Super Bowl 2024 Best & Worst: UFO Commercials, Controversy & Usher

Edge of Wonder. Hey, everyone. Well, the Super Bowl was this past Sunday, and there was a lot to cover in Edge of Wonder's annual Super Bowl breakdown, which we do every year. And like every Super Bowl, there were the best and the worst of the commercials. Everyone's talking about Sarah Vays' commercial with Michael Cera and Skechers bringing up the Mandela effect. Was the Skechers name really spelled with the letter T? Well, aside from the commercials, though, everyone was looking for strange symbolism found throughout the game. The biggest question this year was the conspiracy of whether the Super Bowl was rigged. Was it the was it the plan to have the Chiefs win all along? Some former players and even the media are talking about. Of course, there was also the halftime show with Usher and his little roller skates. Join this Edge of Wonder live as we go deeper into the Super Bowl. Then don't miss the live Q&A, followed by a meditation prayer only on Rise.TV. We'll see you out on the edge. Ben, how you doing? Pretty good, Rob. How are you doing? Good. Great. At least they weren't flying roller skates like in Jupiter ascending. Yeah, you could really only go. That bad for roller skates, it really doesn't get worse than. Honestly, I thought that was such a pretty cool thing to do with the roller skates in the floor was changing as they were doing it, too. Oh, it was it was like an amazing performance, but there was definitely some like funny stuff in there. Yeah, no, I agree. And what was it? How long was that entire performance? 13 minutes. A 13 minutes, two minutes in. Usher was sweating like no man. I have. Yeah, that's true. I was like, like a couple of people who were I was watching it with were like, is he on something that you don't sweat like that normally unless there's your body is like doing something, you know? Well, he well, I was actually in Lindsay. We actually have this. I have a full video if you want to show show it. Just you can just turn the audio on. Yes. Yes. What I think, though, that one. Right away, he was like moving around and there's so many different sets and it was like pretty well coordinated or choreographed and then how fast they had to go through the whole thing. And so, yeah, I was that's and honestly, I was it was expecting a little bit more symbolism, I guess you could say. Yeah, I'll take and I'll take awkward roller skates any day over all kinds of symbolism. So, yeah, I actually use that link. It's it's in the Super Bowl halftime show. The YouTube, the ultra circle, I think. Thank you. Got it. Yeah, I don't know why it says ultra circle, but but yeah, it's yeah, I thought. And then how the floor changed as they were like roller skating and then bringing out. I mean, I'm not I'm never really big, a big, big fan of of Usher. But oh, it was amazing performance, though. It was pretty. I was actually kind of impressed, you know, like, you know, it's not my it's not my style of performance. It was like, you can't deny that that was like, like if I tried to do that, it would have been hilarious to watch. You would sweat more than Usher. I don't think any man can sweat more than Usher now. I'm convinced of that. But like, you know, trying to dance like him would be. Yeah, it's funny. Well, there's there there is a moment where I was like, I wonder if he's lip singing, but then you can actually hear his voice. Like, he's a little bit out of out of breath when he's like, especially when you get to like 10 minutes in. I think there's a part where he actually doesn't sing because he's kind of like catching his breath, especially after the rollerblading or a roller skate park. Yeah, I mean, all that is the only part that was like a little bit kind of strange, but, you know, other than that, it wasn't that bad. It was also cool bringing out like a bunch of O.G. guys like Ludacris came out, right? It's like I from dodgeball, but it was all good. Yeah, there's the roller skating part. I actually was like, OK, this is pretty tame compared to like what we've seen in the past in the Super Bowls. But yeah, anyway, like during the scene, I was like, I can't imagine how many hours I would have to practice to be able to roller skate like this. Yeah. Well, the crazy thing is he didn't get paid for this. Yeah, you're telling me that I couldn't believe it. And he actually negotiated for two extra minutes. So they had to spend a long time figuring out one all of the the choreographed the whole thing, the set design. Now the Super Bowl paid for like the set design and whatever he