10.02.2026 13:12
The character featured in a commercial aired during the Super Bowl, the largest sports organization in the U.S., has been compared to the perverse billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, raising claims of a "conscious message" on social media. Everyone who watched the ad commented that the victims of Epstein were pressuring the Department of Justice with a powerful, evocative advertisement aired during the Super Bowl.
This year's Super Bowl featured an advertisement that caught the attention of viewers and sparked a surprising debate on social media. The visual resemblance of a man in the advertisement to the infamous sex offender Jeffrey Epstein resonated widely, leading many viewers to claim it was a "deliberate reference."
"DELIBERATE MESSAGE" CLAIMS
Although the advertisement was actually designed as a product promotion or brand campaign, viewers shared images on social media associating it with Epstein, and these comparisons received significant engagement. Some users argued that such a visual association could be a conscious message or a form of protest.
THE WORLD IS TALKING ABOUT THESE DOCUMENTS
This debate is interpreted as part of a broader public discussion regarding the Epstein files that has recently gained traction, independent of the analogy in the Super Bowl advertisement. Discussions about millions of pages of Epstein documents released in the U.S. this week and the claims of victims are dominating the media agenda. Various news sources reported that victims pressured the Department of Justice with a powerful associative advertisement aired during the Super Bowl.
Foreign media highlights that this visual perception experienced during the Super Bowl goes beyond just a similarity in the advertisement, noting that it has heightened society's sensitivity to the Epstein files. The advertisement going viral and the debate igniting on social media platforms indicate that the Epstein scandal still resonates widely.