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The NFL announced in January that singer-songwriter Chris Stapleton will sing the national anthem. The acclaimed country singer is an eight-time Grammy, 15-time ...

[University of Arizona’s College of Education](https://news.arizona.edu/story/researcher-will-showcase-native-american-sign-language-super-bowl-performance). Fans of the ABC show “Abbott Elementary” will recognize a familiar face during the pregame entertainment. “I know this would’ve been something they would love to have been a part of. Here’s how to know](https://www.newsnationnow.com/us-news/how-to-tell-if-a-super-bowl-halftime-performer-is-lip-syncing/) Blige, Babyface’s hits include “Whip Appeal” and “Two Occasions.” [Troy Kotsur](https://thehill.com/people/troy-kotsur/) [Nexstar Media Wire News](https://thehill.com/homenews/nexstar_media_wire/) [Nexstar Media Wire News](https://thehill.com/homenews/nexstar_media_wire/) [Nexstar Media Wire News](https://thehill.com/homenews/nexstar_media_wire/) [Nexstar Media Wire News](https://thehill.com/homenews/nexstar_media_wire/) [See All](https://thehill.com/homenews/nexstar_media_wire/) During the national anthem, the NFL announced a special flyover honoring 50 years of women flying in the U.S. That includes the national anthem, “America the Beautiful,” and a special flyover at State Farm Stadium. Last year, it was Mickey Guyton, and the year prior, it was Eric Church singing alongside R&B singer Jazmine Sullivan. [Rising](https://thehill.com/hilltv/rising/) [What America's Thinking](https://thehill.com/hilltv/america/) [See all Hill.TV](https://thehill.com/hilltv) [See all Video](https://thehill.com/video) [Campaign](https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/) [Campaign](https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/) [Sunday Talk Shows](https://thehill.com/homenews/sunday-talk-shows/) [Senate](https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/) [See All](https://thehill.com) [announced](https://www.nfl.com/news/super-bowl-lvii-pregame-entertainment-lineup-announced-chris-stapleton-to-sing-n) in January that singer-songwriter Chris Stapleton will sing the national anthem. Navy will be conducted.

Here are the sights, sounds and must-see moments from Super Bowl LVII, exclusively on FOX, as the Eagles battle the Chiefs.

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NFL heavyweights the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles face off in Super Bowl LVII at 6:30 p.m. ET on Fox.

[Carvana](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/CVNA/) and [Vroom](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/VRM/) were among the worst performers. [American Gaming Association survey.](https://www.americangaming.org/resources/super-bowl-lvii-wagering-estimates/) Those wagers are expected to total $16 billion, the survey found. [Frito-Lay](/quotes/PEP/), Lays and Doritos. [according to a survey from the American Gaming Association](https://www.americangaming.org/new/record-50-million-americans-to-wager-16b-on-super-bowl-lvii/?campaign_id=4&emc=edit_dk_20230211&instance_id=85122&nl=dealbook®i_id=51916137&segment_id=125070&te=1&user_id=f1c8b3e3ced2ac703345f809433f5f1e). [sentiment survey](https://www.numerator.com/61-consumers-plan-watch-super-bowl-lvii-numerator-reports), Eagles and Chiefs fans are divided on their beer, snack brand and grocery retailer preferences. 29, which saw Chiefs beat the Cincinnati Bengals and the Eagles top the San Francisco 49ers to secure their Super Bowl spots, raked in 50.7 million average viewers, the most watched since 2014. Everyone knows the cost of advertising during the Super Bowl keeps reaching higher and higher, as this chart shows. [Rihanna](https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/26/rihanna-makes-long-awaited-return-to-music-with-black-panther-sequel.html) is the halftime performer. [Apple took over](https://www.cnbc.com/2022/09/23/apple-will-sponsor-super-bowl-halftime-show-starting-in-february.html) as part of a five-year deal with the National Football League. Fox said it raked in a record amount of [Super Bowl ad revenue](https://www.cnbc.com/2023/02/08/fox-2q-23-earnings-nfl-world-cup-ad-revenue.html) this year. In this case, continued miscommunication between the White House and Fox led to the interview's cancellation. This is CNBC's live blog tracking all the ads and action during Super Bowl LVII.

