One gauge of whether your Super Bowl ad was successful is what viewers are saying online about it, and by the reaction Sunday night, there was a good amount of side-eye.
One gauge of whether your Super Bowl ad was successful is what viewers are saying online about it, and by the reaction Sunday night, there was a good amount of side-eye on one promo supporting Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for president—including from Kennedy’s family. The Hill reports that the 30-second spot lauding Kennedy’s independent run for the Oval Office, which was put out by the American Values 2024 super PAC, “heavily relied” on images that Kennedy’s uncle, John F. Kennedy, used during his own 1960 presidential campaign.
