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Ben Affleck’s 7-Minute Dunkin’ Donuts Super Bowl Ad: The Full Battle Unveiled

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For a few days now, Dunkin’ Donuts has been hinting at their upcoming Super Bowl ad featuring Ben Affleck, with his brother Casey Affleck and Succession actor Jeremy Strong also appearing in it.

During the Big Game, the initial advertisement shown was a 60-second spot unveiling the latest iteration of “DunKings.” This fresh lineup featured coach Bill Belichick alongside his 24-year-old companion, Jordon Hudson.

The first commercial to air during the Big Game was a 60-second ad showcasing the updated version of the “DunKings.” In this revamped lineup, we saw coach Bill Belichick and his 24-year-old girlfriend Jordon Hudson.

Additionally, Dunkin Donuts unveiled an extended seven-minute video, titled “Battle of the Brands,” featuring Ben and his team, the DunKings, engaging in a friendly competition against other popular coffee companies.

The advertisement starts off by showing clips from their Super Bowl ad last year, featuring the DunKings as a popular music group.

Approximately a year has passed, and Affleck can be spotted engaged in conversation with his sibling Casey. The current topic of interest seems to be ‘diss tracks,’ which could be alluding to the ongoing feud between Kendrick Lamar and Drake.

Ben asserts, “Everybody seems to be criticizing one another, but that’s apparently the key to success. We engage in competition with other coffee brands and emerge victorious in this contest,” he states, although Casey prefers a different approach.

Casey remarked, “It looks foolish,” to which Ben retorted, “That’s why some folks label you as a challenging actor,” but Casey quickly countered, “Nobody ever calls me that.

Later on, they attended the ‘Java Jam: Clash of the Coffee Brand Musicians,’ where Ben was stationed at the Dunkin Donuts booth, granting autographs.

A child expresses disappointment because neither Tom Brady nor Matt Damon are present, as Ben claims they lack the spirit typically found in true champions.

The child doesn’t consider Ben to be particularly gifted, as he jokingly referred to him as a “fourth Dunking,” which came as quite the shock. As the scene switched to Boston-born actor Jeremy Strong’s dressing room.

In an unexpected twist, the renowned method actor is captured on camera showering himself with Dunkin Donuts coffee beans, just as Ben and Casey make their entrance. Exiting from a massive coffee bean barrel at that moment is Jeremy.

Strong maintains his stance, stating that he is, “Attempting to converse with the beans, fully engaging with them.

Strong adds that he thinks the ‘way in,’ which involves Revolutionary War legend Paul Revere.

Affleck encounters Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes, with whom he has collaborated on multiple films, prompting him to ponder if they might be a bit too seasoned.

They engage with a high-priced coffee company, which Bill Belichick humorously mentions requires him to coach two teams in order to be able to afford it.

Additionally, they come across both a quick-service restaurant chain and a coffee brand named Buddy Baristas, which seems to be a nod to Starbucks, prior to Strong’s arrival in Paul Revere attire.

In simpler terms, Strong’s powerful statement causes everyone at the Java Jam to cheer enthusiastically, suggesting that the Dunkin team has triumphed in the competition.

Towards the conclusion, the 7-minute advertisement features a surprise appearance by Donnie Wahlberg, who is famously known as a member of New Kids on the Block.

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2025-02-10 04:41

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