Tubi Super Bowl 2023 Commercial, Super Bowl Viewers Are Terrified By The Interface Interruption Ad From Tubi
by P Nandhini
Updated Feb 14, 2023
Tubi Super Bowl 2023
During the 2023 Super Bowl, Tubi won the prize for most valued chaos-creator in under 15 seconds. Fox-owned streaming service Tubi ran a 15-second commercial on Sunday night during the Super Bowl that sparked chaos among viewers. Greg Olsen and Kevin Burkhardt, the game's commentators, appeared to return from a commercial break in the advertisement, but someone with the remote started clicking and switching the channel away from the game to Tubi. The Tubi logo then appears once the user clicks on the 2005 movie "Mr. and Mrs. Smith." What was the outcome of the advertisement? absolute outrage. On Twitter, viewers expressed their frustration and confusion.
Tubi Super Bowl 2023 Commercial
Following the brand's divisive Super Bowl 2023 commercial, support from fans may be on the wane for Tubi. On Sunday, the streaming service released an "Interface Interruption" 15-second commercial that deceived viewers into thinking they missed a portion of the big game. The Fox Sports broadcasters Kevin Burkhardt and Greg Olsen spoke at the start of the advertisement, giving the impression that the football game was once again on. However, in a split second, it seemed as though someone was browsing the TV app's Tubi watching library for something to watch.
“No, you didn’t sit on the remote. But on Super Bowl Sunday, we fooled audiences into thinking they did,” the company said in the title of its YouTube advertisement yesterday. When fans first saw the Tubi commercial, their mouths dropped, and they weren't happy with the video.
What Is Tubi?
According to its website, Tubi is a free, advertisement-supported video streaming service offering access to over 40,000 movies and TV series. In the first quarter of 2022, Tubi recorded 51 million active users and 3.6 billion hours of viewing. The platform has adverts in order to generate revenue from the content its partners produce while maintaining a free service for users. Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku, and other smart TVs and streaming devices all support the Tubi app. Search for "Tubi" in the app store on your smartphone, then select the install button to download Tubi.
Super Bowl 2023
The Super Bowl is the National Football League's (NFL) final playoff game each year to decide the league champion. Since 1966, it has taken the place of the NFL Championship Game as the season-ending game for each NFL season. The match has been held on the second Sunday in February every year since 2022. Early to mid-January Sundays from 1967 to 1978, late January Sundays from 1979 to 2003, and the first Sunday of February from 2004 through 2021 were all used for previous Super Bowls. The Vince Lombardi Trophy, named after the head coach of the Green Bay Packers who won the first two Super Bowls, is given to winning teams. The "Super Bowl" is frequently referred to as the "big game" or other generic phrases by non-sponsoring firms as a result of the NFL prohibiting the usage of its "Super Bowl" trademark. The day of the contest is frequently referred to as "Super Sunday" or "Super Bowl Sunday".
Tubi Super Bowl 2023 Commercial: FAQs
Social media exploded with reaction videos after Tubi fooled Super Bowl viewers across the country with an ad that looked like the channel was being changed to their streaming platform.
The Tubi commercial that aired during the Super Bowl was likely one of the most talked about ads this year after it fooled many into thinking someone sat on the remote.
The 15-second commercial made it seem like the 2023 Super Bowl broadcast had returned from a commercial break when, suddenly, the TV screen exited the game and opened the Tubi app. "No, you didn't sit on the remote," Tubi said in the video's description on YouTube.
Tubi is available for free on Android, iOS, Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Xfinity X1, Xbox, Samsung Smart TVs, Sony Smart TVs, PlayStation and the web.
Showing ads is how we keep our thousands of movies and TV shows free for everyone! We do not offer a subscription service to watch ad-free. Our ad breaks are short (one to two minutes long, on average) and happen approximately every 15 minutes or so.