Television host Bill Maher was not a fan of Nike's Super Bowl commercial that featured several women's basketball superstars.

Travis and Jason Kelce gave Nike and Caitlin Clark their flowers after a memorable and pertinent Super Bowl commercial.

Nike's Super Bowl ad was an expensive gambit that leaned into woke capitalism and failed to root itself in any relevant consumer or cultural insight.

You can’t do this, you can’t be confident’?’ Who are these imaginary mean old men of the patriarchy?” Bill Maher said.

Nike had almost 188,000 engagement actions after it aired its star-studded ad featuring prominent female athletes.

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