Nike aired its first Super Bowl ad in 27 years on Sunday as the sports giant attempts to attract more athletes to its performance apparel. The stars of the slot: women. The 60-second "So Win" ...

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.

More than a half-dozen elite female athletes are starring in the new commercial, as the apparel maker capitalizes on the surge in women’s sports.

Nike released a Super Bowl commercial on Sunday centered around women's sports icons, including Caitlin Clark: ...

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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.

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