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The Hyundai XLV Super Bowl 2011 commercial is attempting a mass hypnosis on Super Bowl Sunday. The ad spot tries to mesmerize viewers with windshield wipers slapping back and forth and car keys swinging in ignition switches. “Have we been hypnotized to believe compact cars are good enough?” the ad asks. “Snap out of it.” Hyundai contends that consumers have been conditioned to purchase boring compact cars for practicality and reliability, and accept uninspired design, cramped interiors, and limited innovation, for far too long.

Hyundai – Hypnotized – Elantra commercial

This XLV Super Bowl 2011 season, Hyundai joins the biggest advertising extravaganza with not one or two, but three ad spots. Two of these TVCs will promote the Elantra and try to get you to snap out of your compact car perception. The 3rd advert will feature the Sonata Hybrid car. Check out all three commercials here.

Hyundai’s “Snap Out of It” advertising campaign is trying to mesmerize Super Bowl viewers with swinging car keys in one of its ads. The aim is to hypnotize as well as deprogramming viewers who have to settle for power category products, meaning they are fooled by the compact cars of its competitors.

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Thanks to Kim Kardashian, In XLV Super Bowl 2011, it seems Go Daddy has a bigger competition in terms of scoring the highest sexyness point as Skechers is fast approaching to gain the top spot. According to some media monitoring company reports, the controversial Kim Kardashian is gaining attention of the NFL viewing public and how.

The lady may not have a steady eye candy boyfriend as of now but that does not mean she isn’t going to get attention at all from all of us. The long-lashed super hot entrepreneur babe has been roped in as spokesperson (spokesmodel…she will do a good job at the press conference, we fans are sure) for Skechers  ShapeUps. So she is starring in a television commercial for the year’s biggest advertising extravaganza called Super Bowl on February 6. On her blog, Kim excitedly explained, “I don’t want to give too much away, but the storyline of the ad is so fun and I think you guys are going to love the commercial. I have to break someone’s heart in the end… but you’ll have to wait to see why!”

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This Super Bowl Salesforce is releasing two commercials. The is first ever TV ad for Salesforce at Superbowl. Unlike its companions in the XLV Super Bowl 2011, Salesforce does not sell its services to consumers, it sells its services to businesses. But such is the importance of the game, Marc Benioff, CEO of the company it seems can’t resist the idea of living with it. The reason behind putting up ad at Super Bowl is to reach out to widest audience as the company is launching a new incarnation of Chatter, an offering released last June that styles itself as a kind of Facebook to let people inside companies collaborate and share information.

According to WSJ, the company has bought two TVC spots immediately before and after halftime.  He hired Black Eyed Peas front man will.i.am for the ads will.i.am created for Salesforce the Baby Peas, a group of animated characters representing the Black Eyed Peas. The ads will feature the “Baby Peas,” a group of animated characters.

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As I have reported earlier, this Super Bowl 2011, Bridgestone will unveil two ads: Carma and Reply All. Known for its funny and innovative clutter breaking advertising, Bridgestone is also sponsoring Super Bowl XLV Halftime Show which features the Black Eyed Peas.

In the Reply All ad spot a guy while replying to an email hits Reply All. Remember this is a teaser, and to find out what happens later you have to tune your TV set on 6^th February, the Super Sunday Super Bowl day.

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