The Super Bowl LIX commercial with Tom Brady and Snoop Dogg intended to promote unity against hate through the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism. However, the ad faced criticism for its execution.

Check out some of the reactions: The general consensus is that this commercial is a misstep and, to chime in with the Internet, pairing together Snoop Dogg and Tom Brady is an odd choice.

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Tom Brady and Snoop Dogg team up in a Super Bowl LIX commercial, 'No Reason to Hate,' to promote unity and combat antisemitism. Supported by Robert Kraft's Foundation to Combat Antisemitism ...

Snoop Dogg's decision to perform for a Donald Trump event has drawn criticism from the Black community. The rapper, who once called Trump a "racist", now says he has "nothing but love and respect ...

“And I hate that things are so bad that we have to do a commercial about it,” Snoop Dogg said in the ad. “Me too,” Brady said in response. Kraft and Snoop Dogg have been friends for 30 ...

The 30-second commercial shows Snoop Dogg and Tom Brady getting into each other’s faces and exchanging reasons for why they hate one another. Unfortunately, the reasons they share are very much ...

As he did for last year's game, Kraft released an ad for his Foundation to Combat Antisemitism (FCAS). This year's commercial ...

It is not new news that The Voice Judge, Snoop Dogg, will not return for season 27 of the reality singing TV show. After season 26 concluded on December 10, Snoop Dogg announced that he would not ...

Kraft, 83, through his Foundation to Combat Antisemitism, released a powerful new commercial starring Tom Brady and Snoop Dogg on Monday, Feb. 3. The New England Patriots CEO tells PEOPLE he ...

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Much like last year's big game, Kraft, 83, is releasing a new commercial from his Foundation ... former Patriots Quarterback Tom Brady and Snoop Dogg and newly ask Americans to take a stand ...