Wayne and Garth are back in Uber Eats Super Bowl spot

(Wayne, Garth and Cardi B. Exsqueeze me?!)

The Super Bowl was made for Super Bowl parties. Except this year. But that doesn’t mean we can’t order from Uber Eats and party on. You know, like Wayne and Garth.

Mike Myers and Dana Carvey, the stars who created and brought to life local-access legends Wayne Campbell and Garth Algar on the classic Saturday Night Live, Wayne’s World skits and on the big screen, have reunited to ask viewers to ‘Eat Local’ on behalf of Uber Eats.

Joining them in Wayne’s basement rec room is chart-topping rapper Cardi B, who flexes her flair for comedy in the 60-second Super Bowl spot, which will air in the third quarter.

The spot, ‘Eat Local’, by independent creative company Special Group U.S. and Australia, opens with the memorable, guitar riff intro: “Wayne’s World, party time, excellent.”

Previously, the Uber Eats celebrity face-offs have included Sir Patrick Stewart and Mark Hamill featuring in a verbal food fight and a match-up on the gymnastics floor between Olympic medalist, Simone Biles, and ‘Queer Eye’ star Jonathan Van Ness. 

The spot leverages Wayne and Garth’s personalities to give the advertising industry some good-natured ribbing.

The pair wants viewers to support their local restaurants but claim they’d never manipulate audiences to do so. Of course, the rest of the spot is a mash-up of some of the industry’s classic persuasive tactics. There’s subliminal messaging, a cutaway of Garth, with flowing, blonde curls attempting a sex-sells approach and Wayne bouncing a lookalike baby in an ‘Eat Local’ t-shirt on his knee.

“We’d never shamelessly rely on a celebrity cameo,” says Wayne, as the camera pulls back to show special guest Cardi B perched on the rec-room couch, making a celebrity cameo. Cardi B joins the guys the latest TikTok trend- jumping and snapping into other clothes. The spot ends with an invitation to visit the Eat Local website to locate affiliated restaurants. Watch below:


ALSO READ: Don Cheadle leads “all-star cast?” in new Michelob ULTRA Organic Seltzer Super Bowl spot


“We’re so excited to partner with Mike Myers and Dana Carney to bring Wayne’s World back to help support local restaurants,” said Danielle Hawley, global executive creative director at Uber. “We hope that by reuniting local access stars Wayne and Garth, accompanied by none other than Cardi B on the Super Bowl stage, we encourage America to Eat Local.”

Supporting Local Restaurants

The Uber Eats spot goes well beyond the Super Bowl. A 30-second teaser fittingly previewed during Saturday Night Live on 30th January. Myers will appear on fellow SNL-alum Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show on 4th February to talk about reviving Wayne for Uber Eats along with the app-based delivery service’s $20 million restaurant-relief program.

William Gelner, Special Group U.S.’s chief creative officer, said: “We’re using our place on the world’s biggest stage to do something truly important: support local restaurants. And to do so we’re bringing the original local access TV heroes, Wayne and Garth. We’ve all seen a lot of work that does ‘good’. But this one does it while making people laugh. It feels like the world could really use that right now.”

In addition to appearing in the Super Bowl campaign, Myers and Carvey will appear in a two and a half-hour video, starring rock icon Alice Cooper, that rolls the credits for the 100,000 local restaurants available on the Uber Eats app.

The video will be posted on YouTube and Uber Eats’ social-media outlets immediately after the big game. 

“We know it’s a rare person who would sit down through all these restaurant listings, so we made the video scrollable by location and we also made it fun to watch,” added Gelner. “Alice, Mike and Dana chat about the origins of football, goof around with 3D glasses and they even compose and perform a song. They make it well worth the watch. The video also taps into the Slow TV trend where people stream such things as real-time train rides.”

Excellent.


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CREDITS:

CLIENT: UBER EATS

  • VP GLOBAL MARKETING: Thomas Ranese
  • GLOBAL EXECUTIVE CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Danielle Hawley
  • HEAD OF MARKETING US/CAN: Georgie Jeffreys
  • GLOBAL HEAD OF BRAND: Shivram Vaideswaran
  • GLOBAL EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Otto Linwood
  • HEAD OF CAMPAIGN AND PARTNER MARKETING: Lauren Hussey
  • GLOBAL CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Natalie Purbrick
  • SENIOR BUSINESS AFFAIRS MANAGER: Rashad Suarez
  • GLOBAL SOCIAL LEAD: Chris Jackson
  • CONSUMER COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER: Lexi Levin Mitchel
  • MARKETING MANAGER: Vrinda Jhawar
  • MEDIA MANAGER: Gracie Childress

