedness and authenticity to this American Beef Council commercial, in which he declares, “Beef. It’s what’s for dinner.” 

These are just a few examples of the many talented voice actors and celebrities who have lent their voices to Super Bowl commercials over the years. 

Whether they’re injecting humor, or some serious credibility to the ad, these voice overs have become an integral part of the Super Bowl commercial experience.

Wondering what goes into a good Super Bowl commercial? Read our blog, Anatomy of the Best Super Bowl Ads.
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