WATCH: When Vince McMahon, Stone Cold, The Rock, and Undertaker Featured in a Hilarious Super Bowl Commercial

The Super Bowl LV is in the books, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers triumphed over the Kansas City Chiefs. A stunning part of the Super Bowl celebrations are the amazing commercials that air during the half-time show. In 1999, the WWE produced an amazing Super Bowl commercial that featured the biggest stars of the Attitude Era.

WWE airs a hilarious Super Bowl commercial in 1999

Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, The Undertaker, Mankind, Kane and Vince McMahon feature in this brilliant commercial. WWE tried to bring its product to a more mainstream audience in 1999, which was smack in the middle of the Monday Night Wars.

Stone Cold Steve Austin smashed a suit-clad corporate employee with a steel chair, ironically calling WWE a non-violent form of entertainment. The Rock emphasised on how the wrestlers are attempting to be positive role models, as an employee is tossed through a glass wall.

Undertaker commented on how the WWE product is a wholesome, family-friendly experience. Mick Foley leaned back and calmly talked about how they’re trying to make the world a better place for ‘Mankind’. “Get it?” cried Vince McMahon as an employee gets tossed out of the WWE headquarters building in Stamford, Connecticut.

This commercial served the purpose of introducing the mainstream audience to the WWE. With the biggest stars of the Attitude Era featured, it played an influential role in winning the Monday Night Wars.

A fusion of creativity and chaos led to one of the best WWE commercials of all time.

Is the Attitude Era the best era in WWE history?

Many members of the WWE Universe want to see the Attitude Era relived. While the new PG rating might not allow that, fans can relive the amazing moments of that era on the WWE Network. But is the Attitude Era really worth reliving?

The Attitude Era is littered with golden moments. From Stone Cold Steve Austin‘s battles with the Corporation, to the debuts of Kurt Angle and Chris Jericho, fans got lifelong memories during the period.

Mike Tyson’s altercation with Steve Austin, Mankind’s WWE Title triumph and last but not the least, the brilliant Rock vs Austin rivalry defined the Attitude era.

It wasn’t difficult to see why Vince triumphed in the Monday Night Wars. In fact, once the acquisition of WCW was complete, the Attitude Era became an even more exciting place.

With larger-than-life characters, chaotic, brilliant brawls and superb storylines, the Attitude Era might just be the best era in WWE history.

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