This Super Bowl Commercial Was Dubbed The Worst Of The Night (VIDEO)

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There are always winners and losers when it comes to Super Bowl commercials, but this one was dubbed one of the worst of the night.

If there was a trophy for worst commercial, Oatly's 30-second ad of their CEO, Toni Petersson, sitting in a field of wheat singing the praises of oat milk would take home the prize.

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People actually disliked it so much that Oatly made a t-shirt for the haters, and it's already sold out. 

Some even went as far as to say that it's the worst Super Bowl commercial in history. 

But, that was the exact goal of the company, and it totally worked. 

"Maybe interrupting the second quarter so the world could experience Toni's musical stylings about how oatmilk is like milk but made for humans wasn't the most Super Bowl-ish idea ever," reads the company's website. 

"But on the other hand, our attempt to promote Toni's singing skills to a wider audience actually got you to visit an oatmilk company website on the big day. Total success!"

Ok Oatly, you got us, and that annoyingly catchy jingle will be stuck in our heads for ages — mission accomplished.

  • Julia Murphy was an Associate Editor for Narcity Media.

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