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The Powerful Super Bowl Ad That Will Leave You Speechless

WATCH: Powerful Anti-Hate Super Bowl Ad Featuring Snoop Dogg Aims to Combat Antisemitism and Promote Unity

This year, viewers tuning in for the Super Bowl will witness something unexpected—a compelling call to action against hate, led by some of the most influential figures in America’s entertainment and sports worlds. New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, hip-hop legend Snoop Dogg, and football icon Tom Brady have come together for a powerful Super Bowl ad titled “No Reason to Hate,” aimed at combating antisemitism and uniting people against all forms of hate.

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Kraft, who has used the Super Bowl as a platform for social change in the past, is once again addressing rising tensions and division in the country through his Foundation to Combat Antisemitism. After seeing increasing antisemitic incidents and hate directed toward Jews, Kraft is using this moment to make a bold statement. "With the ad, I’m trying to show how we can be better," Kraft shared in an interview with USA TODAY Sports. "We need to get this under control or we’re not going to good places."

The new ad comes after the success of last year's “Silence,” which addressed antisemitism head-on and encouraged action against Jew-hatred. But this year’s message, with Snoop Dogg and Tom Brady joining Kraft, is even more urgent. "This ad is a call to action," Kraft said, underlining the pressing need for unity in combating hate.

The collaboration between Kraft, Snoop Dogg, and Tom Brady is a testament to how personal relationships can bring together influential voices from different backgrounds for a common cause. Kraft, who has known Snoop since the 1990s, simply made a call, and the entertainer immediately agreed to join the movement. “It doesn’t matter what your background is, what you look like or where you come from, hate is never the answer,” Snoop said.

Tom Brady, whose legendary status with the Patriots makes him close to Kraft, echoed a similar sentiment. “Football is on my mind, but so is something even bigger – building a world where hate has no place,” Brady stated. “The No Reason to Hate campaign isn’t just a message; it’s a movement.”

For Kraft, the cost of a 30-second ad during the Super Bowl—typically between $7 and $8 million—is a small price to pay to spread a message of unity and acceptance. With over 123 million viewers expected to watch the game, Kraft, Snoop, and Brady are hoping that their message will resonate far beyond the football field, inspiring action against hate and promoting a more inclusive society for everyone.

To view the add:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOxm8LmH7Y4

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