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T-Mobile’s 3rd Super Bowl ad talks about 5G Home Internet

Just before the Big Game took place, T-Mobile launched its third commercial for the occasion. This new video highlights T-Mo’s 5G Home Internet service and features Scrubs’ Zach Braff and Donald Faison. It is a video that is entirely different from the earlier launched T-Mobile #DoItForThePhones ads that starred Dolly Parton and Miley Cyrus. The 90-second video talks about T-Mobile’s 5G Home Internet service. The Un-carrier took this opportunity to highlight the service and how American households … [read full article]

T-Mobile releases teaser for Super Bowl

Super Bowl LVI is only a few days away and T-Mobile is already teasing the public on how it is participating in the event.  Turning to Twitter, T-Mobile revealed that they will be joining Super Bowl LVI for the 8th straight time. They released a teaser on Twitter with a video that starred Dolly Parton and Miley Cyrus.  This is the first time that a godmother-goddaughter tandem is being showcased … [read full article]

T-Mobile’s Super Bowl LV ad gets rejected

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The Super Bowl is one thing that many look forward to every year. Despite the health crisis, the game continued to bring in hundreds of avid football fans to its stadiums. But more importantly, many host parties at home so they could watch the games together and enjoy the half-time performance. Because of the sheer volume of people who support the game, it’s no surprise that brands use these events to showcase some of their products and … [read full article]

T-Mobile’s fourth Super Bowl LI ad includes a risqué Verizon customer service call

As expected, T-Mobile ran a fourth ad during Super Bowl LI. The fourth ad stars Kristen Schaal, but this time she’s talking to a Verizon customer service rep about her data overages, asking if she’s going to be punished and about Verizon’s taxes and fees. Like Schaal’s other ad for T-Mobile, this one’s pretty risqué. T-Mobile CEO John Legere then posted a follow-up … [read full article]