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Addison Rae Dodges McConaughey's Football Conspiracy
3 Feb
Summary
- Rae stars in a customizable Uber Eats Super Bowl commercial.
- McConaughey theorizes football is a food-selling ploy.
- Fans can create their own ads featuring various celebrities.
Addison Rae is featured in Uber Eats' new customizable Super Bowl commercial, interacting with Matthew McConaughey and Bradley Cooper. In the ad, McConaughey presents a conspiracy theory that football is fundamentally a ploy for companies to sell food, a notion Cooper tries to debunk.
During a scene set at an Eagles game, McConaughey draws Rae into the conversation, suggesting food references in sports are not always literal. Rae, seen drinking Diet Pepsi, distances herself from the theory, stating, "Don't drag me into this."
This interactive campaign allows fans to assemble their own commercials using scenes from various celebrities, including Amelia Dimoldenberg, Tramell Tillman, and Sauce Gardner. The 2026 Super Bowl is scheduled for Sunday, February 8, at 6:30 p.m. ET, with Bad Bunny headlining the halftime show.
Rae's appearance follows her recent performance at the Grammy Awards, where she sang "Fame Is a Gun" from her debut album, Addison.
