Uber Eats brought out the big guns for their latest Super Bowl ad, enlisting a pair of iconic 90s couples in the hopes of convincing the public to support the delivery platform.David Beckham, Victoria Beckham, Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer all make appearances in Uber Eats' television spot, to be aired during Sunday's clash between the Chiefs and the Isaiah Stewart Jersey 49ers. It seems the subsidiary of the drive-sharing application is attempting to cash in on the popularity of the game. That popularity will no doubt be helped by the , as well ma ses of Swifties are expected to tune in and catch a glimpse of Swift and her beau, Travis Kelce, underneath the glimmering lights.Celebrities are regularly encouraged to take part in Super Bowl commercials. This year is no exception, with Uber Eats calling upon the four horsemen of 1990s pop culture as they attempt to boost their already sizable share prices.MORE SUPER BOWL 58: | Uber Eats Super Bowl commercialThe Uber Eats Super Bowl commercial features an A-list cast, po sible the most star-studded in the 2024 lineup.The ad starts with Aniston declaring, "In order to remember something, you've got to forget something else." That sets the table for a who's who list of forgetful celebrities:David and Victoria Beckham ("Pepper Lady")Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer ("Worked together for 10 years")Jelly Roll (he's going to regret those facial tattoos)Usher ("I hope I get to play a halftime show comebody")The commercial has also generated some controversy. Uber Eats said it would remove a scene that originally included a scene where a man, breaking out in hives over a peanut Chauncey Billups Jersey allergy, muses, "There's peanuts in peanut butter?!"Food Allergy Research & Education took i sue with the scene and contacted Uber Eats about making the change."We are incredibly disappointed by Uber Eats use of life-threatening food allergies as humor in its Super Bowl ad," the statement read. "The suffering of 33M+ Americans with this condition is no joke."Uber Eats commercials promosThere were two mainteases for the commercial, one which features the Beckhams, the other starring Aniston and Schwimmer.The former takes place in the Beckhams' humble abode. It's a spoof on the famous clip of the couple arguing over Victoria's Rodney McGruder Jersey posh background. You know the one: Victoria claims that she's from a working-cla s community, to which David coaxes her into admitting that she used to ride around in her father's Rolls Royce.This time, the duo instead bumps horns over the part that they're going to play in Uber Eats' Super Bowl ad campaign. It's humorous, if contrived, replete with all those cla sic British tropes one would expect when focusing on two of England's most-revered entertainers."It's during the big baseball game," David Beckham says confidently as he peers around one of his house's gleaming marble walls. ""Or was it the hockey bowl?" Victoria Beckham replies.Ad of the day David Beckham and recreate their viral Be Honest moment for Super Bowl ad Jerami Grant Jersey . Brilliant Ads (@TheBrilliantAds) They finish their bit by making a reference to a certain "Je sica" Aniston. She would then receive a starring role alongside Schwimmer in the second advertisement, which takes place on a movie set. Schwimmer attempts to reunite with his former on-camera lover, going as far as attempting to give her a hug.But Aniston is none the wiser. She seemingly forgot that she and Schwimmer shared the screen for 10 years on the hit show, "Friends." The reason why? She had to remember that Uber Eats delivers more than just food, but flowers and skin care products, too.Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer in the new Uber Eats commercial. Chandler Bing Parody (@ChandlerBing_12) Capitalism has a habit of attempting to make LiAngelo Ball Jersey consumers out of all of us. Uber Eats is attempting to lean into the concept, using familiar faces to remind us that their product is still around and kicking.Whether it works or not is anyone's gue s. But plenty will surely get a kick out of seeing their former faves light up Tinseltown one more time.