Monster Super Bowl Commercial Stars A Beaver

Jan 26 2010, 5:00am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

According to a report on the New York Times, Monster.com will star a beaver in their Super Bowl commercial. A beaver? That reminds me of the hyper successful GoDaddy Beaver ad from 2008. The Monster.com Super Bowl 2010 commercial is featuring a real beaver. Ok, not that real, as this beaver plays the violin.

Monster.com has a new theme with "Get a Monster Advantage". A TV commercial from the new campaign already ran this weekend starring a BoogeyMan. You can watch this Monster.com ad below.
Monster.com will compete again against CareerBuilder at the Super Bowl. CareerBuilder sourced their ads from a competition like Doritos. More details about the Career Builder Super Bowl 2010 Commercial.

Just like last year, we will be featuring our Super Bowl for Geeks Guide for the Super Bowl 2010. Of course the Super Bowl for Geeks Guide is all about the Super Bowl Ads and not the game. The Super Bowl XLIV takes place on Sunday, February 7th in Florida in the Sun Life Stadium.
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