Brand Marketing

Super Bowl Ads Low on Testosterone, High on Cultural Awareness

After a year of scandals, frat-boy humor gets shut down

By Kat Gordon

January 25, 2015

Can you hear that? That's the sound of the National Football League breathing a huge sigh of relief that advertisers still want to sidle up to the Super Bowl buffet, after a rocky year that gave "let's go to the videotape" entirely new meaning.

Kat Gordon
@katgordon Kat Gordon is the founder of The 3 Percent Movement.
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