Some Advertisers Can’t Say ‘Superbowl’

You may have heard ads this week that tried to say ‘Superbowl’ but really didn’t. That’s because they are not allowed to unless they are a paying sponsor. But, many companies have tie ins and promotions that go hand in hand with the ‘big game’ as the NFL lawyers would prefer us to call it.

Come on. That’s like a certain company forcing us to say, “May I have a facial tissue to blow my nose?” Or another company getting angry when people say, “Let’s go rollerblading”.

Oh, I’m sure there’s all sorts of laws about this but let’s be realistic. The game is called the Superbowl. So let’s call it the Superbowl. So with that, I am officially making Adrants a non-paying sponsor of the:

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Seeyou there.

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