Unlike the majority of Super Bow LVI ads, whose music either relied heavily on licensed tracks from popular artists or filled a generic scoring role, Comma’s original music stood apart as an irreplaceable creative element in the top ad. This spot highlights how mood follows music, whether it’s the frenetic and friendly sound of Barbie, the tongue-in-cheek melodrama of “Better Offer Betty” and “Cash Offer Carl”, or the edgy and dramatic sounds of Skeletor. Along with the original music scored to the spot, Comma’s extensive library proved invaluable for the teasers leading up to the big game.

In addition to the USA TODAY Ad Meter, Comma and Rocket Mortgage/Rocket Homes also took top marks from Ad Age and Adweek, earning five out of five stars and landing in the top three, respectively. In many ways, this comes as no surprise, as Comma has a long history of Super Bowl victories. In the last two decades, Comma has provided music for a Super Bowl spot more often than not. Wherever you look, Comma is on the list of top Super Bowl commercials of all time^[1][2][3] whether it’s Rocket Mortgage “Comfortable” featuring Jason Momoa, Reebok “Terry Tate: Office Linebacker“, or McDonald’s “The Showdown” featuring Larry Bird and Michael Jordan.