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Super Bowl LIX was no different than years past when it came to inappropriate commercials airing while families across the U.S. watched. Thankfully, the entertainment was relatively clean.

The ads are why many families choose not to watch the big game. It was a toss-up on which ad was the most offensive this year.

Carl’s Jr. aired an extremely distasteful commercial that was nothing short of soft porn starring the scantily clad Alix Earle.

Then, WeatherTech’s Super Bowl ad featured several “grandmas gone wild,” later showing one of the older women facing a guy and flashing him her chest when she won at bingo. Her back was toward the viewers, but obviously, she was revealing her chest.

Next, “Your Attention, Please,” the Novartis breast cancer awareness commercial, featured bouncing breasts up close and zoomed-in cleavage shots the entire ad. It was no surprise that YouTube disabled comments for this ad.

Of course, there also was the offensive Hellmann’s advertisement that 1MM warned parents about ahead of the big game.

All these ads had one thing in common. They were sexually suggestive and extremely inappropriate to air while families were likely watching.

Children are not immune to noticing such implied immoral behavior.

Sign the petition to the NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, urging him and the NFL to keep future Super Bowl games clean and family-friendly. Do not forget to share this information with your friends and family today!

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