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Sabrina Carpenter collabs with Pringles, salts away her manchild problems in sweet Super Bowl 60 ad

Sabrina Carpenter collabs with Pringles, salts away her manchild problems in sweet Super Bowl 60 ad

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By: Dan Johnson

One of Super Bowl 60’s most anticipated and most marquee ads was the collaboration between Pringles and Sabrina Carpenter, who brings her undeniable charisma and her well-documented dating woes to the magic of the original canned chips. Indeed, as you can see in the video below, there’s as much comedy in the bit as there is in her best melodies.

So she stacks him crisp by crisp—“Pringleleo”—then runs a full romance montage that’s equal parts cute and unhinged, even sneaking bites along the way.
Then the world does what the brand’s been screaming forever: the fans tackle him, devour him, and she caves too—because “once you pop” turns into a punchline that detonates on Super Bowl LX.

Grading the Sabrina Carpenter Pringles Super Bowl 60 ad

Grade: B+. Sabrina Carpenter commits hard, and the stacked-boyfriend visual is brand-native absurdity. It’s memorable, even though it’s also a single gag stretched to the buzzer.

Dan Johnson has been an editor, writer, and analyst for DraftKings and DraftKings Network since 2024. He’s previously held editorial posts at The Paris Review, Macmillan Publishers, Bedford/St. Martin’s Press, ASSIGNMENT Magazine, and FantasySixPack. You can find his various editorial work & writing (sports-related and non-) at all of the above.
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