TAMPA, Fla. - The latest news on Super Bowl commercials. (All times EST.) 10 p.m.Smartphone-based stock market investment service Robinhood bought its.
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In the spot, Schrader rips a few comedic lines while the bearded Michael Langsdale lathers up apparently naked outdoors. It’s all shot from the waist up.
“His life’s about to change it’s pretty wild,” said a laughing Spitzer, who went to high school with Langsdale. “After this thing runs, there’s going to be a hundred million people who see your face in an instant.”
For Spitzer, this is the next step in a media career that started humbly at NBC 7 San Diego in 2009.
“I started as a broadcast writer,” Spitzer said. “That one year of my life at NBC totally changed my life.”
The head of a local marketing company warned San Diego comedian James Schrader that he had better go to the grocery store right away if he wants any privacy before Sunday’s Super Bowl when his face will be seen by 100 million people.
“He already gets stopped at least weekly by someone saying, ‘You’re the guy from the soap ads,’” explains Raindrop agency’s CEO
Jacques Spitzer.
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Schrader is the pitchman who’ll appear in a wild and whacky Super Bowl commercial for Dr. Squatch men’s soap, along with San Diegan
Michael Langsdale.
The men’s hygiene product firm, which moved a year or so ago from its Little Italy home to the L.A. area, has purchased its first Super Bowl spot, a 30-second national ad.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Dr. Squatch, the fast-growing startup changing how men approach personal care, announced its first-ever national ad spot during Super Bowl LV. This announcement comes after a few years of tremendous growth for the brand, including over $100M in revenue for 2020, over 350% increase in sales year-over-year for the last two years, and 300M+ total views on its YouTube channel to date, making it one of the platform s most viral brands. We are incredibly proud and humbled to see how fast our brand has grown over the past few years, said Founder & CEO of Dr. Squatch, Jack Haldrup. Our goal is to inspire and educate men to be happier and healthier. We re excited to reach a new audience and spread the word about the Dr. Squatch brand to millions of new consumers at the Big Game on Sunday.