Ryan Reynolds will make a big last-minute stir on Super Bowl Sunday. In a YouTube video posted just hours ago, the Hollywood star claims he’s been so busy dealing with other football in recent years that he has almost forgotten about today’s big game involving football. But he’s in a position to fix the oversight by giving his Aviation Gin enthusiasts a chance to win two tickets to Super Bowl LVIII, which will be held next year in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The contest will be active during tonight’s two 2-minute warnings (a warning that occurs when the clock strikes “2:00” towards the end of each half of football). Reynolds asks the audience: over 21, of course. — to go to 2GinuteWarning. com, where you can receive more information about the ticket. Don’t expect to get a head start; As of now, the site only shows a gif of the actor moving his finger excessively.
“Ah, ah, ah,” he says mockingly, in the manner of Dennis Nedry, the notorious computer programmer at Jurassic Park. “It’s still the caution of 2 gin-ute!”
For now, it’s unclear exactly how the contest will play out when it goes live, though logo representatives assure me it’s not a joke. This continues, as Aviation is the official sponsor of the NFL’s gin. But while you wait, we encourage you to redeem $5 on your next bottle with a coupon code you give in partnership with Drizly.
In the 80-second commercial, Reynolds’ comedian skills take on a characteristic improvisational tone. But when it comes to his business acumen, his movements have been impressively calculated. Just two years after being “co-owner” of Aviation in 2018, he oversaw a $610 million sale from its parent company, Davos Brands, to Diageo.
Although the main points of the deal were never made public, Reynolds most likely won monetary incentives to play an active role in the sale of aviation. In fact, it’s a role you enjoy: laughing in a series of videos that are broadcast regularly throughout the calendar year. similar to a kind of vacation.
And the connection between aviation and professional football is even more intimate than the video might assume. Yes, Reynolds is referring to the fact that he recently bought a European football team, a business that is chronicled in his ongoing series, Welcome to Wrexham. But long before Reynolds embarked on his bona fide venture, the gin he now promotes was subsidized through NFL legend Joe Montana. In fact, the Hall of Fame’s involvement with the logo dates back more than a decade, making it one of the original celebrity spirits. Logos
Meanwhile, if you’re looking for a gin soda for today’s game, Aviation has also released some simple recipes, adding American Mule: a serving of spirits, with ice, topped with lime juice and ginger beer, topped with a slice. of lime in a cup of copper.