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'Super Bowl 51' Top 5 Commercials From Remarkable Brands

'Super Bowl 51' Top 5 Commercials From Remarkable Brands

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"Super Bowl 51" remains to be the biggest stage in the world as it brings together around 185 million people to watch the entire event. The Super Bowl LI is already done and the New England Patriots took home the win over Atlanta Falcons. Aside from the main event, a lot of spectators look forward to seeing the line-up of performances in the half-time, as well as, the commercials that would be part of the elite brands that can afford the highest paid broadcast of the year.

"Super Bowl 51" became a host for movie trailers, brand commercials, games and oddballs which caught everyone by surprise. Well, here are the Top 5 commercials that took the world by storm as the event finished this Sunday.

According to reports, there are a lot of brands who wanted to covet a spot in the "Super Bowl 51" broadcast with several commercials released already before the day of the event. As per previous reports, companies spend at the very least, $5 million for just thirty seconds spot on TV during the broadcast of the "Super Bowl LI."

That is just the average ad placement, the maximum for each TV spot is unknown. Among all the commercials listed below, the Top 5 commercials for us are as follows: "Nintendo Switch", "Intel", "Guardians of the Galaxy 2", "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales" and "Mr. Clean."

Super Bowl LI Commercials

Video Games:

Mobile Strike

World of Tanks:

Evony

Nintendo Switch:

Movies:

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales

Logan

A Cure for Wellness

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2.

Life:

Baywatch

Transformers: Last Knight

The Fate of the Furious

Ghost in the Shell

Everything Else:

Budweiser

Mercedes Benz

Buick

Skittles

Mr. Clean

Intel

Buffalo Wild Wings

Wix

Kia

Avocados From Mexico

Wendy's

LIFEWTR

Febreze

Audi

KFC

T-Mobile

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