Super Bowl Babies Choir’ Remix Seal’s ‘Kiss From A Rose’ In NFL Super Bowl Ad


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It’s fair to say that the NFL won the contest for most creative ad for the Super Bowl this year. Their new commercial for their biggest game of the season, features tons of babies whom were conceived on none other than Super Bowl Sunday!

The NFL’s 2016 “Super Bowl Babies Choir” commercial features babies, children and adults who were born nine months after their parents’ favorite team won the Super Bowl. Talk about being in the mood — this ad is not only hilarious, but it’s super creative.
Well, we all know what these kids’ parents were doing during the BIG game. Winning! “For Super Bowl 50 the NFL and Seal brought together some actual Super Bowl Babies to recreate one of the greatest love songs of all time to celebrate the greatest game of all time,” according to the NFL’s YouTube channel. The organization states that birth rates in winning cities increase nine months after the big game — too funny. So, they created an amazing ad that features babies/teens/adults born the same year, nine months after their parents’ team won the Super Bowl.
Obviously a lot of time and planning went into this ad, and it was worth it. In the commercial, we see these “Super Bowl Babies” come together to sing Seal‘s “Kiss from a Rose” — which also features the artist himself. the “babies” each rock apparel of the team responsible for their conception. “We wanted to do something that stuck with the theme that also captured the excitement of the game,” NFL chief marketing officer Dawn Hudson told ESPN. “Since it was Super Bowl 50, we also charged our ad firm (Grey New York) to help us look back a little bit while having an optimistic look forward to the future.”
Hm, we wonder if were a “Super Bowl Baby”, are you?!
HollywoodLifers — what did you think about this hilarious ad? Sound off below!

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