>>24235334 pb

>If you watched the pre-show, you would have seen this brand new Hillsdale commercial that I think should be nominated for top 10 best commercials from the night. A powerful piece.

>Learn Like Charlie.

https://learnlikecharlie.hillsdale.edu/

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/super-bowl/2026/02/08/how-much-does-super-bowl-commercial-cost-2026/88510663007/

If 30 seconds during the game was $8 million, I'd say Hillsdale spent at least $1 million for 60 seconds in the preshow, to advertise free courses.

Very dastin.

>>24235960

It is also a very well-done ad for a target audience (both older and newer Charlie Kirk fans unengaged/disengaged with "higher learning").

https://learnlikecharlie.hillsdale.edu/

Ad is at link.

The courses featured at the link are not random, but persistent.

I've done two of them and they are pretty good.

I've definitely thought of doing the other one.

>>24235960

>>24235973

OK, sorry but WTAF!

I was just looking again and admiring the endeavor and thinking I'd like to see them add some more art and science courses (in the same style, of course).

But now I'm looking at that link and WTF they pay some money to educate their graphic designer!

ALL THREE COURSE "ICONS" use the same "background star" texture.

In 1 and 3 it is slightly shifted.

But look at the blue field behind the stars in the flag.

SAME THING, but rotated!

>>24235986

>they pay some money to educate their graphic designer!

I meant they didn't but they should