The Twitterverse exploded during the first half of the Super Bowl after an advertisement for Hulu streaming service premiered in which the New England Patriots' quarterback had a message for the audience.
The commercial was in black and white and featured the footballer walking down a field in a turtleneck while speaking about Hulu before standing still to look into the camera.
"I'm not going anywhere," he said.
Patriots fans — and detractors — were excited by the commercial which comes as Brady is set to become a free agent on March 18.
"And there’s your answer haters!" Roger A. Suchite tweeted out.
And there’s your answer haters! “I’m not going anywhere” ~ Tom Brady #THEGOAT 🐐
— Roger A. Suchite (@suchite_roger) February 3, 2020
Cc: @richluchette https://t.co/pLgyzPufIo
"Would I be reading too much into that to think he's def coming back?" asked Gamul Boston. "I hope they have more ads in the game where they announce his new contract."
hmmmm - That @TomBrady & @hulu add ending with Tom saying "Me? I'm not going anywhere."
— Gamul_Boston (@Gamul_Boston) February 3, 2020
Would I be reading too much into that to think he's def coming back?
I hope they have more ads in the game where they announce his new contract.
For Kelly David, the advertisement easily won the best in show award.
We don’t need to get to the end of the #SuperBowl to know that @TomBrady & @hulu win the commercial game. Is he walking into the stadium? Out of the stadium? He’s not going anywhere.
— Kelly David (@kldavid) February 3, 2020
"We don’t need to get to the end of the #SuperBowl to know that @TomBrady & @hulu win the commercial game," she said. "Is he walking into the stadium? Out of the stadium?
"He’s not going anywhere."