AGENCY: SPECIAL GROUP U.S./Australia

  • FOUNDING PARTNER / CEO: Lindsey Evans
  • FOUNDING PARTNER / MANAGING DIRECTOR: Cade Heyde
  • CCO / PARTNER: Tom Martin, Julian Schreiber and William Gelner
  • CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Dave Horton and Matthew Woodhams-Roberts (all mediums)
  • CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Eron Broughton (social)
  • COPYWRITER: Jon Marshall (TVCs)
  • ART DIRECTOR: Amy Su (stills)
  • ACCOUNT DIRECTORS: Caitlin Miller and Carine Johannes
  • SENIOR PRODUCERS: Esther Perls (all mediums) and Jamie Ostrove
  • BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Jeff Estow
  • CELEBRITY MANAGEMENT: The Marketing Arm
  • CELEBRITY + IP PROCUREMENT VP : Matt Fleming

PRODUCTION: SMUGGLER

  • DIRECTOR: Guy Shelmerdine
  • CO-FOUNDERS: Patrick Milling-Smith and Brian Carmody
  • EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Allison Kunzman
  • CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER: Andrew Colon
  • HEAD OF PRODUCTION: Alex Hughes
  • PRODUCER: Donald Taylor

SOCIAL PRODUCTION: FANCIFUL FOX

  • DIRECTOR: Richard Downie
  • EP: James Toth
  • PRODUCER: Brian Walsh

EDIT: CARTEL

  • EDITORS: Andy McGraw and Matt Berardi
  • EPS: Lauren Bleiweiss and Alaina Zanotti
  • ASSISTANTS: Dusten Zimmerman, Zach Edwards and Roy Herbert
  • PRODUCER: Sarah Schachte

VFX: PARLIAMENT

  • COLOR: MPC Color
  • COLORIST: Dimitri Zola
  • COLOR ASSIST: Taylor Pool
  • EXECUTIVE PRODUCER, COLOR: Meghan Lang
  • SENIOR COLOR PRODUCER: Diane Valera
  • ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Phoebe Torsilieri

SOUND AND MIX: ELEVEN

  • AUDIO POST STUDIO: Eleven
  • MIX/SOUND DESIGN: Jordan Meltzer
  • ASST MIXER: Marco Tornillo
  • EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Melissa Elston
  • PRODUCER: Jeff Martin

MUSIC: NEW MATH

  • CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Dave Wittman, Ray Loewy
  • EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Kala Sherman
  • PRODUCER: Jake Falby
  • COMPOSERS: Casey Smith, Joe Spallina
(Wayne, Garth and Cardi B. Exsqueeze me?!)

The Super Bowl was made for Super Bowl parties. Except this year. But that doesn’t mean we can’t order from Uber Eats and party on. You know, like Wayne and Garth.

Mike Myers and Dana Carvey, the stars who created and brought to life local-access legends Wayne Campbell and Garth Algar on the classic Saturday Night Live, Wayne’s World skits and on the big screen, have reunited to ask viewers to ‘Eat Local’ on behalf of Uber Eats.

Joining them in Wayne’s basement rec room is chart-topping rapper Cardi B, who flexes her flair for comedy in the 60-second Super Bowl spot, which will air in the third quarter.

The spot, ‘Eat Local’, by independent creative company Special Group U.S. and Australia, opens with the memorable, guitar riff intro: “Wayne’s World, party time, excellent.”

Previously, the Uber Eats celebrity face-offs have included Sir Patrick Stewart and Mark Hamill featuring in a verbal food fight and a match-up on the gymnastics floor between Olympic medalist, Simone Biles, and ‘Queer Eye’ star Jonathan Van Ness. 

The spot leverages Wayne and Garth’s personalities to give the advertising industry some good-natured ribbing.

The pair wants viewers to support their local restaurants but claim they’d never manipulate audiences to do so. Of course, the rest of the spot is a mash-up of some of the industry’s classic persuasive tactics. There’s subliminal messaging, a cutaway of Garth, with flowing, blonde curls attempting a sex-sells approach and Wayne bouncing a lookalike baby in an ‘Eat Local’ t-shirt on his knee.

“We’d never shamelessly rely on a celebrity cameo,” says Wayne, as the camera pulls back to show special guest Cardi B perched on the rec-room couch, making a celebrity cameo. Cardi B joins the guys the latest TikTok trend- jumping and snapping into other clothes. The spot ends with an invitation to visit the Eat Local website to locate affiliated restaurants. Watch below:


ALSO READ: Don Cheadle leads “all-star cast?” in new Michelob ULTRA Organic Seltzer Super Bowl spot


“We’re so excited to partner with Mike Myers and Dana Carney to bring Wayne’s World back to help support local restaurants,” said Danielle Hawley, global executive creative director at Uber. “We hope that by reuniting local access stars Wayne and Garth, accompanied by none other than Cardi B on the Super Bowl stage, we encourage America to Eat Local.”

