So we’re getting Bad Bunny and Green Day as part of the Super Bowl festivities on Sunday — a choice that feels like a deliberate slap in the face to a large chunk of the country.
Bad Bunny is openly political and routinely attacks the Trump administration and Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Green Day, meanwhile, is so deep into Trump Derangement Syndrome it’s practically part of their brand. These aren’t unifying performers for America’s biggest sporting event — they’re culture-war lightning rods. Plenty of viewers will likely mute the TV or find something else to do while they’re on stage.
That said, one part of the Super Bowl always commands attention beyond the football: the commercials. Companies spend millions for a few seconds of airtime to push a message to the largest audience of the year.
And this year, that message is going to make the abortion lobby absolutely lose its mind.
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One ad dares to say something heretical in modern progressive culture — that there are alternatives to abortion, even in the case of an unplanned pregnancy. No slogans. No screaming. Just a quiet, humane truth the Left cannot tolerate being aired on a national stage.
Former collegiate swim star turned activist Riley Gaines summed it up perfectly: the spot is poignant precisely because it treats life as something worth defending, not disposing of:
New Super Bowl ad just dropped reminding women facing unexpected pregnancies that adoption is an option.
Rarely do we see an ad like this, especially during the Super Bowl. If one woman sees this & decides not to terminate her baby, then it's worth every penny spent @LiveAction pic.twitter.com/6UexoJ4O3E
— Riley Gaines (@Riley_Gaines_) February 6, 2026
The group behind the spot, Adoption Is, posted to their website about the message they wanted to relay:
During Super Bowl LX, millions of Americans will see a powerful ad reminding our country that adoption is a real and compassionate option.
An unplanned pregnancy can feel overwhelming. Questions about the future, finances, stability, and readiness are real—and deeply personal. For some women, parenting may not be possible in that moment. Adoption offers another path: one that honors both mother and child, surrounds women with care and support, and opens the door to a future shaped by love, courage, and dignity.
Adoption is not giving up. It is choosing hope and life-giving love.
Learn more about adoption at https://www.Adoption.Is.
They also pointed out that to some, adoption is still a stigma:
Adoption is often misunderstood. Stigma, fear, judgment, and a lack of information often stand in the way of women who might otherwise choose this path. At the same time, thousands of families are ready to parent and waiting to adopt. And, birth mothers deserve dignity, respect, and support, before, during, and after placement should they choose it.
Lila Rose, founder of the pro-life organization Live Action, cut straight through the noise with a message the Left refuses to tolerate: women who carry their babies to term deserve celebration, even if they are not in a position to raise the child themselves:
Adoption multiplies love.
When a mother courageously carries her baby to term and entrusts him to a family ready to offer care, stability, & a future, it becomes a profound act of sacrificial love—one that deserves to be honored & celebrated.
It’s a powerful ad — the kind that lands emotionally, forces reflection, and makes people reassess positions they’ve been taught never to question. It delivers a simple truth the abortion industry works overtime to suppress: there is an alternative to abortion, and it’s a humane, life-affirming one that has saved countless lives.
That’s exactly why it will hit so hard. Not because it shouts, but because it doesn’t. It appeals to conscience rather than ideology, and that’s far more disruptive than any slogan.
If you happen to be watching with a particularly progressive relative, fair warning: the reaction may be dramatic.
