Photo Courtesy of Instagram (@iamcardib)
Cardi B and Offset may be starring in a Super Bowl commercial for McDonald’s, according to TMZ.
TMZ reported on Tuesday that the rapper couple’s commercial, set to air during the biggest event in American football on February 12th, will feature the couple promoting the fast food giant in a Valentine’s Day theme.
Cardi B, 30, and Reebok recently ended their four-year partnership.
Reebok CEO Todd Krinsky stated that the partnership with Cardi has successfully pushed boundaries and promoted inclusivity and self-expression. He also expressed gratitude for the opportunity to collaborate with someone as talented and iconic as Cardi B.
“We’re so grateful for our partnership with Cardi over the years,” said Krinsky. “Having the opportunity to collaborate with someone as passionate, iconic, and talented as her is an unmatched experience and will certainly leave a lasting impact on the brand.”
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On her Instagram, Cardi posted the second part of her “Let Me Be…Next Level Energy” final collection with Reebok. Cardi explained
that she wanted to make the final collection to be huge.“For my final collection with Reebok, I had to make sure we brought it to the next level. I needed every piece from the slides to the jumpsuit to be as big, bold, and fun as we could make them,” Cardi said.
Similarly, Offset recently celebrated his 31st birthday and has had a few brand deals, specifically with his fellow Migos members. The trio partnered with Finish Line in 2017 while also being featured in a 2019 Mountain Dew commercial.
We’re excited to see what the couple cooks up for the Super Bowl. Like McDonald’s says, we’re lovin’ it.
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