Super Bowl LVI featured a matchup between the Rams and Bengals, a half-time show with Eminem, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg and Mary J. Blige and some incredible commercials.

Love it or hate it, everyone was talking about Coinbase after they spent an estimated $13 million on a QR bouncing from corner to corner during their 60-second ad. It was so popular, their website crashed immediately from everyone scanning the code.

Brilliant or wasteful? Coinbase spent somewhere around $7M for a #SuperBowl ad with just a QR code. pic.twitter.com/eAb9TViGVu

— The Recount (@therecount) February 14, 2022

Jim Carrey reprised his role from the 1996 dark comedy The Cable Guy for Verizon’s Super Bowl ad on Sunday February 13. The comedy veteran hilariously pushed back on a customer who turned down his cable package, because she had Verizon 5G internet.

For your consideration…the extended cut…get comfortable Gen Z…this is 90 whole seconds! :^P pic.twitter.com/IOvjoRTW2f

— Jim Carrey (@JimCarrey) February 14, 2022

We were “Pushin It” to this cute Doritos ad.

Uber Eats gave us the hilarious Uber Don’t Eats.

The Clydesdale Horses returned for Budweiser.

Dr. Evil returned for General Motors.

Hellman’s mayo tackled food waste with the help of Pete Davidson.

Meta for Meta Quest had us crying.

Pringles acknowledged the universal problem of getting your hand stuck in one of their cans.