reel no otaku on Instagram: "The legendary “Time Machine” Doritos Super Bowl ad proves one thing: creativity will always outrun budget. Shot for just $300 in someone’s backyard, it beat out polished, big-money commercials and won Doritos’ “Crash the Super Bowl” contest — along with a $1 million prize. The setup is simple genius. A kid builds a “time machine” out of cardboard, tin foil, and pure imagination, then convinces a grown man it runs on Doritos. One handful of chips later, the guy thinks

@viewinghistory on Instagram: "Some Super Bowl commercials are remembered forever… In 2014, Doritos aired the now-iconic Finger Cleaner commercial — a simple, ridiculous idea built around one universal truth: Doritos leave your fingers messy. The over-the-top solution, the perfectly timed punchline, and the unmistakable Doritos humor turned it into one of the most talked-about ads of the night, proving that sometimes the funniest ideas are the ones that don’t try too hard. Follow (us) @ViewingHi

TheRollingJokes on Instagram: "The “Amish Paradise” Doritos Super Bowl ad stands out as one of the boldest and most unexpected commercials you’ve ever seen during the big game. It opens with a serene Amish farmhouse scene—horses, bonnets, the whole pastoral aesthetic—only for the camera to pull back and reveal the peaceful setup is interrupted by sneakers, modern cars, and wild partying. Traditional Amish folks, decked out in hats and suspenders, are chowing down on Doritos and breakdancing like