Nate Bargatze’s Super Bowl Commercial Debut: A Comedian’s Love for DoorDash

Nate Bargatze’s Super Bowl Commercial Debut: A Comedian’s Love for DoorDash

Comedian Nate Bargatze, 45, isn’t just passionate about making people laugh; he’s also a huge fan of fast food and the convenience of delivery services. His love for Dairy Queen, McDonald’s, and especially DoorDash is no secret, and it’s now landed him a starring role in the company’s Super Bowl LIX commercial.

Bargatze’s affinity for DoorDash goes beyond mere convenience. He appreciates the speed and efficiency with which he can get his favorite meals, like a Sonic Blast or a McDonald’s No. 1 combo (hold the onions), delivered right to his door. He even pre-orders his food while driving home, comparing it to sending a “carrier pigeon.” This long-time loyalty to the service culminated in a hilarious anecdote shared during his second time hosting Saturday Night Live in October, where he joked about his “abuse” (frequent use) of DoorDash.

This anecdote proved to be a successful audition of sorts, as just four months later, Bargatze is featured in his first-ever commercial for DoorDash’s Super Bowl spot. The commercial promotes DashPass, the delivery service’s membership program that offers significant savings.

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Bargatze humorously admitted that his SNL monologue was a strategic move to catch DoorDash’s attention. “Telling the story about DoorDash on SNL, that was my whole goal… I was basically going on SNL to audition for DoorDash,” he joked. “It really worked out.”

The comedian also expressed gratitude for the platform SNL has provided him, acknowledging the significant impact it has had on his 20-year career. He credits SNL creator Lorne Michaels for recognizing his talent and providing opportunities. Bargatze affirmed his willingness to host the show again, stating he would “100%” return for a third time if asked. He believes Michaels is always searching for the next generation of comedic talent, and being recognized by such an influential figure so late in his career is a testament to the show’s ongoing search for fresh voices.

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Beyond his professional life, Bargatze revealed that his 12-year-old daughter, Harper, has a knack for making him laugh. He admires her comedic timing and facial expressions, noting her ability to even charm her mother when she’s supposed to be disciplined.

Bargatze lightheartedly added that Harper is also the likely heir to his cherished DashPass membership. The comedian’s genuine love for his family, comedy, and, of course, DoorDash shines through in his personal anecdotes and professional endeavors.

Super Bowl LIX took place on Sunday, February 9th, at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, featuring a matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles. This highly anticipated game provided the perfect platform for Bargatze and DoorDash to share their comedic collaboration with millions of viewers.