Following Taylor Swift’s victory in Tremendous Bowl LVIII (I don’t know, I’m Australian), Google has shared some insights into the highest game-related traits, together with probably the most watched Tremendous Bowl advert campaigns (primarily based on YouTube stats), key meals traits, Usher songs, and extra.

First off, on the highest adverts. In keeping with YouTube view counts, Reserving.com’s advert with Tina Fey gained the day.

As with most Tremendous Bowl campaigns, the perfect method appears to be filling them with as many big-name celebrities as doable, then seeing what occurs. And whereas this one isn’t significantly artistic, the addition of Glenn Shut clearly helped to get individuals speaking.

Adverts from T-Cell, State Farm, and Mountain Dew additionally carried out nicely, whereas Snapchat’s “Much less social media. Extra Snapchat” promotion was the fourth most-viewed, primarily based on YouTube numbers.

A number of film promos additionally fared nicely, together with new previews for “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” and “Twisters” which have been each among the many most watched.

Additionally, an advert for Scientology. Make of that what you’ll.

Google says that Tremendous Bowl adverts posted on YouTube had over one million watch hours on the day of the sport, underlining the curiosity in Tremendous Bowl promotions.

By way of meals traits, Google has additionally shared development maps for wings:

And dips:

Whereas it’s additionally offered perception into probably the most looked for Usher songs since his announcement because the halftime present headline act:

Fascinating to notice the coastal shifts in Usher style.

By way of celebrities, probably the most looked for stars have been, after all, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, whereas appearances by Blake Full of life and Ice Spice additionally noticed their search curiosity ramp up.

Most of those are possible what you’ll have anticipated through the sport, however it’s fascinating to notice what resonated most, and which of the Tremendous Bowl commercials drove vital curiosity.