needed. But I couldn't believe that he didn't get paid. I guess they look at it as like you have the biggest audience ever. And, you know, you're going to get like millions of dollars on Spotify and people buying your stuff and everything else. So I guess that's how they kind of look at it. But I didn't realize. Did you see my my Instagram post yet about the rigged aspect? Yeah. Yes. Literally me. But it tell me that the Super Bowl is rigged. Why don't we why don't we get into this right now? And then we'll kind of go to the commercials because that's better anyway, because I want to make sure we talk about it. So, yeah, I mean, you do so much. I have so much to say about this. I know. Well, I mean, I kind of assumed I made a Twitter post like a month ago saying that basically I think the Chiefs are going to win because they need to win for like, you know, with with Taylor Swift and everything else. So I really was not shocked at all. And I mean, and now people are really talking about it because there is like three times when refs, the ref didn't make a call where they should have made the call against the Chiefs during the Super Bowl. But I mean, there was also very strange. I don't really want to get into the politics of this whole thing, but but the socio political ramifications of the Chiefs winning are more than just like then more than have to do with just people winning a lot of cash for betting and stuff like 100 percent. Joe Biden tweeted something during the Super Bowl. It was like at 830 p.m. He was like, just like we drew up. Yeah, just like a really bizarre tweet during the Super Bowl. And he had that image with the eyes like the glowing eyes, you know. And then afterwards, other politicians were congratulating Taylor Swift. These are, you know, anyway, they're they're like congratulating Taylor Swift and her boyfriend. Like, why wouldn't you congratulate her directly? Hillary Clinton was one of them. And yeah, this is my tweet that Lindsey's kind of bringing up, because like, you know, again, it was like the the Tom McDonald thing, you know, with Ben Shapiro was like the number one rap song or number one song on bill, like on Billboard, basically. And on iTunes for a week, I beat everybody. And I just kind of felt like they're going to need something to push back. And the only thing that they really have is Taylor Swift right now. So I was like, it just makes sense that she was the Chiefs will at least make it to the Super Bowl. But I have I had a feeling they were going to win when when. Oh, yeah, I like probably like you called this like many, many weeks ago when the Chiefs were doing terrible this season. And I was just like, oh, they're going to totally use this. Like, it was just so obvious, you know, they're this. So this is an insane post that I found. And basically it's lining up everything about 2020 and 2024. And everything on these two sides are exactly the same. The Chiefs and the 49ers played in the Super Bowl in 2020. Lamar Jackson wins MVP. He also is he's he's now like one of the more favorite to win the MVP this year. It's talking about the Ravens. Just it's I can't I can't believe this. Like, I was actually fact checking some of this stuff. Yeah, this is like weird because most people would be like, well, it's just a coincidence, but like, really? Look at like, look at all this. How can you say that? That's a coincidence. Yeah. How can you say that it's just a coincidence like that? One of the really weird ones and I'm sorry, I don't I don't really know who this guy is. I might say his name wrong, but Joel Embiid. I think that's his name, Joel Embiid. He's a he's a player. He had surgery on his left hand in 2020 and surgery on his left knee just this past couple of days. I don't know why. It's just it's just kind of strange. Nuggets finished. This is this is now basketball, but Nuggets finished third in West. They did the same thing this year. Billy Elish won Song of the Year. Billy Elish won Song of the Year this year. It's just Eilish. Yeah. Yeah. So I don't know. Anyway, I don't know if. So this so a lot of media is bringing this up now because there is a former player who came out and said that his name is Will Compton. He said that the NFL is basically the WWE now. Yeah, there was a guy. I think this might be this guy. He said that he would get scripts. And there was one guy that came out saying that he would regularly get scripts and they had to follow them. Now, how do we know? We can't possibly know whether or not we don't. Yeah. But it's weird that that, you know, he said that and that it's circulating, you know? Yeah. Will