David and Victoria Beckham have been praised by Super Bowl viewers for their hilarious commercial for Uber Eats.
The former footballer, 48, and his fashion designer wife, 49, were called the ‘best part’ of the night, with several fans saying they were ‘still laughing’ over the hysterical advert.
The star-studded commercial plays on the premise that to remember what Uber Eats delivers you have to forget something else and ‘make a little room in your brain.’
It also features appearances from Friends stars Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer, rapper Jelly Roll and singer Usher.
The ad sees people forgetting important details, like Jennifer not remembering who David is or Jelly Roll forgetting he has face tattoos.
One scene shows the Beckhams in their kitchen, with David saying to former Spice Girl Victoria: ‘Remember when you used to be a Pepper Lady?’
Victoria, who is hilariously wearing a T-shirt that reads ‘David’s wife’ responds: ‘Wasn’t it the Cinnamon Sisters?’
David then suggests: ‘Basil Babes?’ while Victoria guesses: ‘Paprika Girls’ leading David to scoff: ‘No that’s absurd.’
The funny clip was praised on social media, with one person gushing: ‘My favorite couple Victoria and David Beckham on the #SuperBowl ads. Truly keeps giving!’
Another excitedly tweeted: ‘VICTORIA BECKHAM SUPERBOWL COMMERCIAL IS ON’ while a third admitted: ‘Avoiding Victoria Beckham’s Instagram so her Uber eats superbowl ad isn’t spoiled for me.’
A fourth person wrote: ‘I hope everyone else is also still laughing about David Beckham asking if Victoria used to be pepper girl lol.’
Someone else added: ‘The David & Victoria Beckham bit was the best part for me’ while a sixth echoed: ‘A fun ad – for once. Love it’.
One dedicated person admitted that they had stayed up to watch the ad, saying: ‘Staying up to watch the Super Bowl is the straightest thing I’ve ever done. Staying up to watch the Super Bowl in case they drop the Wicked trailer, to see Victoria Beckham in an ad and in case Usher takes his top off is the gayest thing I’ve ever done.’
