This new Hulu commercial isn't a spoof - it's real. To make the commercial look as real as possible, Hulu used body doubles in Los Angeles and deepfake algorithms to create the illusion of real athletes. The video company worked with Sao Paulo-based VFX studio Tribbo to beef up the training data for the AI algorithms. The production process took six weeks.

Ja Morant

The point guard from the Memphis Grizzlies has signed a deal with Hulu, a live streaming service, for its latest commercial. It's part of the Sellouts campaign, which celebrates celebrities' style and personality. Ja Morant is known for his athletic on-court theatrics, as well as his fashion sense. The ad will appear on TV screens across the nation, as well as on social media.

The ad for the NBA's new streaming service features a new, high-energy commercial featuring the young superstar. Morant is no stranger to social media, as his videos have garnered over 80 million views on the NBA's Instagram account. But his latest Hulu commercial has gone one step further, showcasing the young talent of the Memphis Grizzlies. The commercial features Morant's career highs in scoring, rebounding, and field-goal shooting, and highlights the Grizzlies' new resurgence as an up-and-coming team.

The basketball-mad commercial features the talented six-foot-three-inch point guard in a game that features the Grizzlies' new superstar. Ja Morant was born in Dalzell, South Carolina, and went on to become the second overall pick in the 2019 NBA Draft. His parents both played basketball in high school, and his sister followed in their footsteps. In high school, Ja attended Crestwood High School and excelled as the school's top scorer.

The ad shows Morant's rise to stardom. The commercial celebrates the Memphis cultural history and Morant's recent stardom. He uses the tagline "Says Who?" in response to questions about the star's heritage. The child in the commercial then answers the fan's question. MoneybaggYo also asks the same question in the ad, which echoes the message in the Nike commercial.

The ad also shows a Grizzlies benchwarmer, who had recently undergone knee surgery. Morant's ad will be the latest on the streaming service's channel. The ad is part of the "Sellouts" campaign, which also featured LaMelo Ball. Aside from the ad featuring the Memphis Grizzlies, it's the first basketball commercial to feature a grizzly player.

Damian Lillard

The latest Hulu commercial has a star that will surely win over basketball fans. The actor Damian Lillard stars in the commercial, which promotes the new Hulu With Live TV feature. Lillard is a fan of the brand, so the new commercial will no doubt make him a huge fan of the streaming service. This is the second commercial starring the basketball star, which makes the Hulu TV commercial a must-see for basketball fans.

The commercial features Damian Lillard, a Portland Trail Blazers point guard, singing an original song. This Hulu commercial is part of a series highlighting the sports channel's value propositions. The three-minute original song also highlights the value propositions of Hulu + Live TV. The commercial is authentic and captures the essence of Hulu's Sellouts campaign themes, with transparency and humor. Damian's hip-hop persona adds to the fun.

The commercial also features Lillard, who is currently starring in the NBA season as a point guard. The company used AI to place Lillard's face onto a stunt double. The company's commercial includes a song called "Hulu Doesn't Just Have Live Sports".

While Lillard's acting chops may be limited to streaming commercials, his talent is worth much more than that. He has released a number of songs in the past with such artists as Jeremih, Lil' Wayne, Benny the Butcher, Mozzy, and other artists. His latest single, "GOAT Spirit," was released alongside Snoop Dogg and Mozzy. The actor has not released a new album yet.

LaMelo Ball

In its latest commercial, streaming video service Hulu has partnered with NBA star LaMelo Ball to stage a faux ad within an ad. The commercial, titled "Hulu Sellouts," pokes fun at influencer marketing and marries cereal with a live TV streaming service. While the actual commercial features LaMelo Ball singing along to the cereal's lyrics, the commercial is based on the real-life Charlotte Hornets point guard.

The "Hulu Sellouts" campaign began in late 2018 and has been making the rounds in sports. In that time, it has partnered with NBA stars such as Derrick Rose, Jeremy Lin, and LeBron James to promote its live TV service. In addition to celebrities, the company has also collaborated with various sports figures to promote its "Hulu Sellouts" campaign.

While he's currently in the NBA, LaMelo Ball has played in Australia for one season with the Illawarra Hawks. Although he struggled with his shooting splits and played a dual role for the Hornets during the 2020-21 season, he's proven to be a valuable asset for the franchise. In addition to being a good ball handler, he's a slashing machine who can score in any position. Unfortunately, however, his poor shot selection has cost him the NBA draft lottery, which he hopes to recoup with more experience.

The company's new promotional campaign is a win-win for its subscribers. In addition to the LaMelo Ball commercial, the company also unveiled a new logo in the form of a TV ID that mimics the colors of the Hulu brand. The new logo will run throughout the NBA playoffs. The company, which is owned by Disney, has used a variety of media tropes in its "sellouts" since its launch.

Rick and Morty

If you haven't already, check out the latest Rick and Morty commercial. This hilarious TV series will be streaming on Hulu. The commercial stars the co-creator of the show, Justin Roiland, who is also the executive producer of the network. The hilarious comedy series offers a variety of original shows and movies as well as classic and current TV shows. In this commercial, Rick and Morty attempt to hijack an airplane.

Despite being a knockoff of Aquaman, this commercial is too sexual to be effective. But what's more, this Rick and Morty commercial will make you laugh out loud. The first scene shows the Smith family on a creepy, too-haunted forest. During the commercial, you'll also see a Voltron parody, a crashing space ship, and the character Mr. Poopybutthole. And if you're wondering why the two are singing a song from The White Stripes?

The Rick and Morty commercial is hilarious and perfectly illustrates the humor of this TV show. The show has been on Hulu for nearly a decade, but it has only recently moved to HBO Max. If you live outside the U.S., it won't be long before you can stream the new episodes. Adult Swim, the company behind the series, has also signed up Rick and Morty and is planning to debut season 4 on the streaming service.

Season 5 of Rick and Morty is coming to Hulu and HBO Max. The premiere date has not yet been announced, but it will be about five months after the last season on Adult Swim. Season 5 is expected to premiere in January 2022. It is available for free on both Hulu and HBO Max. There are no other episodes of the show at this time. Just like the previous season, the new episodes will be available on both platforms.