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.
