NEW YORK — Advertisers such as Budweiser, M&Ms, Groupon and others have begun to release their ads ahead of Super Bowl Sunday to try to generate some buzz. It’s a crucial time to capture attention because marketers spend $5 million per 30-second spot for airtime alone.

While teaser ads abound, here’s a look at the full Super Bowl ads that have been released as of Monday. So far advertisers are mostly focusing on silly humor and heartwarming messages. The Super Bowl between the New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles airs Sunday night on NBC.

In the Super Bowl ad for Pringles, actor Bill Hader, left, introduces the made-up practice of "flavor-stacking" – combining different types of chips to make new flavors. Rob Kalmbach/Pringles via AP

n Budweiser: The beer maker’s ad features a brewery that turns out cans of water for places in need, to the tune of “Stand By Me.”

n Febreze: The air freshener goes all in for toilet humor with a pseudo-documentary ad about Dave, a man whose “bleep don’t stink.” The kicker is that David is not at your Super Bowl party – so you should use Febreze.

n Groupon: The deal-site’s ad features Tiffany Haddish and shows football players kicking a football at a rich man who doesn’t support local business.

n Lexus: The carmaker promotes its new luxury sedan with an action-packed ad featuring the Black Panther character from Marvel’s upcoming movie.

n M&Ms: The chocolate candy’s ad shows a cartoon M&M character transforming into Danny DeVito after he finds a lucky penny and is relieved that no one wants to eat him.

n Pringles: Bill Hader stars in the snacks’ ad that introduces the made-up practice of “flavor-stacking,” or eating different flavors of Pringles together to create new flavors.

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