Every year, millions of Americans gather around their television to watch the Super Bowl game, but what many look forward to most is the excellent commercials that premier during the ad breaks. More than one Super Bowl ad pulled at our heartstrings this year and promoted life-affirming values. Here are some of our favorite pro-life Super Bowl commercials of 2025:
Google Pixel Super Bowl Commercial Shows the Importance of Fatherhood
You wouldn’t expect a Google ad about AI to bring you to tears, but this year’s Super Bowl commercial titled “Dream Job” made us tear up. In the commercial, an older father practices job interview questions with his AI Google Pixel. The Google Pixel says, “Tell me about the job that taught you the most.” The man then describes his most valued role in life, fatherhood, with beautiful flashbacks, including interactions with his daughter. This commercial is a beautiful example of what our nation looks like when we value our children and being parents, especially the father stepping into the role he was meant to take. A father who shows up every day, no matter what.
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Everyone Deserves Their Shot at the American Dream
An opening shot of a pregnant woman speaks louder than words. This commercial shows the beauty of family, our nation, and our home—the value of every individual life and their right to pursue the American dream. We can’t help but imagine the impact of this commercial if, in the end, they included a photo of an ultrasound—another person who deserves their shot at the American dream.
“I Am Somebody” Super Bowl Commercial Shows that Every Life Has Value
Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oY9Mlz99z0A
This powerful commercial by the NFL features football players practicing declarations with different groups of kids. This is a small piece of the mantra they shouted throughout the commercial:
“I am somebody.
I may be young, but I am somebody.
I may be small, but I am somebody.
My face is different. My hair is different.
I must be respected, protected, never rejected.
I am somebody.”
And it’s true—everyone is somebody. Whether they are 80 years old or two months in the womb, Black or white, have Down syndrome, or are neurotypical, they are somebody. Every life has value, not because of what they do or who they are, but because they exist.
“I may be small, but I am somebody.”
Super Bowl Commercials That Promote Life
In a world where the culture often leans pro-choice, the themes that resonate most deeply with Americans always point back to life. These Super Bowl commercials remind us of what truly matters—family, resilience, and the inherent value of every person. They shift the narrative toward hope, not despair, life, not death. And that’s something worth celebrating.
Check out our life-affirming commercial, Give Life A Chance!
