Twenty-five years ago, one of the most famous commercials of all time debuted: Gatorade's "Be Like Mike." Fans of a certain age are probably already hearing the jingle in their heads.

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Philadelphia Eagles iconic Super Bowl 59 celebration moment stars in a new Kendrick Lamar–narrated commercial alongside Shedeur Sanders and a stacked lineup of sports stars.

The striking black-and-white ad, part of Gatorade’s 2025 “Lose More. Win More.” campaign, was released on Sunday (May 25) and featured Lamar training with his inner circle, pouring sweat and ...

Kendrick Lamar headlines Gatorade’s 2025 “Lose More. Win More.” campaign, blending music and athletics in a striking black-and-white ad.

Ahead of the 2024 season, Lamar Jackson is making moves off the field. Jackson signed a deal with Gatorade and starred in the sports drink company's newest commercial, which is a part of the "You ...

Gatorade decided to get in on the fun ahead of Luka Dončić’s highly anticipated return to Dallas. By Lior Lampert | Apr 9, 2025 Dallas Mavericks v Los Angeles Lakers | Sean M. Haffey/GettyImages ...

Gatorade dropped a new commercial that was narrated by Kendrick Lamar on April 18, in which Clark was showcased among other sports stars such as Lamar Jackson, Luka Doncic, Josh Allen, Jayson ...

The Gatorade tribute follows Nike's "Respect" ad earlier this year. With only a few games left in Jeter's legendary career, you can expect more tributes and tears to come.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark is showcased in Gatorade's new star-studded commercial. Gatorade released the ad titled "Lose More. Win More" on Friday, which is narrated by ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Josh Allen is in another commercial as his national profile continues to grow. Last week it was Pepsi, this week it is Gatorade.

Kendrick Lamar stars in his second Gatorade ad, pairing “Peekaboo” with a message about losing to win. The spot continues the “Lose More. Win More.” campaign.