Super Bowl Commercial Analysis

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Super Bowl Commercials are always the highlight of the evening. But the choice of the best commercial that is a little tougher. This years best commercial was the Hyundai commercial that stars Kevin Hart. They used comedy and goofiness to win over the customers. Kevin Hart is a comedian so he is best fit for the role of the over protective dad. The customers will remember the commercial if it is funny and as they think about the commercial more they want the product more. This is the year's best Superbowl commercial. The commercial starts out as a boyfriend coming to pick up the daughter form the house. As they are about to leave dad shows up and hands boyfriend the keys. They get in the car and drive off. As they drive off dad looks at his

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