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Carl’s Jr. Unveils Ad Featuring TikToker Alix Earle

February 3, 2025
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Ahead of Super Bowl 2025, Carl’s Jr. is making a bold return to its iconic, edgy advertising style with the launch of its new campaign, “Your Post-Super Bowl Hangover.” The fast-food giant teams up with TikTok sensation Alix Earle to help football fans bounce back after the big game with a mouthwatering offer: a free Hangover Burger on Free Burger Day.

A Bold Return to Iconic Burger Ads

For years, Carl’s Jr. has been known for its daring advertisements featuring sexy, eye-catching visuals. Now, the brand is revitalizing that classic approach by reintroducing its signature burger ads—with a modern twist. By partnering with Alix Earle, whose vibrant online presence and authentic style have captivated millions, Carl’s Jr. bridges its storied advertising past with today’s digital trends. This fresh take honors the brand’s legacy and resonates with a new generation of burger lovers.

Carl’s Jr. Unveils Ad Featuring TikToker Alix Earle
TikToker Alix Earle stars in the new Carl’s Jr. commercial

Campaign Overview: “Your Post-Super Bowl Hangover”

The “Your Post-Super Bowl Hangover” campaign is designed to address the inevitable post-game blues. After the intense excitement of watching the clash between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles, many fans experience that all-too-familiar hangover—both physically and emotionally. Recognizing this, Carl’s Jr. offers a unique remedy: the Hangover Burger, crafted in collaboration with Alix Earle, promises to satisfy cravings and reinvigorate energy levels after the big celebration.

Alix Earle’s involvement isn’t just about her star power; it’s about capturing the spirit of recovery and indulgence. Her dynamic presence brings a fun and relatable edge to the campaign, inviting fans to transition from game-day exhaustion to a satisfying, flavor-packed experience.

Back in time. Watch below the 2016 Carl’s Jr. : “Fantasty” – extended edition commercial

Why This Campaign Resonates with Super Bowl Fans

Super Bowl 2025 is a cultural phenomenon that brings people together for unforgettable celebrations. After the intensity of the game and the party atmosphere, fans often look for a pick-me-up. Carl’s Jr.’s strategy of offering a free Hangover Burger taps directly into this need, transforming a potential low point into a high point of the celebration.

The campaign’s tagline, “Need Burger. Get Burger.”, perfectly encapsulates the brand’s commitment to fulfilling the primal desire for a great burger, especially when it’s needed most. By blending nostalgia with innovation, Carl’s Jr. not only delivers a culinary solution but also reinforces its position as a forward-thinking leader in fast-food advertising.

Carl’s Jr. has once again proven that it knows how to capture the zeitgeist of its audience. The “Your Post-Super Bowl Hangover” campaign, starring Alix Earle, is a masterful mix of classic advertising elements and modern digital influence. Whether you’re a die-hard football fan or simply a burger aficionado, this campaign offers a refreshing and fun way to recover from the Super Bowl festivities.

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Comments 4

  1. Charles Taylor says:
    1 year ago

    Disappointing to see Carl’s Jr. promoting unhealthy fast food through influencer marketing, setting a bad example for young viewers.

    Reply
  2. Stephanie Sanders says:
    1 year ago

    Using TikTokers in ads may appeal to younger audiences, but it doesn’t guarantee a quality product or service.

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  3. Raymond Ward M. says:
    1 year ago

    Using TikTokers in ads promotes unrealistic body standards and can negatively impact viewers’ self-esteem.

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  4. Michael Moore says:
    1 year ago

    Interesting to see Carl’s Jr. partnering with TikToker Alix Earle for their ad.

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