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We wouldn't dare tell you who we think will win the big game on February 13, but what we can do is show you some of the best Super Bowl commercials ever made.

There's such a wide variety of spots out there, including ones that have won awards, a few that gained 10s of millions of viewers on YouTube and even one that started a years-long campaign that will remain in our minds forever. And considering that this year, the cost of a commercial is $6.5 million (almost double the price in 2012), we have very high expectations for Super Bowl LVI.

From the ads that make us laugh out loud to the ones that pull at the heartstrings, here are the 42 Super Bowl spots we can't forget. (Best enjoyed with chips and dip. And maybe some tissues.)
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39. Audi: The Chase (2009)

Action hero Jason Statham takes us on a wild ride as he speeds through past decades in different Audi cars. Eagle-eyed fans will notice quite a few references, from Miami Vice to the popular Transporter franchise.

35. FedEx: The Lollipop Guild (2000)

In this clever homage to The Wizard of Oz, FedEx recreates the classic scene where the Munchkins welcome Dorothy with a song. Only this time, they run into an obstacle, which forces FedEx to come to the rescue with a special package. Although the ad was ultimately pulled due to safety concerns raised by the National Inhalant Prevention Council, it still gets points for creativity.

34. Nike: Hare Jordan (1993)

Folks, allow us to introduce the fun ad that inspired the live-action animated movie, Space Jam. For the first time, Bugs Bunny teams up with Michael Jordan for an intense game on the court-while sporting the new Air Jordans, of course.

33. Esurance: Sorta Pharmacy (2015)

In this ad, Breaking Bad's Walter White (Bryan Cranston) takes on a new role as a mysterious pharmacist, better known as "Sorta Greg," and it's nothing short of brilliant. Say his name.

32. Kia: The Truth (2012)

Laurence Fishburne dons his black shades and trench coat to reprise his Matrix role as Morpheous in this sleek ad, making us all question, yet again, what's real and what's not. *Slowly reaches for the red key*

24. Kia: Hero's Journey (2017)

You know anything starring Melissa McCarthy is going to be good, and this funny ad-which was Kia's eighth consecutive Super Bowl appearance-definitely delivers. It even won the USA Today Ad Meter popularity contest.

22. Pepsi: Cindy Crawford (1992)

Cindy Crawford stepping out of a red Lamborghini in a white tank top was the ideal way for Pepsi to draw attention to their new can design. The commercial became so popular that the company even brought the model back for their 2018 spot.

16. Monster.com: When I Grow Up (1999)

Ad Age ended up naming this tragically-comedic spot Ad of the Year. "Before the Super Bowl, Monster.com's traffic was running at about 1.5 unique visitors per month," the outlet reported in 2000. "For the remainder of 1999, it averaged 2.5 million visitors per month." Pretty impressive.

15. Walmart: Famous Cars (2019)

To promote their new pickup service, Walmart went all out and paid homage to a host of iconic cars from our favorite films. Among the rides are the Batmobile, the Mystery Machine from Scooby-Doo, the Mutt Cutts Van from Dumb and Dumber and Ecto-1 from Ghostbusters.

13. MCDONALD'S: THE SHOWDOWN (1993)

Larry Bird and Michael Jordan play a crazy game of H*O*R*S*E for Jordan's Big Mac. Sure, the shots are impressive, but this one lives on thanks to the famous "nothing but net" catch phrase.

11. Tide: It's a Tide Ad (2018)

Stranger Things star David Harbour proves his comedic chops in this clever Tide ad, which suggests that if we see anyone in a random commercial with stain-free clothes, then it's got to be because of the brand's detergent. We dare you to watch without laughing.

9. Wendy's: Where's the beef (1984)

Yup, Wendy's has been throwing shade at its competitors for over 35 years (!). And before there was social media, they opted to do their trolling via Super Bowl commercials. Not only did "Where's the beef" instantly become a catch phrase, but the fast-food chain's sales jumped 31 percent that year, according to the Tampa Bay Times.

6. Coca-Cola: Mean Joe Greene (1979)

It may not be the funniest or smartest Super Bowl commercial ever, but this all-time favorite from Coca-Cola starring the Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle is definitely one of the most iconic.
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The 42 Best Super Bowl Commercials of All Time

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