“It’s Always Sunny” Stars Parody Matthew McConaughey’s 2025 Super Bowl Uber Eats Commercial
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It’s not just about football; it’s about the whiskey too, at least according to the stars of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.” Rob McElhenney, Charlie Day, and Glenn Howerton have taken a hilarious swipe at Matthew McConaughey’s recent Uber Eats ad in their own spoof for the 2025 Super Bowl. The trio, known for their antics on the hit TV show, have created an ad for their Irish American whiskey brand, Four Walls, claiming that football was invented to sell whiskey rather than food, as McConaughey had suggested.
In their ad titled “Ready for the Big Game,” McElhenney, Day, and Howerton sit around a bar table, enjoying their whiskey as they discuss the origins of football. Howerton cheekily points out, “Football’s just an excuse to get you to drink more Four Walls whiskey,” drawing a humorous parallel between the four quarters in football and the four walls of a room. The trio playfully debate the supposed connection between American football and Irish American whiskey, complete with references to the Philadelphia Eagles and an eagle emblem on the Four Walls bottle.
The ad, shot by Twelve Tone Productions in Los Angeles, is filled with witty banter and clever wordplay that will surely leave fans of the comedy trio in stitches. From quirky explanations about the “tush push” making you want to drink whiskey to playful arguments over the football-whiskey connection, the spoof ad is a testament to the stars’ comedic chemistry.
Following the release of the ad, Four Walls took to Instagram to share their excitement for the big game and encouraged fans to join in on the fun with a glass of their whiskey. The brand also announced its expansion into Louisiana, with McElhenney scheduled to make promotional appearances in the area, including a bottle signing event at Rouses Markets and participation in Super Bowl pregame festivities alongside Birds legends.
While McElhenney, Day, and Howerton have presented their light-hearted take on the relationship between football and whiskey, Matthew McConaughey has also been busy promoting his own conspiracy theory with the help of celebrity friends like Martha Stewart and Kevin Bacon. McConaughey’s theory revolves around the notion that football was designed to make people crave bacon, citing the nickname “pig skin” as evidence.
As the comedic war of words between the two camps continues to play out, fans eagerly await McConaughey’s response to the whiskey defence put forth by the “It’s Always Sunny” stars. Whether you’re a football fan, a whiskey aficionado, or simply in need of a good laugh, this playful exchange serves as a delightful reminder of the power of humour to bring people together, even in the midst of spirited competition.
In a world where Super Bowl ads often vie for attention with extravagant productions and star-studded casts, it’s refreshing to see a more light-hearted and creative approach taken by McElhenney, Day, and Howerton. Their spoof ad not only showcases their comedic talents but also highlights the playful camaraderie that has endeared them to fans around the world.
As we await the next chapter in this comedic saga, one thing is certain: whether you’re rooting for football, whiskey, or simply a good time, the antics of these talented actors are sure to entertain and delight audiences for years to come. Stay tuned for more laughs, more whiskey, and more hilarity from the stars of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.”