Compton also said NFL is basically the WWE, WWE now all scripted fix. They pick who they want to win. It's all for entertainment. And honestly, I don't even know why I care. And I care so much. It's all I think it's because, OK, look, the WWE is very popular and very like people love it. It's like it's Broadway for men, right? The thing that the thing is, though, is that the WWE, everybody knows it's scripted. People are watching it because they want to like see how the story unfolds. Just like any movie, right? You know, a movie is scripted, but you go and watch it. The difference between the WWE and the NFL is the NFL is trying to play it off like it's not scripted, like these teams just win. And you have to like be honest about that. And if you're not, it's a huge, huge scandal for so many reasons. I know it really is. And there is so Lindsay, can you pull up this tweet from Steel City? He I mean, OK, this is what he kind of made this post. This guy on on X, he's saying his name is Steel City. He's saying the NFL is designated as sports entertainment, same as WWE. The NFL keeps their control over games in ratings. Here's a TD play in Super Bowl number 50. So basically, this is like his understanding is that what's going on here is that this guy's giving him the thumbs up saying to to tackle him so he's tackle high so he can go low for the dramatic touchdown. So in other words, it's like he'll kind of like dodge him underneath while that guy goes up and miss him, and then he'll go for the touchdown. And that's that seems that's what happened. I don't. Yeah, the thing is, is like and this is, you know, I've been having conversations with people about this. It doesn't seem like everyone is in the know about. Yeah, no, that would make sense to me. Yeah, it's like only certain people like there's certain critical people that are in the know of these things and then certain people that are not and they're really playing. So it's like hard. It's hard to know who's who, you know? I agree. And, you know, and then other like there was there was other. Well, OK, so some of the pushback is, OK, maybe these are just like disgruntled fans because they lost their bet, you know, and they're just. I mean, yeah. Would you be disgruntled if you bet and then realized it was rigged? Well, yeah, that that's that's, you know, but but like so like they're like the critics are saying, like, oh, these people, they're just they're just saying it's rigged because they lost, you know, they're just sore losers. But, you know, like I say, there was very specific times where there was there should have been a couple of calls that were made by the refs that weren't against the chiefs. No, I. Yeah, the. Why didn't they make this call? I'm sorry, would you say, Rob? I said the refs are a huge part of this. Yeah. I mean, there's so much money to be made in these games. I mean, the NFL is I can't even begin to understand like how much money is there. So like I have billions. No, no, no, no. It's like extreme amount like, you know, yeah, I'm talking about like hundreds of billions. So like just passing some money under the table to a ref, it's just, you know, it's like it just doesn't seem that like something that would happen. I mean, I mean, it does seem like something that would happen, you know, kind of like behind the scenes, just like there's so much money. There you go. Just don't make this call, you know. But like you like you said, I think that some people are in the know and some people aren't. Maybe people are getting paid off not to talk about it, you know. But over agendas. Yeah, we're going to watch a big food agenda trailer right now. And when we come back, we're going to go through some more of the Super Bowl and particularly the Super Bowl commercials. So, hey, yeah. Attention, attention. Have you ever heard of the rivalry between Coke and Pepsi? What have we told you? The Cola Wars were just a big scam. 