Doja Cat Watch the Taco Bell “The Grande Escape” Super Bowl 2022 commercial starring Doja Cat.

Taco Bell is back in the Super Bowl limelight, announcing that it will release an ad for the Big Game after a five-year hiatus. Celebrating its 60-year anniversary this year, the restaurant chain will air a 30-second commercial in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl 56 that “celebrates a modern expression of Live Más.”

According to an August 2021 survey among viewers in the United States, 43 percent of respondents said they tuned in to the Super Bowl to watch the commercials. When it came to women, this figure rose to 60 percent, while 24 percent of men said they tuned in to the big game in order to watch ads.

Because of the Super Bowl's popularity, advertisers know that they can reach a huge audience during this time. This massive viewership means that companies are willing to pay top dollar for advertising spots during the game.

Pete Davidson Becomes 'Toned Down' Version of Himself, Peter Davidson, in Taco Bell Commercial.

Pete Davidson Yahoo Finance's Akiko Fujita explains why Taco Bell hired Pete Davidson as its Chief Apologist. In a new ad featuring comedian Pete Davidson called "The Apology," Taco Bell (YUM) is saying it's "sorry" for going "too far" for cooking up too many "innovative" breakfast offerings.

12. For $22, the new Ultimate GameDay Box comes with one Mexican pizza, eight crispy chicken wings, two spicy ranch dipping sauces, and four crunchy tacos meant to be shared with a crowd. The Ultimate Game Day Box at taco bell with chicken wings, Mexican pizza and crunchy tacos.

114.4 million viewers That's 2.1 million more than the 113 million viewers initially reported after the game, making it the most-watched Super Bowl of all time, topping the 114.4 million viewers who watched New England dramatically win Super Bowl XLIX on NBC in 2015.

A Doritos commercial featuring two men attacked in a gym for stealing someone else's Doritos was seen by an estimated 116.2 million viewers last Super Bowl Sunday, making it the most watched television commercial of all time, according to The Nielsen Company.

In fact, the most expensive Super Bowl ad of all time was 2020 – a tie between Amazon and Google. The lengths of the commercials were 90 seconds, costing a whopping total of $16.8 million for each company.

Most expensive Super Bowl ads 2021 84 Lumber's "The Journey Begins" and Ford's "Go Further" Super Bowl 2017 ads both came in second with a cost of 16.2 million dollars, while Chrysler's "America's Import" Super Bowl 2014 ad rounded out the top three with a cost of 16 million.

Pete Davidson Pete Davidson Apologizes on Behalf of Taco Bell for Going Too Far With Breakfast Innovation. Less is more when it comes to breakfast at Taco Bell®; the brand enlists help from Pete Davidson to apologize for going too far before 11 A.M.