According to Delish, the advertisement which is being titled ‘David and Dave’ eventually showcases David Beckham discovering quite suddenly that he has a secret American twin brother named ‘Dave Beckham’ which is being played by Matt Damon. In the said commercial the parents of David Beckham revealed about his long hidden sibling while leading him to travel to the US to meet Matt Damon.
Matt Damon and David Beckham bonded hugely over Stella Artois beers and hot wings while humorously comparing their fame.
The humor of the ad and the chemistry between Matt Damon and David Beckham were extremely well received by the viewers with many declaring it as one of the best commercials of the night, asserted Delish. Social media was eventually flooded with positive comments with a lot of fans calling it ‘top notch’, ‘10/10’ and as the ‘best thing of the night’ while some viewers even said that the commercial inspired them to buy Stella Artois.
Matt Damon eventually stated that partnering with David Beckham for the Super Bowl LIX commercial was really ‘phenomenal’ while putting an emphasis on the fun and unexpected nature of their roles as the long lost siblings, noted Delish. The commercial eventually served as the huge launchpad for the new campaign of Stella Artois known as ‘For Moments Worth More’.
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The latest Stella Artois Super Bowl LIX commercial which featured the famous and renowned personalities Matt Damon and David Beckham as the long-lost twins has now garnered widespread positive reactions.
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The advertisement which is being titled ‘David and Dave’ eventually showcases David Beckham discovering quite suddenly that he has a secret American twin brother named ‘Dave Beckham’ which is being played by Matt Damon.
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