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But yeah, so anyway, definitely come over to Arise Dot TV. Ben, what do you got for us next? Well, yeah. OK, so the commercials, you know, one common theme. I there is at least like four or five commercials that all had to do with UFOs and and aliens. Yeah, I was really kind of surprised about that. In fact, one of them was directed by Martin I never say Scorsese. Yes. Thank you. Which is this one here. And it's all about how people are just glued and it uses real footage. That's the thing that's kind of shocking, like all the footage that you see. And I mean, not obviously of the UFO flying over, but I mean, like the news footage to what people are reading on their phones are real. But it's all about these UFOs, these like alien invasion. But people aren't paying attention to it because they're staring at their phones. It's really that UFO is not real. Just kidding. Probably not. Yeah, that's cool. Yeah, so that was kind of interesting. Oreo apartments dot com are doing the same thing. There was and it was like referenced in a few other commercials, too. Or I was like, what is it with all this UFO theme? It's pretty interesting. Well, they've been really in this year with everything going on and with a lot of the leaks. So they're already on people's minds. And if you're doing marketing and you're looking at smart ways of trying to get into the homes of millions of Americans, I think the UFO strategy is a pretty good one. You know? Yeah, I agree. Well, one that I thought was actually I think out of me, there was some really good ones and really some bad ones. But the one that caught my attention more than anything else was the Skechers one. Which is why reason why is because I do remember it having a T. And oh, you can play this one, Lindsey. Why don't we let's let's listen to this. Yeah. Turn up the volume. Oh, there's no T in Skechers. Never has been. What you talking about, Romo? T is always in Skechers. T in these Skechers slip ins. I pity the fool have to touch his shoes to put them on. T in these Skechers slip ins. I pity the fool bends down to put on that shoe. I pity the fool isn't in Skechers slip ins. See, Romo? T is always in Skechers. I'm just saying people often misspell Skechers and put a T in it. Quit saying it's not slipping, fool. So, Ben, I have a delivery for Athena. You can shut that off. Yeah, cream on the right. We let him in this one. I thought the Oreo one was a little cringe. Wait, wait, back to Skechers. So, Ben, you remember Skechers having a T? I do. I really do. I and it always kind of weird me out. Like every time I see the logo, it just doesn't look right to me because I want to skate. It's like I want to say Skechers, not Skechers. But yeah, I mean, some people remember the T. Some people don't remember the T. So it's just kind of ironic that they brought Mr. T. But Mr. T, there's there's two Medela effects related. And in the saying, I pity the fool there. Yeah. And the other one is the actual 18 van, which they show briefly. Yeah. Not even the one that that's that's in the show. Like the the Mandela effect 18 van, basically. Yeah. Yeah. Because it's now black and gray. But I have a matchbox car of the 18 that's all black with the red stripe. And that's the one I remember, not the black and gray one. So but Mr. T never said I pity the fool in the 18 show. So it's this is just like so weird. So you have this sketchers with Mr. T. And there's like there's like three Mandela effects wrapped in this one short little commercial. So it's it's. Yeah, I definitely don't remember the van. And you can find references to this. People have that van. That van was black, man. Me. All black. It's all black. Yeah. The reason. Yeah. So weird. It's wrong. It really is. But all right. Which what was your favorite? There were some pretty good. Oh, oh, I think definitely the Michael Cera one was the best. Yeah, that one was good, too. There is a few good ones that Dunkin Donuts one pretty good. But the Michael Cera one was like actually funny. Like, did you watch the. Well, yeah. And I think a lot of people knew the Michael Cera or Cera. Yes. And it it he did. I didn't realize, but he did all this like marketing stuff on Instagram and TikTok for them as well. So even like build up the brand even. Yeah. So this is the one. Yeah, you can play a little bit. I'm Michael Cera, and I'm pleased to announce that this is my cream. Oh, you didn't know. General, the truth has been hiding in place. This is the long version. I didn't see this one. Yeah, this is really funny. And you can truly be this moisturized. Oh, wow. Let my cream hydrate you. I like this. Skin, skin. And our wall three essential serum, I know I haven't seen hydration. I'm telling them our story. Watch it gets better. Sarah, the developed with Michael Cera, the we like. I just think it would be really nice if people think that I make this. That's my thing. You can hear some one of the one of the ladies at the end says something like ridiculous at the end. Yes, I was like, that was terrible. It's such genius marketing, though. Yeah. His tick tock video or whatever it is that they were promoting because there was like some like really high end or famous tick tock or something like that, promoting it. And then he