In an ad for the Taco Bell-based Mountain Dew variant Baja Blue, Seal appears as the face of a computer-generated seal (the aquatic mammal, that is), crooning on a rocky island in a bay whose waters are the same radioactive blue as the soda.

Seal stars as an actual seal in Mountain Dew's #SuperBowlLIX commercial pic.twitter.com/zCS9pX4gOm I guess this worked because we’re talking about it. But this is a level of body horror that strikes me as particularly unhinged. Please, Mountain Dew. No more.

Seal is bringing a whole new meaning to his name in the Grammy-winning artist’s new Super Bowl 2025 commercial. The musician, 61, transforms into an actual seal for Mountain Dew’s bizarre new ad, belting out a Dew-themed rendition of his 1994 hit song “Kiss From a Rose” for none other than singer Becky G.

Seal takes his namesake to new surreal heights in Mountain Dew’s 2025 Super Bowl commercial. The 30-second spot features the 15-time Grammy nominee transformed into a literal seal (with a realistic face) who washes up on Baja Beach to serenade Becky G with “Kiss from a Lime,

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Music superstar Seal says he doesn't take himself too seriously, so parodying his huge hit "Kiss from a Rose" for a new Mountain Dew Super Bowl commercial was right up his alley.

Those of you who watched the Super Bowl yesterday would have been 'treated to this utterly bonkers ad, which sees the 61-year-old singer’s head grafted – by the magic of computers n' stuff – onto the head of the marine mammal with which he shares a name.

The ad bowl at Super Bowl LIX managed a chuckle or three with appearances from Meg Ryan, Billy Crystal, Seal, Jeremy Strong, David Beckham and a bunch of sloths, among many others.