Snickers Commercial

"Snickers Superbowl "K. C. Chefs" Commercial (1996)" This Super Bowl ad shows an old man carefully painting the football field for the Kansas City Chiefs. It lovingly and painstakingly paints the entire field, and then a player comes up to him and asks him who the "Chefs" are. He made a typo on the field and will need to do it again. Hey, that's great, but who are the Chefs? No going anywhere for a while? Great googly moogly. Grab a Snickers. Hey, you spelled it... Ahhhh! 96 Snickers Hungry? Why Wait?

Check out the new Snickers TV ad where Mr Bean demonstrates that you’re not Kung Fu when you’re #hungry. "Snickers Mr Bean TV advert" Chung! Focus! Think about our training. Chung! You can't concentrate when you're hungry! Eat a Snickers! Better? Better. You're not you when you're hungry. Snickers. Get some nuts. You're Not You When You're Hungry Snickers Get Some Nuts #hungry

Popisms says: One of the funniest, yet way too creepy, commercials ever... We meet Mrs. Jensen in a dimly lit grocery store. She is walking down the last aisle containing the holiday candy for the Halloween season. Next to shelves of plastic pumpkins and piles of bags of bite-sized Snickers stands a giant "old woman" who is insanely tall with arms down to her knees. The giant is a set of kids with one sitting on the other's shoulders. They are wrapped in a leopard print robe and speak in a high pressed voice from under a wavy gray wig and behind a white mask plastered in eye shadow and lipstick. This beast stops poor Mrs. Jensen noting that she doesn't have any Snickers. Helpful as ever, they begin scooping bags of candy into her cart after caressing her chin with a fake hand on a stick. Mrs. Jensen has to try to get away more than once as they continue to shovel Snickers bars into her cart. The bottom kid pokes his head through the middle of the robe, celebrating their success, but he is hushed to keep up their cover. Hello Mrs. Jensen. You don't have any Snickers in your shopping cart. The neighborhood kids love Snickers on Halloween. Let me help you. I'm only helping. We're definitely going to her house. Shhhh! This Halloween, nothing satisfies like Snickers. Snickers satisfies.

The commercial begins with a football team, the Hawks, in a huddle, asking their coach what they should do. Their coach, Robin Williams, is a little loopy, making some strange suggestions to his team. The assistant coach leans in and suggests that the coach eat a Snickers, because he gets a little loopy when he's hungry. The coach eats a Snickers, and returns to his normal self, telling the team to get out on the field and get it done. As the team runs back to the field, the cheerleaders have formed a pyramid, cheering for the football players. The cheerleader on top of the pyramid, Bobcat Goldthwait, falls to the ground, landing on his face. Clearly, this cheerleader is in need of a Snickers to satisfy the hunger. 4th down, coach. What do we do? I'll tell you what we do. I want you to go on the field, look for anything with an "O". Let's kill them! With kindness. Jimmy! I want you to make balloon animals. Tyler, make little tea cozies, something fun. Are you OK? Ha ha ha ha ha! We will win this for mother Russia! Coach, eat a Snickers. Why is that, chief? You get a little loopy when you're hungry. Better? Better. Now let's go for it! Go get 'em guys! Ahhhh! You're not you when you're hungry. Snickers satisfies. Hawks Snickers You're not you when you're hungry. Snickers Satisfies

This commercial shows a salesman at a carpet store taking a break and eating a Snickers candy bar. A man in a suit comes over to him and asks if he can help the man enjoy his Snickers. He picks up a guitar and starts singing a song about the delicious ingredients in the chocolate bar. At first he thinks it's strange, then he starts to enjoy it, and at the end, he's even singing along. Can I help you enjoy that Snickers? (Lyrics) Happy peanuts soar over chocolate covered mountaintops And waterfalls of caramel Prancing nugget in the meadow Sings a song of satisfaction To the world To the world. That's right. Snickers Most satisfying.