happens to come on and it got super huge. But it's such a it was such a great marketing aspect to it. Yeah, it's just funny. Yeah, it's really fun. He leaned into something cheesy and made it really like Michael. Michael, Sarah has like probably one of the most unique brands of comedy around when he's on screen. So he's very unique. Like, did you ever watch him in Arrested Development, Ben? A little bit. I never really watched too much of the show, but I did see him a little bit. Arrested Development was exceptionally funny. It was like the O.G. like before the office even Arrested Development was on and he was hysterical in it. He was like a kid in this, but he was like he was one of the funniest characters in it. Did you see the Arnold Schwarzenegger one with with Danny DeVito? Yeah. What was it? No, I didn't get to see this, but I heard about it. OK, Lindsay, can you show this one? This State Farm, this one. This is actually pretty good. I have to admit, this is pretty good. Thank you, Agent State Farm. Like a good neighbor. State Farm is there. I thought this. Yeah, I know. I'm hearing neighbor. It's neighbor. It's what I said. Neighbor. Let's go again. Like a good neighbor. State Farm is there. Cut. Now what? Neighbor. Yeah, neighbor. Just like it's written on the paper. Neighbor! That was the sheep. Really funny. And you know it. Neighbor. Still no. Neighbor. Bar. Bar! This lady is in labor. What? Arnold, I got a bit of a script check. You'll love this. Thank you, Agent State Farm. Like a good neighbor. State Farm is there. You are a backstabber. I am a backstabber. OK, so I'm going to I'm going to be honest about this one. Yeah. I I watched this commercial and I couldn't get through the whole thing. So I shut it off before Danny DeVito. I didn't think it was funny at all. It's funny. I don't know. It was like it was just OK, but like state. I don't know. The State Farm commercials just never do it for me. Normally they don't either. But I just thought that was kind of funny. Yeah, it's it's good. I mean, it's funny. Yeah, I just for some reason, it just didn't. It didn't. It didn't slap this time. Well, there is definitely some massive cringe ones, too, like the drumstick one. Oh, my gosh. That that one like just like and that's the one the media is talking about the most of the worst commercial because it was like the worst. Yeah, it was so bad. Dr. UpStick, get my bag. Stat. Sweet, creamy relief. Am I going to be OK? I have no idea. I'm not a body doctor. What did you all get those? Somebody help me. So I'm sorry about it. Another day, another drumstick. Just this. Yeah, that was the one that the Pringles guy came to us. This was the Pringles one was pretty good, too, but the guy who was sitting in the plane seat was that comedian. I have no idea. He's really crazy. Funny, but like hard to watch because he's he's so out there. Yeah. OK. For his name, eventually. Did you ever see? Thank you, Dom. Thank you. Oh, cool. Cool. Did you see the Kanye West commercial? Can we Lindsay, can we show this one? Yeah. One sec. I have to admit, I don't know if this commercial is pure genius or total insanity. Well, Kanye West. Yeah, because like he spent like, yeah, this was a good idea. I think like eventually someone was going to do this. I have no I don't I don't know what to think about this. Oh, it's really low. But why? And I'm already at the bottom of the screen and I got shoes and. Oh, crazy, man. I don't know what to think about that. That was the whole commercial. Just came on. How many millions was it to seven million? He paid. So he spent seven million for that commercial. Yeah. Which is why he's explaining. But, you know, that's kind of like, I mean, E-Trade had their had their commercial now E-Trade got bought out by Chase JP Morgan. But E-Trade was the one in the early like I think it was the year 2000 where they had they had monkeys dancing and these those two old guys clapping in the garage. And it was like offbeat. And it was just a weird commercial. And it was just like we just blew like at the time. I think it was like one million dollars. We just blew one million dollars on this commercial. Like, what are you going to do with your money? And it was like it's like I remember that. Yeah. Best commercials ever in Super Bowl history. Wait a minute. Lindsay, what is this that we're looking at? Yeah. Kanye put this on Instagram one day ago. So after the Super Bowl, somebody texted him his end of day report as of February 12th, 2024. I don't know if pod means podcast or not, but this is obviously pants and long something conversion, six point five, six