This NFL Commercial Left America SPEECHLESS. What It Says About Farmers? I Fought Back Tears!!


As huge of an event Super bowl is, often it’s the commercials that get the most attention and we can’t help but share what was in our opinion one of the best Super Bowl ads that ever appeared on TV.

There’s no action, no special effect, no comedy, just a simple monologue about people who are the backbone of our country. WATCH THE VIDEO BELOW
It manages to be as patriotic as football itself and I’ve never felt so proud of being an American.

God bless our farmers. They need more recognition than they get.

 

 

 

 

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