Mike Myers and Dana Carvey step into memory as they step back into the shoes of their iconic Wayne’s World characters in a new Super Bowl ad.
In a ‘shameless celebrity como’, Cardi B injects her infectious personality with Wayne and Garth, as they want to encourage viewers to eat locally in support of restaurants struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The former Saturday Night Live stars now start over their reunion as they stream over the Bodak Yellow rapper.
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Gushing: Mike Myers and Dana Carvey praised Cardi B for her infectious personality and comic touch during the recording for their Wayne’s World Super Bowl ad
Respect: ‘She was beautiful and so funny and so beautiful, and came to play. “I loved working with her,” Myers told ET of his experience with the rapper.
“She was beautiful and so funny and so beautiful, and came to play. I loved working with her, ‘says Myers. ET’s Kevin Frazier referring to Cardi’s presence on set.
“She had such a funny, quirky atmosphere about her and made me laugh a lot,” Carvey said of her comic touch.
‘It was like a past and the present, and this whole culture clashes, it was interesting. I asked her how many Instagram fans she had, and she showed me her phone and it says 81 million. I said, “Oh, okay. OK.”
Trademark: Cardi slipped into Garth’s platinum wig, glasses and flannel for the ad
Eat locally: Cardi B joins the Wayne’s World Boys for an Uber Eats commercial hosted during the Super Bowl, where the trio encourage viewers to eat ‘local’ and support restaurants amid the ongoing COVID 19-pandemic
It is, according to the famous SNL sketch and two feature films, the one-minute ad opens with the theme song and is followed by the duo’s instruction to eat local.
“As a local access program, we want everyone to support local restaurants, but we’ll never manipulate you like all these ads do,” they announce.
The ad then goes on to influence the ‘eat local’ manipulation angle by including windblown glossy photos and the hosts holding mini-me babies, declaring that they ‘should never shamelessly rely on a celebrity como’ , as Cardi makes her appearance.
“Yeah eat local,” she says in a typical Cardi attitude and intonation, before the trio nods at the hugely popular TikTok outfit jumps and wardrobes under each other.
Hilarious: Myers and Carvey jokingly mention common commercial manipulation tactics in the one-minute ad
Nostalgia: The famous SNL skit, which was turned into two films in the 1990s, opened with Wayne and Garth presenting their TV access show
Wayne and Garth are finally dressed in Cardi’s forest green feather robe, and she reappears in Myers’ outfit before trying a few more times.
The native Bronx, New York, puts on Garth’s branded blonde wig and flannel shirt combo as she drops the robot on the screen. They then all resume their places in the famous basement set of their TV show for public access.
“Wayne’s World, local dinner, good time, excellent,” they shouted in harmony for the closing session in an Uber Eats twist on the theme song.
Cardi promoted the ad on her Instagram on Wednesday while joking: ‘The youngest WAG (Wayne and Garth) special guest ?! I! ‘
Social media: video gives a nod to the popular jump cut on TikTok
Party on: a series of wardrobe changes ends with the trio bumping into the coach
Rocking out: the hilarious clip features Cardi in the Garth outfit brand
The hitmaker told People: ‘You know I love to eat, and now we have to support our local restaurants, like The Griddle Cafe in LA. So many spots are struggling right now, and it’s up to us to EAT LOCALLY! So I helped Wayne and Garth with Uber Eats and my sons. ‘
The online delivery platform has allocated $ 20 million to help struggling small businesses amid countless restaurants nationwide that have been forced to close or lay off many workers since March 2020.
A 30-second ad during Super Bowl LV was initially offered at $ 5.6 million, which was about the same as last year’s cost.
Super Bowl LV, which exhausts Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, begins on Sunday, Feb. 7 at 6:30 p.m. EST.
Super Sunday: The one-minute ad airs during Super Bowl LV exhausting the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers; kick-off is at 18:30 EST