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The Funniest Super Bowl 2020 Commercials: Rick And Morty, MC Hammer, And More

While the Super Bowl is the final NFL game of the year, featuring the best of the NFC taking on the best of the AFC, many people like to say, "I watch the Super Bowl for the commercials." And that's because companies spend millions of dollars for 30-second ads.

Many times, these ads have a comedic slant, and sometimes, they're actually funny--and often, they fail miserably. Over the course of Super Bowl LIV, there were a ton of ads, but only a few of them were actually really funny. So we collected the best ones from the NFL game and have them for you below.

If you want more from the Super Bowl check out all the movie trailers revealed during the evening as well as all the commercials.

Cheetos

When your hands are covered in Cheetos dust, you may not want to touch anyone or anything. MC Hammer pops up to sing the chorus from his hit song "U Can't Touch This."

Avocados From Mexico

Every year, Avocados From Mexico puts out some hilarious commercials for the Super Bowl. This year, it spoofs the Home Shopping Network with accessories for your avocado.

Pringles

Ricky & Morty make an appearance in this year's Pringles commercial, poking fun at the other Pringles commercials from the past year. Also, there are Pringles robots now.

Disclosure: ViacomCBS is GameSpot's parent company.



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