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With an estimated 100 million viewers tuning in to Super Bowl LIV, advertisers went all out, shelling out up to $5.6 million for 30 seconds slot. Even if you're not a die-hard football fan, we can all agree that Super Bowl commercials are a particular highlight of the event– and this year was no exception.

Nostalgia was a big theme this year, with Bill Murray, Bryan Cranston, and Winona Ryder lending their familiar faces Jeep, Mountain Dew, and Squarespace respectively. But it wasn't all laughs. Google forfeited star-power for sentiment, with its poignant spot about an aging employee, who uses the company's technology to remember his wife.

In the days leading up to the big game, brands such as McDonald's, Amazon, and Doritos looked to generate some pre-game buzz with catchy ads. As ever, celebrities are the big draw, with Kanye West, Kim Kardashian, Lil Nas X, Post Malone, Missy Elliot, Maisie Williams, and many more repping major brands in the TV spots.

Meanwhile, things got weird when Pringles enlisted Rick & Morty to introduce its new chips flavor, while Microsoft got us in our feelings in an emotional ad about the first woman to ever coach in the Super Bowl. Elsewhere, PETA's controversial Colin Kaepernick-inspired ad raised several questions about activism.

Tragically, the news of Kobe Bryant's sudden death last week has cast a dark cloud over this weekend's celebrations, causing several brands to pull or edit their commercials to respect the late NBA star. For instance, a helicopter scene was cut from John Legend and Chrissy Teigen‘s Super Bowl ad in the week leading up to Super Bowl LIV.

Browse the best Super Bowl 2020 commercials below.

Tom Brady may not be playing but he wasn’t going to be excluded from Super Bowl LIV

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Bud Light goes inside Post Malone's brain

Then crossed-over into a Tide ad

Crossovers featured heavy

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Kim Kardashian & Kanye West's fast food orders revealed in the McDonald's TV spot

A man reminisces about the love of his life with a little help from Google

Lil Nas X engages in an epic Western showdown for Doritos

Rick and Morty manage to make Pringles creepy

Molly Ringwald sang the praises of Avocados from Mexico

Hundai went full Boston

This Colin Kaepernick-inspired PETA rubbed people the wrong way

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Is Jonah Hill going to flake on Martin Scorsese?

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Missy Elliott and H.E.R. perform an original song for Pepsi

Maisie Williams sings Frozen's "Let It Go" for Audi

MC Hammer reminds us that our Cheeto hands can't touch this

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Winona goes to Winona, Minnesota, where she was born

Bill Murray appears in his first-ever nationally-televised commercial

Mountain Dew shouts out 1980s classic ‘The Shining’

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Budweiser explores what makes a “typical American”

Chris Rock is excited about Facebook Groups

Bryan Cranston and Tracee Ellis Ross bring the horror for Mountain Dew

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Michelob ULTRA gets Jimmy Fallon to work out with John Cena

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Microsoft highlights game-changer Katie Sowers

Ellen DeGeneres and Amazon wonder what people did before Alexa

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In an unexpected move, the National Football League aired an ad on police shootings

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John Legend & Chrissy Teigen's Super Bowl ad was edited after Kobe Bryant’s death

and Jason Momoa stripped for Rocket Mortgage

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