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Super Bowl 55 airs Sunday, Feb. 7, on CBS, beginning at 6 p.m.

Gronk and Tom Brady are going head to head — in a quirky new Super Bowl 2021 commercial. The two former Patriots teammates, who reunited as Tampa Bay Buccaneers, appeared in a T-Mobile ad that debuted Friday ahead of Sunday’s big game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

battle between the Chiefs and the Buccaneers — but it’s also a fight for eyeballs: Marketing executives around the country have paid millions upon millions of dollars to get viewers to love their brand’s commercial during Super Bowl 2021. The goal is to have the most memorable clip, one shared on YouTube for years to come — oh, and to sell a few beers and cars.

shared a sweet video in August dancing with daughter Ella to honor his late wife Kelly Preston, who died in July 2020 after a battle with breast cancer.Super Bowl LV airs live on CBS and CBS All Access on Sunday, Feb.

halftime headliner The Weeknd’s highly anticipated performance.The Weeknd, real name Abel Tesfaye, appears notably more subdued — and fully in-tact — after a string of face-altering appearances leading up to his big gig. The 30-year-old spent the past year or so in various degrees of deformity, from beat up and bandaged to fully plastered over with a CGI face-lift.

his big Super Bowl halftime performance, the 30-year-old singer opted to ditch his cryptic bandages and CGI plastic surgery, showing off his real face for the first time in a while.The one-minute teaser for the show, on Feb. 7, shows a montage of fans enjoying his song, “Blinding Lights,” including a grocery store worker and a pool cleaner dancing to his tune like no one’s watching.Right at the end, The Weeknd flashes a smile to a toll booth security guard who was interrupted grooving to the hit.It’s the first time in a while fans got to see his real face since The Weeknd, whose real name is Abel Tesfaye, has been donning bandages as part of an aesthetic for his latest album.