The Walt Disney Company marks its 100th anniversary on October 16, 2023, and throughout the year, will celebrate the fans and storytellers who have sparked ...

The debut of “Disney100 Special Look” during the big game is an exciting milestone for Disney—with a year full of opportunities for fans and families of all ages to relive their most beloved Disney memories and to delight in new, heartwarming stories and experiences. From The Little Mermaid and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. The exhibition will also make stops across the United States and throughout Europe. We are incredibly grateful to the generations of people all over the world for being such a special part of our history and for inviting our stories and characters into their lives over the past century,” said Robert A. “Disney100 represents a celebration of all of our fans and families, and our storytellers and creative visionaries whose talents and imaginations have created the magical moments that make Disney such an enduring part of the global culture.” Today, Disney honors those fans and creators with a special commercial debuting during Super Bowl LVII that spotlights 100 years of unrivaled storytelling and innovation.

Fans dressed in Kansas City Chiefs red and Philadelphia Eagles green excitedly bounced up the walkway to State Farm Stadium on Sunday, as the curtain lifted ...

The NFL said it expected the Glendale, Arizona, stadium's retractable roof to remain open. Register for free to Reuters and know the full story GLENDALE, Ariz., Feb 12 (Reuters) - Fans dressed in Kansas City Chiefs red and Philadelphia Eagles green excitedly bounced up the walkway to State Farm Stadium on Sunday, as the curtain lifted on a tough-to-predict Super Bowl 57.

Disney has unveiled a 90-second spot highlighting its year-long 100th anniversary celebration, to air during Fox's telecast of Super Bowl LVII.

The exhibit aims to demonstrate how Disney’s long track record of innovation and creativity has shaped the entertainment business and pop culture at large. “As we commemorate our historic 100th anniversary, it is remarkable to look back at Walt Disney’s legacy and his passionate pursuit of excellence that continue to propel the company forward today,” Disney CEO Bob Iger said in a statement. Titled “Disney 100 Special Look,” the commercial blends footage of children dressed as Disney princesses, Buzz Lightyear and other characters, in addition to those playing with “Stars Wars” lightsabers.

Here's how to watch Super Bowl 57 in 2023 on Fox for free and streaming TV like Fubo, Sling, YouTube, Hulu and more.

Nearly 3-months since the start of Fisker Ocean production and today we get ready for the Big Game with Super Bowl 57.

Give the video a watch and let us know if you agree with the Fisker Ocean ranking in the comments below. [1 million plus visitors visiting Phoenix](https://fiskerati.com/fisker/new-fisker-ocean-photos-stockholm-review-roof-rack-pop-up-location-poll-results/) for the Big Game. Late Friday, Fisker announced the timing for their [Q4 2022 earnings results](https://fiskerati.com/fsr/fisker-announces-date-for-q4-2022-earnings-results/), which will take place after the market close on February 27th. We wanted to share with you a fun video that includes the ranking of Fisker Ocean competition. Fisker revealed [Henrik’s favorite Fisker Ocean configurations](https://fiskerati.com/fisker-ocean/henrik-fiskers-top-3-favorite-picks/) including his favorite exterior, interior, and wheel picks. The Fisker Ocean and virtually every other electric vehicle are stack ranked and awards are given out. Fisker gave fans a chance to win a Fisker Ocean Sport as well as other prizes. Maybe Fisker will announce something before the Big Game starts? No pop-up locations for the We’re still hoping Fisker gets in the game today so to speak. We surely thought Fisker would take advantage of the Super Bowl like they did last year. While we’re not huge football fans we have to cheer for something.

Super Bowl commercials in the 2023 game relied heavily on celebrity cameos but not on breakthrough, dazzling concepts.

Other ads on Sunday night contained QR codes — including one placed on a can of Michelob that viewers could scan to gain access to a Netflix golf documentary, or another for Planters that gave fans the chance to see more of a comedian “roast” of its popular Mr. Consider the one-two punch of a Michelob ad and a subsequent spot for General Motors, both of which contained promotional nods to Netflix. More marketers are dabbling in “gamification” of their commercials, says Greg Hahn, co founder and chief creative officer of Mischief, the agency that crafted the promos for Tubi. It feels like we’ve got this moment, who can we put into the ad to kind of get flash and pizazz for it.?” “I think I just wanted to see more,” says Kai Deveraux Lawson, senior vice president of diversity, equity and inclusion at Dentsu Creative. The crowd is awakened by the scene, which gave people more to think about than just buying a home computer.

