David and Victoria Beckham are making their Super Bowl ad debut for Uber Eats, weeks after son Brooklyn confirmed his own partnership with the food delivery service.
Jennifer Aniston, David Schwimmer and Usher, who will perform during Sunday’s halftime show, also appear in the star-studded ad.
In part of the clip, Victoria and David jokingly ‘forget’ the name of her pop group The Spice Girls.
As he’s messing around in the kitchen with a jar of pepper in his hand, David says, “Remember when you were the pepper lady?”
A confused Victoria replies, “Wasn’t it the cinnamon sisters?” Or Paprika Girls?’
David and Victoria Beckham make their Super Bowl ad debut for Uber Eats, weeks after son Brooklyn confirmed his own partnership with the food delivery service
In part of the clip, Victoria and David jokingly ‘forget’ the name of her pop group The Spice Girls
David adds: “No, that’s absurd,” before the video cuts back to Friends stars Jennifer and David reuniting on a film set.
The Beckham’s have also recreated the viral moment from their Beckham documentary where David tells his wife to be “honest” about her middle-class upbringing.
Super Bowl ads have become a cultural phenomenon alongside the championship finals themselves, often recruiting high-profile stars for the commercials.
The hilarious, blundering ad shows the famous duo forgetting the name of the game and the big star they recruited to appear in the commercial.
The clip opens with Victoria, wearing a My Dad Had a Rolls-Royce T-shirt, saying: “So David and I are going to be in a little commercial…”
David then stuck his head into the frame – as in Beckham – and reminded her, ‘Be honest, be honest!’, about the size of the ad they appear in.
She corrects herself and says, “Okay. It’s a big commercial.’
He then says, “Tell me what it is during.”
Victoria says, “It’s during the big baseball game.”
As David switches on, “Great, big baseball game.”
The couple have also recreated the viral moment from their Beckham documentary in which David tells his wife to be ‘honest’ about her middle-class upbringing.
Victoria then says, ‘Oh was it the Hockey Bowl?’, before David agrees.
Finally, they reveal that the big guest star in their ad is none other than “Jessica” Aniston, while David confirms that they both “love Jessica.”
The text on the screen reads: ‘Whatever you forget this Sunday, remember Uber Eats.’
The ad is for Uber Eats and reminds people to order via the app while watching the famous sporting event.
It stems from their son Brooklyn’s collaboration with the delivery service, which took place in London last week.
Uber Eats launched a two-day pop-up kitchen serving Brooklyn’s favorite dishes, from takeout sandwiches to curry.
Multiple sources have reported that the average cost of a 30-second ad for the 2024 Super Bowl will be $7 million.
The commercial will air on February 11 as the Kansas City Chiefs play the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl.
Victoria created one of the most memorable moments from her husband’s documentary when she claimed to have had a ‘working class’ upbringing, despite her father owning a Rolls Royce.
In the documentary clip, Victoria claimed her family was “very working class, working class.”
David interrupted in disbelief and asked Victoria to be honest, to which she replied, “I am!” He then repeatedly asked Victoria to reveal which car her father took her to school in.
The singer finally gave in and said, “Okay. In the eighties my father had a Rolls-Royce.’
“Thank you,” David replied, and immediately left, closing the door behind him, his work done.
Last year, Victoria poked fun at herself when she pulled out a throwback photo of herself posing with the luxury motorbike in her childhood.
Victoria created one of the most memorable moments from her husband’s documentary when she claimed to have had a working-class upbringing, despite her father owning a Rolls Royce.
Victoria (right) shared a throwback photo with sister Louise on their dad’s Rolls Royce after THAT viral moment in the Beckham documentary
The Spice Girl looked adorable in the throwback snap as she posed next to her sister Louise, 40, while dressed in matching pink dresses.
They flashed cheeky grins at the camera as they sat atop the Rolls Royce, one of the most expensive brands of the 1980s.
She captioned the post with “kisses,” while tagging her sister and mother Jackie.
Victoria has also promoted the moment with a £110 ‘My Dad Had A Rolls Royce’ T-shirt as part of her self-titled clothing line.
Consisting of four episodes each lasting over an hour, Beckham features never-before-seen footage of David and his family.