Meta Enlisted A-List Celebrities For Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Super Bowl Ads
Meta ran two Super Bowl ads for the Ray-Ban Meta glasses featuring Chris Pratt, Chris Hemsworth, and Kris Jenner.
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Meta ran two Super Bowl ads for the Ray-Ban Meta glasses featuring Chris Pratt, Chris Hemsworth, and Kris Jenner.
The company says the two ad spots were directed by Matthew Vaughn, the director of the Kingsman franchise. "Hey Meta, Who Eats Art?" ft. Chris Hemsworth, Chris Pratt and Kris Jenner. "Art Prank Gone Wrong", ft Chris Hemsworth and Chris Pratt.
The last time Meta (then Facebook) used A-list celebrity advertising for a headset or glasses was for Oculus Go back in 2018. Back then, it used Wiz Khalifa to show streaming concerts in 360° video, Jonah Hill & Adam Levine to show cowatching an NBA game in 180° video, and Leslie Jones & Awkwafina to show watching movies on a giant screen.
The Ray-Ban Meta glasses have been a breakout success, selling over one million units last year.
Since launch, Meta has significantly expanded the capability of the device, adding visual AI queries, web search, video calling, QR code and text scanning, timers, reminders, live translation, Spotify control, and more. EssilorLuxottica has also steadily released a new 'Skyler' style as well as dozens of new style variants. With all these improvements, Meta may feel that now is the time to heavily market the product to a wider audience, beyond technology enthusiasts, and enlisting A-list celebrities for the Super Bowl seems like a safe bet to do so.
Later this year, Meta and EssilorLuxottica reportedly plan to launch Oakley Meta glasses too, and Meta reportedly plans to introduce higher-end smart glasses with a HUD too, which may be controlled by its long-in-development neural wristband.