"Breaking Bad" stars Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston reunited in an ad for PopCorners. From PopCorners. WINNERS. Movies: The movie business hasn't rebounded to ...

What the ad didn’t do is make a case for that being a Bud Light. That just feels like their creative is stuck in the ’90s. Yet despite being one of the few ads about something that played Sunday, the goal of its message seemed muddled, a perception reinforced by details about The ads for this evangelical campaign were certainly arresting in reminding people, say, that Jesus was a refugee, and to love everyone. Hollywood will likely never completely bounce back in the streaming age, but the studios appeared to serve notice that they’re not giving up without a fight. [This year](https://www.cnn.com/sport/live-news/super-bowl-2023-eagles-chiefs/index.html), the scales tipped heavily toward celebrity talent – in several cases, thrown together in incongruous bunches – in commercials that were loud but frequently didn’t make a whole lot of sense. Of that roster of titles, give the nod to “The Flash,” which should stoke enormous interest in that Warner Bros. title (like CNN, a unit of Warner Bros. A fun idea, indifferently executed. Where were the other highlights, which were outnumbered (as usual) by the middling or low ones? Then again, this year’s crop of beer ads were mostly flat, especially given the high bar that Budweiser has customarily set for Super Bowls past. While this doesn’t include every spot that aired, if an ad featured four or more celebrities, assume it leaned toward the “loser” column.

Many articles that review Super Bowl ads emphasize a single person's opinion or a view of the average consumer. In this article, I consider advertising from ...

Another ad that is getting positive attention for its high entertainment value is [Bud Light’s “Hold,”](https://admeter.usatoday.com/commercials/bud-light-hold-easy-to-drink-easy-to-enjoy/) which converts the pain of being on hold into an opportunity to dance and drink a Bud Light. While it is easier to deliver any one of the above criteria, it is quite difficult to do all three in a single :30 second spot. The risk of course is that it doesn’t compel consumers to want to buy the product. 3) The ad engages and entertains consumers in a way that drives recall. 2) The drama in the ad is connected to the product or service. It is easy to have a funny or dramatic story that is not clearly linked to the product - and therefore it becomes a distraction. An example from this year that did a very good job connecting the drama in the story to a unique feature of the product is In both cases, the shape of Doritos and the production of Weather Tech are differentiating elements of their brands and the drama in the ads reinforced it. Many consumers are not likely aware of the ongoing storyline and if viewing the ad in isolation, it fails to link the drama to anything that is actually unique or differentiated about the product. Not surprisingly, when brands focus on the unique value that they create for consumers, they are more likely to convince consumers to consider (and buy) them. 1) The ad convincingly and clearly communicates some element of competitive advantage about the product or service. After reading lists of Super Bowl ad “hits and misses,” it’s apparent that many represent an individual’s point of view regarding what ads they liked and why.

Kansas City's supremely gifted quarterback was close to flawless when it counted, building his case as the greatest quarterback to ever lace them up.

The fact that Mahomes sees it, already, at 27 years old, might be the biggest reason to think he really could get to seven Super Bowl wins of his own. When his team needed leadership, Mahomes provided it, responding to a Philadelphia touchdown on the opening drive by taking his team the length of the field in eight plays to tie things back up. Tradition dictates that the prize-winner gets a trip to Disney World. But even that might be part of the point. The most important thing, he said, “is just going out there and playing like it’s another game”. The Eagles had 70 sacks during the regular season, 15 more than any other team in the NFL, and eight more in the postseason. This is what the great ones do, putting their troubles to one side and their teams on their backs in the moments that matter. Plenty might scorn the latter suggestion, observing that he still only has two Super Bowl wins to Tom Brady’s seven, but the truth is that comparing a complete career with an ongoing one is pointless in any case. There are moments, though, when Mahomes will make you think he can: a human tornado whipping around so fast in the middle of the pocket that the league’s best pass rush wound up scattered across the field here like debris. It does not matter who you believe the greatest of all time is, was or will be, no player will ever exist who can carry the show all on their own. None of his seven titles arrived in the four seasons when he outgunned his peers. The last sentence almost felt like an understatement but that was Reid’s point too, as he stressed the player’s humility.