percent orders, almost three hundred thousand. And total sales he made was nineteen point three million dollars. He made over ten million dollars on that ad. It worked. Guess so. I guess we need a rise TV ad during the Super Bowl. That's how we're going to do this thing. Don't we want to loan anyone to donate seven million dollars? You don't have to. So seven million is a 30 second ad. You can you can do 10 second ads if you want. We could do 30 seconds. Yeah. Or 15 seconds for like three point five million. OK, yeah. But maybe maybe we can get away with that. OK, pods are his sock shoes. Dom is telling me. I have no idea. That's crazy that, man, he I can't. I'm still kind of shocked he's getting that much sales as as weird. And well, the shoes have always been extremely popular. Like they love his designs. They're they're like some of the most sought after shoes, arguably ever. So I guess. Yeah. I think when people realize he's got something or whatever, you know, and also there's a lot of people that support Kanye, a lot more people than than the mainstream media will tell you. So that was probably a really smart move for him. It's getting on there, you know? Yeah. I mean, I guess it was. I would say so, too. All right. Yeah. The only other let's see if we can. Well, OK, we're going to we're going to head over to our platform here pretty soon. The only other weird thing that I noticed there was because honestly, I mean, I think everyone was kind of looking for like a lot of symbolism and whatnot, but there was only one time where it got a little bit weird with I forget her name. I sure know. Ice something. What's her name? Ice Spice. Ice Spice. Yeah. Lindsay, can you show this with the satanic symbol thing here? So she's wearing an upside down cross, and it was given to her by this other male rapper, and I can't remember his name. It's off my head right now. But is it upside down? It is upside down. Yeah, it's upside down. And it's weird because it was like she knew. Well, the other aspect is, is that so she's on the left there in all black. And it's like she knew right away that they were they were filming her when she's like doing that. So it's kind of it's kind of weird, actually. So and then it shows Taylor Swift and I forget who the other girl is. She's with and they're just like downing like beer, like as fast as they can. Oh, well, oh, that other girl. I thought you were going to say Blake Lively. That wasn't her. That wasn't her. Yeah. That that was the only. So I mean, after everything with the Super Bowl, I mean, that was like kind of one of the few only moments where it was really direct. You know, everything else is kind of like, OK, it's kind of weird. But, you know, there's there's some things. And and she her performances prior to the Super Bowl were very, very dark and weird. Taylors? No, no, no, no. Ice ice. Yeah, yeah. I don't know. Gotcha is what it is. But anyway, but yeah, other than that. And then, of course, you have like the movies, too. I mean, like Deadpool three, everyone was like super excited about that. And then it was Jean. I saw the commercial for If, which is this new movie coming out that kind of combines Pixar and live action. And oh, yeah, that looked good with Ryan. Yeah. Yes. And then when the guy that plays in the office, John Krasinski yes, wrote and directed it, and he's the guy that plays Jim on the office. Yes. And then that whole movie, they had the Asian guy playing her in the trailer. They had the Asian guy playing Jim or playing, playing John as if it's like, no, you know, doing still continuing the joke with the office. Yeah, I thought that was like really hilarious if you get it. Yeah, this is so funny that that trailer because the whole time he's just saying, you know, I'm John. I was like there. We like we shot for six months. You don't know who I am. And and Rylan Reynolds is like, what are you talking about? So yeah, it was just one of those funny moments during this whole thing. So all right. Well, we're going to jump over now to our platform rise TV to answer your questions. Talk a little bit more about the Super Bowl and what we found. And then, of course, we're going to do our meditation slash prayer that we do on every Tuesday show. So we're going to leave Rumble Facebook Ganjing World X never where else we're streaming. And so you can join us for just nine is a nine ninety nine or twelve ninety nine months. Twelve ninety nine. But you can get the free trial now for two weeks and pay nothing. Yep. You can do that. You go to rise rise dot TV slash trial. 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