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Ben Affleck's Epic DunKings Super Bowl Return!

30 Jan

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Summary

  • Affleck stars in his fourth Dunkin' Super Bowl commercial.
  • A teaser hints at a cinematic pitch involving 'DunKings'.
  • Previous ads featured stars like J.Lo, Matt Damon, and Tom Brady.
Ben Affleck's Epic DunKings Super Bowl Return!

Ben Affleck is once again returning to screens for Dunkin's 2026 Super Bowl commercial, marking his fourth consecutive appearance. A teaser for the upcoming 60-second spot shows the actor excitedly pitching a new idea, referencing "DunKings" and suggesting "what's cringe is good." This concept echoes his 2024 Super Bowl ad where he, alongside Matt Damon and Tom Brady, attempted to form a Dunkin'-themed boy band. That commercial's popularity led to a line of DunKings apparel and a special coffee drink.

The tradition began in 2023 with a hidden camera-style commercial featuring Affleck as a Dunkin' employee, surprised by Jennifer Lopez at the drive-thru. In 2025, the DunKings narrative continued with a "movie" expanding the lore, and included stars like Jeremy Strong and Bill Belichick. The current teaser indicates a return to the "DunKings" theme, with Affleck's enthusiastic pitch suggesting a meta-commentary on past projects and Hollywood. The commercial is scheduled to air during Super Bowl LX, continuing Dunkin's engagement with pop culture and celebrity endorsements.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Ben Affleck has starred in Dunkin' commercials during the Super Bowl in 2023, 2024, 2025, and is set to appear in the 2026 ad.
The 'DunKings' concept was a Dunkin'-themed boy band formed by Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, and Tom Brady in the 2024 Super Bowl commercial, which also inspired merchandise.
Previous Dunkin' Super Bowl ads featuring Ben Affleck have included Jennifer Lopez, Matt Damon, Tom Brady, Jeremy Strong, and Bill Belichick.

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