Advertisers spent up to $7 million for every 30 seconds of airtime during Super Bowl LVII. Here's a sampling of what worked – and didn't – in the most ...

This is another problem which often crops up in Super Bowl ads; in this case, the "teaser" spots — short blips of content, usually dropped early to preview the Big Game ad — are more entertaining than the actual commercial. Uber One suffers from the same problem; snagging a cool celebrity — in this case, Sean "P.Diddy" Combs — and then trapping that Big Name in a terribly unfunny commercial. Stiller's [Super Bowl spot](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ok38Xuc5UTE) is more entertaining, in part because he calls back to his Derek Zoolander character — more nostalgia! But the ad that resulted, featuring multiple copies of the actor standing in a desert field muttering about the wonder of a "website that makes websites" before getting sucked into a giant glowing ball called The Singularity....? There may be no surer sign of tightening belts in showbusiness than Netflix teaming with GM to share the cost of a Super Bowl ad. But the Super Bowl ad for The Flash is so packed with compelling revelations — from the return of Zod to a new Supergirl — that it seems more understandable why Warner Bros. This year, he recreated the classic number from Grease, "Summer Nights," with Scrubs co-stars Zach Braff and Donald Faison. [put clams in the center](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tePiyF0Jzow) of every pellet. New pitchwoman Maya Rudolph was selected to take over, but her ad during the game changed the name of the candies and After the game, M&M's aired their spot with the punchline: The candies were coming back for good, with the purple M&M, which Carlson had specifically criticized, saying, "I'm glad to be back, because this is what I was made for." (I just got a speck of dirt in my eye while watching it. We also saw lots of nostalgia and more partnerships, including Netflix passing up ads of its own to partner with GM and Anheuser-Busch's Michelob Ultra.

In this Pepsi Zero Sugar commercial, Ben Stiller teaches viewers what it means to act. You see, he isn't actually fighting a bad guy or freezing to death or in ...

Miniature versions of Jon Hamm and Brie Larson find themselves in a fridge next to a jar of Hellmann’s mayonnaise. And it was — she lost the gig after her Super Bowl commercial for “Ma&Ya’s Candy Coated Clam Bites.” Together, the three sing about T-Mobile home internet to the tune of, you guessed it, “Summer Nights” from “Grease.” The song is obviously catchy, and demands for someone to “tell me more, tell me more” work well for an informational commercial. They got a makeover last year — “with less sex appeal and more Gen Z anxiety,” as a Washington Post story And what is the point of all this, you ask? But it can also be a lazy way to get someone to care about something, especially when it’s used over and over and over again.

A handful of ads fumbled their chance to charm one of the biggest TV audiences of the year, marketing experts say.

[lowest-rated](https://admeter.usatoday.com/lists/lowest-rated-super-bowl-57-commercials-according-to-usa-today-ad-meter/) among USA Today's Ad Meter rankings was U2's commercial for a live performance, which featured spheres floating over the Earth. USA Today's top-rated ad was from The Farmer's Dog, a company that makes dog food, which the newspaper noted was "the first 'sentimental' ad since 2015 to land at No. The M&M spot, which comes after the brand said it would put its spokescandies on pause indefinitely, featured comedian Maya Rudolph in an ad for "ma&ya's candy coated clam bites." "Rémy Martin is almost an afterthought." [ranked](https://admeter.usatoday.com/lists/top-10-best-super-bowl-57-commercials-usa-today-ad-meter/) the T-Mobile commercial with John Travolta No. This year's crop of ads doesn't include any that received an "F" rating from the panel. "PopCorners was super brand-focused," Rucker noted. One of this year's winning ads was a T-Mobile spot featuring John Travolta, who starred in the movie "Grease" more than 40 years ago, crooning the musical's hit, "Summer Nights," with new lyrics emphasizing the brand's capabilities. ["1984" ad](https://www.cbsnews.com/news/apples-iconic-1984-ad-25-years-later/) by Apple that ran during Super Bowl XVII in 1984. "It's a fun ad, it's engaging. "What I expected going into it was that it would be a relatively safe year: mostly positive upbeat tones, and that is largely what we saw," Rucker said. There was a lot on the line for advertisers, who this year paid

With the victory, Mahomes became the only quarterback in NFL history to win two league MVP awards and two Super Bowls in the first six years of his career. He ...

