From Beyoncé breaking the Internet to a Radiohead-singing pancake, here is this week's Good Soup:
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Good Soup is a hearty blend of the coolest, most exciting morsels from the last week across the web and social media.?
The Kansas City Chiefs?beat the San Francisco 49ers?in Sunday’s Super Bowl, which was held in Las Vegas. Apple Music sponsored the famous halftime show,?headlined this year by Usher. Earlier in the week, the tech company had released a teaser claiming Usher had?gone missing, but luckily for fans, they managed to locate him, and the show could go on. As expected, memes were?quickly spawned?soon after.??
In the rest of this week’s Soup:?
(1/11) Ben Affleck enlisted the help of Matt Damon, Jack Harlow, and Tom Brady to audition to be in his wife Jennifer Lopez’s new album as part of the?Dunkin’ Super Bowl commercial.?
(2/11) Michael Cera featured in skincare brand CeraVe’s?big game advert?inspired by an internet rumour that he is the actual founder of the company.?
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(3/11) Beyoncé tried to?break Verizon?in an advert for Verizon. She also announced a new album and dropped two tracks,?TEXAS HOLD ‘EM?and?16 CARRIAGES.
(4/11) True to form, Duolingo had the most unhinged?Super Bowl ad.??
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(5/11) Staying on the topic of unhinged, here’s a?singing pancake (crêpe)?to celebrate Pancake Day, which was also this week.?
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(6/11) Also on TikTok, Joe Biden is getting?down with the kids.??
(7/11) Another example of a very old and traditional brand doing something new on TikTok, Coke released an?exclusive new flavour?for the platform.?
(8/11) England football players Bellingham, Foden, and Ramsdale competed to create their ultimate three Lions?5-a-side team.??
(9/11) Bradley Cooper and Carey Mulligan tested?how well they know each other?on Vanity Fair.
(10/11) A?Marry Me Chicken recipe?went viral just in time for Valentine’s Day.?
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(11/11) And lastly, could a recent baby boom in Wrexham be down to a certain?man called Ben?