From funny antics by celebrities to serious spots with a social message, here's a look at the best ads from Super Bowl LI.
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Bye, Bye, Bye
Bai
With the help of Christopher Walken and Justin Timberlake, the drink company uses the song "Bye Bye Bye" from Timberlake's former band *NSYNC to get people to "buy Bai."
Melissa McCarthy tries to save the world
Kia
Melissa McCarthy is ready and willing to save the Earth in Kia's ad for its 2017 Niro, but this spot proves no good deed goes unpunished. The spot shows her going on a variety of environment-saving missions with hilarious outcomes.
Super Bowl Baby Legends
NFL
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The NFL showed off its adorable side by dressing up babies as different Super Bowl legends.
Budweiser salutes its immigrant roots
Budweiser
This traces Adolphus Busch's journey from Germany to Saint Louis in the 1800s as he follows his dream to brew beer. Along the way, he is met by Americans who tell him he's not welcome. Though the company has been working on the spot since May, it became more topical because of President Donald Trump's recent immigration ban, according to the Associated Press.
Skittles goes for the classic laughs
Skittles
Skittles goes for giggles brought on by the "I didn't see that coming" factor in its spot, which starts with a young man trying to get the attention of a love interest by throwing Skittles into her window.
Audi tackles pay inequality
Audi
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In a reference to gender pay inequality, the commercial asks, "What do I tell my daughter? ... Do I tell her that her dad is worth more than her mom?"
Justin Bieber highlights favorite touchdown celebration moves
T-Mobile
Justin Bieber leads a massive celebration/dance party in this ad that also features New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski and former NFL star Terrell Owens.
Hair, hair and more hair
It's a 10 Hair Care
His hair, baby hair, dog hair and back hair. It's all about having great hair in this hilarious commercial.
Tom Brady flaunts his fifth ring
Shields Health Care Group
In an ad released after the Patriots' win, Tom Brady goes in for an MRI. Asked to remove his jewelry, he takes off his first four Super Bowl rings. Then he adds, "I forgot this one. It's kind of new," and takes his fifth ring out of his pocket.