Campbell's Soup TV Commercial, 'Super Bowl 50: This One's for Mom'
“Super Bowl 50: This One”
About This Ad
Through the eyes of a football player, we see his mother's unconditional support as he grows up playing the game. His helmet changes over the years as well as the teams he plays in, but his mother is always there to cheer him on; through rain, sunshine, wins and losses, she is his biggest fan. Eventually, he earns a spot in the NFL playing for the Green Bay Packers and Campbell's Soup declares, "This one's for Mom."
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