He is the first player to win the MVP and a Super Bowl in the same year since Kurt Warner did it with the St. That’s what he wants to do and that’s the way he goes about his business and he does it humbly. He also has a chance next year to join former Dallas great Troy Aikman and Tom Brady as the only quarterbacks to win three Super Bowls in their first seven years in the league. “Whereas this one, you’ve dealt with failure, you understand how hard it is to get back on this stage and to win this game. Mahomes said that loss was a learning experience for a young quarterback riding high at the time. And I thought the guys did that in the second half and they fought to the very end. “And then when it’s time for the guys around [him] to raise their game, he helps them with that. “I mean, he wants to be the greatest player ever. Against the Jacksonville Jaguars, he suffered a high-ankle sprain which caused him to seek medical assistance and miss time during the game. “Without saying anything, that’s the way he works. “And I wanted guys to just know that everything we worked for is for this moment. “We’re gonna be the Kansas City Chiefs!

GLENDALE, Arizona: Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs overcame the inspired Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts to win their second Super ...

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Not only did Mahomes win his second Super Bowl on Sunday, but he did it with one of the gutsiest performances of his career, and it's a performance that earned ...

[NFL](/nfl/)in passing yards and won the Super Bowl in the same year. - Mahomes has now won two Super Bowls MVPs and two regular-season MVPs in a five-year span. And he's done all that in just five years as a starter. After Brady won his seventh Super Bowl, it didn't seem like we'd ever see anyone get close to matching his record-setting career, but if anyone can do it, it's definitely Mahomes. And he did it IN THE SUPER BOWL on a bad ankle while playing a nearly perfect half, going 13 of 14 for 126 total yards and two passing touchdowns. Brady never did that. You want a touchdown pass on a third-down play in the fourth quarter? He's already doing things that most Hall of Fame quarterbacks never accomplished. (Actually, no QB in NFL history had ever done that before this year.) Mahomes didn't do much before the ankle injury -- he threw for just 89 yards in the first half -- so it seemed unlikely that he would be able to do anything with an ankle injury. Every time the Chiefs needed a big play in the second half, Mahomes gave it to them. The Eagles would score one more time in the second quarter to take a 24-14 halftime lead, and there was no reason to think Mahomes was going to be able to muster any magic in the second half on a bad ankle.

Follow our score updates and analysis for Super Bowl 57 between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles.

Kansas City didn't have a third down on the drive. He also had a nice 11-yard run for another first down and connected with Dallas Goedert on a 13-yard pass. Kelce had a 22-yard reception on the drive. Brown also had a 7-yard reception on the drive. The QB also had an 8-yard run, looking good on his hurt ankle. A Jalen Hurts pass fell incomplete on third down. The Chiefs didn't answer the Eagles' touchdown this time as Kansas City went three-and-out on its next possession. A 28-yard run from Hurts on 4th & 5 at the Chiefs 44. Jalen Hurts just threw a 45-yard touchdown pass to A.J. The Chiefs are really fortunate to only be down 10. Follow our score updates and analysis on the game below. Hurts has rushed 10 times for 61 yards and two scores.

The Eagles and Chiefs played a thriller in Super Bowl LVII.

Two of the most-talked-about Super Bowl ads on Sunday focused on an unlikely topic: Jesus.

The Super Bowl ads are effective precisely because they're less interested in Jesus and more interested in getting us to think about our choices.

