Mike Myers and Dana Carvey take a walk on the memory lane as they return to their iconic Wayne’s World characters in a new Super Bowl commercial.
In a “shameless celebrity cameo”, Cardi B injects his infectious personality with Wayne and Garth, while trying to encourage spectators to eat locally in support of restaurants fighting during the COVID-19 pandemic.
former Saturday Night Live stars now they open up about their reunion as they gush at rapper Bodak Yellow.
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Gushing: Mike Myers and Dana Carvey praised Cardi B for her infectious personality and comic touch during filming for Wayne’s World Super Bowl commercial
Respect: “She was cute and so funny and so beautiful and she came to play. I enjoyed working with her, “Myers told ET about his experience on set with the rapper.
“She was cute and so funny and so beautiful and she came to play. I enjoyed working with her, “said Myers ETs Kevin Frazier, referring to Cardi’s presence on the set.
“She had such a funny, weird atmosphere about her and it made me laugh a lot,” Carvey said of her comic touch.
“It was like a past and a present, and this whole clash of cultures was interesting. I asked her how many followers she has on Instagram and she showed me her phone and said 81 million. I said, “Oh, good. OK.”
Trademark: Cardi slipped into the platinum wig, glasses and flannel for advertising
Eat Locally: Cardi B teams up with Wayne’s World boys for an Uber Eats commercial during the Super Bowl, where the trio encourages spectators to “eat locally” and support restaurants amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic
True to form the famous SNL script and two feature films, the one-minute ad opens with the theme song and is followed by the duo’s instructions to eat locally.
“As a local access show, we want everyone to support local restaurants, but we would never manipulate you like all the other commercials do,” they announce.
The ad then continues to play on the “eat locally” manipulation angle, including glamorous photos blown by the wind and the hosts supporting the mini-me children, as it states that it “never shamelessly relies on a celebrity cameo” as Cardi he makes his appearance.
“Yes, eat locally,” she says with a typical Cardi attitude and intonation, before the trio nods at the very popular TikTok suit to change costumes and change wardrobes with each other.
Hilarious: Myers and Carvey jokingly cite common commercial manipulation tactics in the one-minute ad
Nostalgia: the famous SNL script, which was turned into two films in the nineties, opened with Wayne and Garth hosting the TV show
Wayne and Garth end up dressed in Cardi’s green feathered forest coat, and she reappears in Myers’ outfit before trying a few more times.
The native of the Bronx, New York, also knocks down the blonde Garth wig and the flannel shirt combo while throwing the robot on the screen. Then, everyone resumes their seats on the famous basement of their publicly accessible TV show.
“Wayne’s world, local food, delicious time, great,” he shouted in unison for the final jam session, in an Uber Eats spin on the song.
Cardi promoted the ad on Instagram on Wednesday, while joking: “The latest special guest WAG (Wayne and Garth) ?! ME!’
Social networking: the video gives a nod to the popular clothing on TikTok
Party: a series of wardrobe changes ends with the trio locking on the bus
Rocking out: the hilarious clip featured Cardi in Garth clothing
Developing the partnership decision with SNL and Uber Eats, the successful producer told people: “You know I like to eat and right now we have to support our local restaurants, like The Griddle Cafe in LA. the spots are fighting right now and it’s up to us to eat LOCALLY! That’s why I teamed up with Uber Eats and my boys Wayne and Garth to help.
The online delivery platform has allocated $ 20 million to help small businesses struggling amid countless restaurants nationwide that have been forced to close altogether or lay off many workers since March 2020.
A 30-second commercial during the LV Super Bowl was initially auctioned at $ 5.6 million, which was about the same as last year’s cost.
The Super Bowl LV, which pits the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, begins Sunday, Feb. 7, at 6:30 p.m. EST.
Super Sunday: The one-minute announcement will air during Super Bowl LV, which pits the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers; the start is at 18:30 EST