The GoDaddy Lola Super Bowl Ads Get Punted, Pre-Game
References: entertonement & i4u
The GoDaddy ‘Lola’ Super Bowl ads got punted from this year’s Super Bowl advertising lineup. Although CBS called the ad as a foul, GoDaddy’s doing a dance in the end zone over their creative play.
The GoDaddy ‘Lola’ Super Bowl ads feature everyone’s favorite female racer, Danica Patrick, helping a fictitious former football player’s lingerie design business. Maybe it didn’t help much that the football player was a pink-jumpsuit-wearing big dude by the name of Lola. looks like the lineup for this year’s Super Bowl ads is going to be a coin toss.
The GoDaddy ‘Lola’ Super Bowl ads feature everyone’s favorite female racer, Danica Patrick, helping a fictitious former football player’s lingerie design business. Maybe it didn’t help much that the football player was a pink-jumpsuit-wearing big dude by the name of Lola. looks like the lineup for this year’s Super Bowl ads is going to be a coin toss.
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