As advertising has gotten smarter, sharper, and more web savvy, capturing the hearts and minds of the Big Game's international audience is no easy task. Seemingly gone are the days when a single commercial -- like the Budweiser frogs or the Apple 1984 spot -- would truly stick in the public's consciousness. Super Bowl spots are so overhyped and expensive that it's easy for the multi-million dollar lot of them to get lumped together in the viewer's mind.

But thanks to YouTube's Supervote campaign, all of this year's spots are indexed in a central location, offering the overwhelmed viewer a chance to sit back and browse through sponsored frenzy.

The Daily Reel spent a few hours sifting through the clips; here are a few highlights:

#1. Coca-Cola Video Game

What begins as a violent, Grand Theft Auto-esque tear through urban hell ends in sugar-coated musical goodness, complete with dancing sewer rats and a synchronized troupe of hot dog vendors.



#2. Garmin

We never thought we'd reminisce for the Power Rangers, but this spot for a GPS provider has us seriously nostalgic for the campy Japanese-inspired action series.



#3. Snickers

Nothing gets the masses laughing like a bit of good-natured homophobia. We're still "snickering" at the ripped chest hair.