The Super Bowl is right around the corner and while there’s excitement surrounding the anticipation of who will go head-to-head on the field in the free-to-watch game, fans can’t wait for a new slew of iconic commercials. The Ranch star Ashton Kutcher will appear in an ad for Cheetos as he makes a shocking discovery. In the teaser video that was just revealed, Kutcher goes into a dark room and once he sits down at a desk, he pulls out photos from a yellow envelope. He then grabs hold of his Cheetos Crunch Pop Mix that mysteriously went missing, and with a shocking look on his face, he leaves fans hanging on what he’ll do with his Cheeto-coated evidence.
Ending with, “I knew it,” fans will have to wait for the full reveal that will air during the Super Bowl, slated for Feb. 7, 2021. Last year, PopCulture.com spoke with MC Hammer after he was approached by the company to star in their comeback commercial. “It’s exciting! I’m having a lot of fun with it,” he shared exclusively. “When they approached me and [said], ‘Hey, Hammer, how would you like to celebrate the 30th anniversary of ‘U Can’t Touch This’ along with Cheetos?’ I thought that was a fantastic idea. And the concept for the commercial, it had me laughing!”
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Last year marked a decade since Cheetos aired a commercial during the Super Bowl. While they were ready to give fans a taste of their cheesy snacks again, Hammer was able to celebrate the 30th anniversary of his famous song “U Can’t Touch This.’ The hilarious bit won fans over that night.
The past year has had its ups and downs for Kutcher, with his former The Ranch co-star Danny Masterson accused of sexual assault. Masterson was formally charged in mid-June 2020 with forcibly raping three women between 2001 and 2003. Documents from the Los Angeles County DA detailed that the former The Ranch actor is accused of raping a 23-year-old woman in 2001 and a 28-year-old woman sometime between October and December of that same year, as well as, another 23-year-old.
It was recently revealed that the accusers must “use Scientology internal Ethics, Justice, and binding religious arbitration procedures” to settle their dispute. This is due to the individuals all previously signing a binding agreement, when they were members of the church. If the actor were found guilty, he could face a maximum prison sentence of 45 years to life.