Supporting Local Restaurants

The Uber Eats spot goes well beyond the Super Bowl. A 30-second teaser fittingly previewed during Saturday Night Live on 30th January. Myers will appear on fellow SNL-alum Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show on 4th February to talk about reviving Wayne for Uber Eats along with the app-based delivery service’s $20 million restaurant-relief program.

William Gelner, Special Group U.S.’s chief creative officer, said: “We’re using our place on the world’s biggest stage to do something truly important: support local restaurants. And to do so we’re bringing the original local access TV heroes, Wayne and Garth. We’ve all seen a lot of work that does ‘good’. But this one does it while making people laugh. It feels like the world could really use that right now.”

In addition to appearing in the Super Bowl campaign, Myers and Carvey will appear in a two and a half-hour video, starring rock icon Alice Cooper, that rolls the credits for the 100,000 local restaurants available on the Uber Eats app.

The video will be posted on YouTube and Uber Eats’ social-media outlets immediately after the big game. 

“We know it’s a rare person who would sit down through all these restaurant listings, so we made the video scrollable by location and we also made it fun to watch,” added Gelner. “Alice, Mike and Dana chat about the origins of football, goof around with 3D glasses and they even compose and perform a song. They make it well worth the watch. The video also taps into the Slow TV trend where people stream such things as real-time train rides.”

Excellent.


Nominate Someone You know For The Reel Black List OR Reel Women


Tell us what you think in the comments section. For a complete list of Reel 360’s Super Bowl coverage click  here. Super Bowl LV airs February 7 on CBS at 6:30 PM EST, 5:30 PM CST and 3:30 PST.

CREDITS:

CLIENT: UBER EATS

  • VP GLOBAL MARKETING: Thomas Ranese
  • GLOBAL EXECUTIVE CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Danielle Hawley
  • HEAD OF MARKETING US/CAN: Georgie Jeffreys
  • GLOBAL HEAD OF BRAND: Shivram Vaideswaran
  • GLOBAL EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Otto Linwood
  • HEAD OF CAMPAIGN AND PARTNER MARKETING: Lauren Hussey
  • GLOBAL CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Natalie Purbrick
  • SENIOR BUSINESS AFFAIRS MANAGER: Rashad Suarez
  • GLOBAL SOCIAL LEAD: Chris Jackson
  • CONSUMER COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER: Lexi Levin Mitchel
  • MARKETING MANAGER: Vrinda Jhawar
  • MEDIA MANAGER: Gracie Childress

AGENCY: SPECIAL GROUP U.S./Australia

  • FOUNDING PARTNER / CEO: Lindsey Evans
  • FOUNDING PARTNER / MANAGING DIRECTOR: Cade Heyde
  • CCO / PARTNER: Tom Martin, Julian Schreiber and William Gelner
  • CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Dave Horton and Matthew Woodhams-Roberts (all mediums)
  • CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Eron Broughton (social)
  • COPYWRITER: Jon Marshall (TVCs)
  • ART DIRECTOR: Amy Su (stills)
  • ACCOUNT DIRECTORS: Caitlin Miller and Carine Johannes
  • SENIOR PRODUCERS: Esther Perls (all mediums) and Jamie Ostrove
  • BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Jeff Estow
  • CELEBRITY MANAGEMENT: The Marketing Arm
  • CELEBRITY + IP PROCUREMENT VP : Matt Fleming

PRODUCTION: SMUGGLER

  • DIRECTOR: Guy Shelmerdine
  • CO-FOUNDERS: Patrick Milling-Smith and Brian Carmody
  • EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Allison Kunzman
  • CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER: Andrew Colon
  • HEAD OF PRODUCTION: Alex Hughes
  • PRODUCER: Donald Taylor

SOCIAL PRODUCTION: FANCIFUL FOX

  • DIRECTOR: Richard Downie
  • EP: James Toth
  • PRODUCER: Brian Walsh

EDIT: CARTEL

  • EDITORS: Andy McGraw and Matt Berardi
  • EPS: Lauren Bleiweiss and Alaina Zanotti
  • ASSISTANTS: Dusten Zimmerman, Zach Edwards and Roy Herbert
  • PRODUCER: Sarah Schachte

VFX: PARLIAMENT

  • COLOR: MPC Color
  • COLORIST: Dimitri Zola
  • COLOR ASSIST: Taylor Pool
  • EXECUTIVE PRODUCER, COLOR: Meghan Lang
  • SENIOR COLOR PRODUCER: Diane Valera
  • ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Phoebe Torsilieri

SOUND AND MIX: ELEVEN

  • AUDIO POST STUDIO: Eleven
  • MIX/SOUND DESIGN: Jordan Meltzer
  • ASST MIXER: Marco Tornillo
  • EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Melissa Elston
  • PRODUCER: Jeff Martin

MUSIC: NEW MATH

  • CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Dave Wittman, Ray Loewy
  • EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Kala Sherman
  • PRODUCER: Jake Falby
  • COMPOSERS: Casey Smith, Joe Spallina