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The Most-watched Commercials of Super Bowl LVII

Last Updated: July 1, 2023
From Vin Diesel’s Fast X to Melissa McCarthy’s Booking.com and beyond, check out the most-viewed Super Bowl ads on 2023 on YouTube’s official gameday channel.

Super Bowl ads come in an ever-widening range of forms, to say the very least. Some companies like Hyundai elected to air their commercials on TikTok. Others like FanDuel innovated by airing a Rob Gronkowski field goal attempt with millions in free bets on the line. Some things never change, however, — this year at Super Bowl LVII between the Chiefs and Eagles, there were 11 ads dedicated to movies coming out within the year, including 65, Air, Creed III, Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 3.

The most popular Super Bowl LVII commercials tended to be those featuring big-time stars stealing the show like Snoop Dogg, John Travolta, Melissa McCarthy, and Steve Martin. In fact, the only ad that didn’t feature a major celebrity that still landed a top-10 spot on YouTube’s Super Bowl 2023 gameday channel was Kia America’s “Binky Dad” spot.

Keeping in mind that a 30-second commercial spot cost $7 million this year, let’s take a look at the most-watched Super Bowl commercials on YouTube from Sunday’s game, many of which are extended versions with bonus footage.

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Most-viewed Super Bowl Ads of 2023

Reflects the 10 most-watched Super Bowl commercials on YouTube’s official gameday channel for Super Bowl LVII ads as of this writing. Data courtesy of Variety.

1. Booking.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GizRGO3PVD8

2. T-Mobile

  • Starring: John Travolta, Zach Braff, Donald Faison
  • Views: 37 million

3. FAST X extended trailer

4. Google

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkHdpA-drz0

5. Rakuten

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_yGq_4xCKQ

6. Skechers 

  • Starring: Snoop Dogg, Howie Long, Martha Stewart, Tony Romo
  • Views: 11 million

T-6. Paramount+

Starring: Sylvester Stallone, Thomas Lennon, Anson Mount, and more
Views: 11 million

8. Avocados From Mexico

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewPZAcFjXNA

9. Kia America

Starring: Nate Smith, Carly J. Casey
Views: 3.1 million

10. Pepsi

Starring: Steve Martin
Views: 2.5 million

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adtWc_MvyzI

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Anthony Puccio

Anthony Puccio is a former Staff Writer at Boardroom. Puccio has 10 years of experience in journalism and content creation, previously working for SB Nation, The Associated Press, New York Daily News, SNY, and Front Office Sports. In 2016, he received New York University's CCTOP scholarship and earned a bachelor's degree in Communications from St. John's University. He can be spotted a mile away thanks to his plaid suits and thick New York accent. Don't believe us? Check his Twitter @APooch.