NBC’s Super Bowl LII commercial for The Voice featured first-time coach Kelly Clarkson, and co-starred a long CGI dress train. It was obviously not real, and drew a mixed reaction from Twitter viewers at home, some of whom were not aware that Clarkson was joining the talent show.
“Ok, THIS is like a really, awesome, beautiful dream, where your FAVORITE singer appears, singing to you, w/birds and butterflies and rainbows…and oh yeah, a long a fabric train,” one fan wrote on Feb. 1, after the commercial was first released.
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Ok, THIS is like a really, awesome, beautiful dream, where your FAVORITE singer appears, singing to you, w/birds and butterflies and rainbows…and oh yeah, a long a fabric train.๐ Thank you @kelly_clarkson (This IS what I needed. haha) and #TheVoice! Can’t wait for Feb 26th! pic.twitter.com/lj53ks0olA
โ William Lemery (@WilliamLemery) February 2, 2018
Some fans thought the joke was hilarious.
The Voice ad was hilarious. And me Kelly Clarkson with a really long train.
โ Jason Cottrell, Ph.D. (@DrJCottrell) February 5, 2018
Lmao @kelly_clarkson singing โand meeeee, Kelly Clarkson, walking in a really, really, really, long fabric train…โ ๐๐ #SuperBowl
โ laura๐น (@SGomezismylife) February 5, 2018
The Voice. Really???? Me, Kelly Clarkson, in a really long train? Iโm remembering that hilarious parody of Total Eclipse of the Sun
โ Katrina Stonoff (@KatrinaStonoff) February 5, 2018
One fan jokingly suggested it looked like NBC spent $1 million on the CGI dress train.
NBC spent $1m on that CGI kelly clarkson train
โ Jedi ASU (@JediASU) February 5, 2018
Clarkson makes her The Voice debut on Feb. 26 at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT. The other judges for this season are Adam Levine, Blake Shelton and Alicia Keys.
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