Many of the “He Gets Us” spots miss the mark, in my opinion, because, like many of us, they try to sell Jesus, when they should be trying to sell what Jesus sold: a generous and merciful way of life. The fact that each ad ends on the word “Jesus,” with the “us” highlighted dramatically in yellow, as though to say we are a subset of Jesus, is so overwrought and goofy I can just about hear my nephews and nieces in the Midwest shrieking with laughter from here. In the Catholic Church, we regularly talk about evangelization, and watch parishes and dioceses launch campaigns like “Catholics Come Home.” Much of the time I find those discussions misunderstand what they are meant to be selling. It’s to work toward that kingdom of friendship and mercy that Jesus himself was building. Jesus doesn’t need to be “reintroduced.” Trying to make him seem relevant to a media-savvy younger generation only makes Christianity seem that much more out of touch and cringe. As a piece, it is a lot less effective; the violence of the images is just too dramatic and upsetting for that tagline to land. The tag of the longer spot similarly seems to issue a call to action, this time directed at our resentments and hatreds. The first part of the tagline, “Jesus didn’t want us to act like adults,” only points us further in that direction. [about these ads](https://sojo.net/articles/what-he-gets-us-ads-get-wrong-about-jesus) and the broader “He Gets Us” campaign, which has produced more than a dozen ads like this over the last year, many of them intent on recasting some aspect of Jesus’ life, like his conflicts with authority or his crucifixion, in modern-day terms. You cannot watch that children’s spot without feeling the pull to be more kind and loving yourself. There is a white guy wearing a horned Viking helmet screaming into a bullhorn in the ear of a Black man; a woman in a car with a “Liberty over Lockdown” sticker shouts at a man in medical scrubs and a mask blocking her way. In the 60-second “

A group called He Gets Us ran two ads during the Super Bowl game on Sunday to spread the word about Jesus. One of the donors behind the ads is a craft chain ...

It runs ads on Christmas and Easter in the local paper of each town where there's a store, often asserting the religious foundation of America. Then there's Green's explanation: "It was a pride problem, and I had to get rid of it," he says, describing his leadership style. Today, with his son Mart chairman of the board and one of his granddaughters a new alumnus, Green calls Oral Roberts a "healthy university." It doesn't take more than a few minutes with the founder, walking through a local Hobby Lobby store, to see the reason he has been able to expand his company into a well-oiled, moneymaking machine without bringing in any outside investors. Some of the most precious pieces are currently housed in a modest temperature-controlled storage room in the Hobby Lobby warehouse. Green and his family show what giving looks like "from a biblical perspective," says Rob Hoskins, president of OneHope. But the priority is clear: "If I die without food or without eternal salvation, I want to die without food." public school system, he's turned his arts and crafts empire into a massive missionary organization, the equivalent of the largest church bake sale in the world. His coffee table is draped with a bird's-eye-view photograph of his corporate campus, annotated with scribbles in black marker that show the expansion under way. David Green has one of America's great, little-known fortunes, having turned a makeshift manufacturing operation in his living room for arts and crafts into a retail monster, with 520 superstores in 42 states. In the first half of the Super Bowl game, a 30-second spot with images of children being supportive and embracing each other ran. One of the backers of the initiative is billionaire [David Green](https://www.forbes.com/profile/david-green/?sh=4ea8756c4ef0), the founder of craft store chain Hobby Lobby, who is estimated by Forbes to be worth $14.8 billion.

Not unlike well-known beer brands advertising on the big game, Christianity remains the dominant religious force in the USA, though leaders are concerned about ...

From 2018-2020, Servant Foundation donated more than $50 million to the Alliance Defending Freedom, a non-profit known for fighting abortion rights and non-discrimination laws, according to [Lever News](https://www.levernews.com/heres-who-will-be-talking-about-jesus-on-super-bowl-sunday/). “It fits with our target audience really well,” He Gets Us campaign spokesperson Jason Vanderground told The Associated Press in the leadup to Sunday's game. ["Christian Super Bowl" among the trending topics on Twitter on Monday morning](https://twitter.com/search?q=%22Christian%20Super%20Bowl%22&src=trend_click&vertical=trends). I think we have to let the public know and create a movement.” He Gets Us claims not to be “'left’ or ‘right’ or a political organization of any kind,” nor does it claim affiliation with a particular denomination. A 60-second ad later in the game interspersed images of anger and perceived division to tout a message of inclusion. The ruling affected more than 60 million American workers at the time. That’s in part what created the conditions for a pair of decidedly sobering ads that may have killed a buzz or two throughout the land. He loves who we hate. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., among those criticizing the ads. Though the tenor of that buzz was mixed, with U.S. [soaring vocals](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2YIAsW1MKE) serving as the backdrop for a 30-second advertisement for 'He Gets Us', a group touting itself as a “movement to reintroduce people to the Jesus of the Bible and his confounding love and forgiveness.”