Several famous individuals, such as Tom Brady, Jennifer Lopez, and Jack Harlow, made appearances in the advertisement for the Super Bowl. Mark Wahlberg, who retired from playing football last February, did not participate in this year’s Super Bowl, but he did feature in a commercial for Dunkin alongside Hollywood actors Ben Affleck and Tom Brady. The advertisement received positive feedback, but Wahlberg, a Boston native, expressed bitterness about not being included. During a recent interview, Wahlberg jokingly attributed his exclusion to growing up in Dorchester, while Affleck and Damon grew up in Cambridge. Despite his feelings, Wahlberg admitted that the advertisement was genuinely funny and humorously mentioned his efforts to reconcile with Affleck and Damon. All three actors, Wahlberg, Affleck, and Damon, hail from Boston and are devoted fans of Tom Brady and the New England Patriots. Therefore, Wahlberg jokingly expressed bitterness about not being part of the Dunkin’ Super Bowl commercial with them.
Affleck’s advertisement featured several stars, including his wife, and social media sensation. The ad, in which Tom Brady appeared as Affleck’s bandmate, promoted Dunkin’s new DunKings menu, launched on February 12. Affleck has been collaborating with Dunkin’ since he was photographed with one of their drinks by paparazzi.
It seems that viewers of the Super Bowl cannot escape the presence of Tom Brady, the seven-time Super Bowl champion. He appeared in multiple Super Bowl commercials during this year’s title game. In one commercial, he joined his friends and Hollywood A-listers Matt Damon and Ben Affleck in a Dunkin’ advertisement. Additionally, he dressed up as a cowboy in another commercial for BetMGM, alongside an actor.
Following his retirement from the league, Brady appears to be enjoying himself and will soon embark on a new career as a broadcaster with Fox in the upcoming NFL season. After an impressive career, the 15-time Pro Bowler is ready to dominate another aspect of the sport.
According to the Source firstsportz.com