Ben Affleck and brother Casey sport DunKings tracksuits, recruit Jeremy Strong for new Dunkin' Super Bowl ad

Ben Affleck is still dunkin'.

The original member of the DunKings, the music group featured in a 2024 Super Bowl ad for Dunkin' Donuts, is putting the band back together. This time, he and his younger brother, Casey Affleck, were joined by fellow Bostonian Jeremy Strong in a new teaser ad for the coffee mecca unveiled during Sunday's 2025 Grammy Awards.

The spot promised that the full commercial will air during Super Bowl LIX, which kicks off Sunday, Feb. 2, at 6:30 p.m. ET/3:30 p.m. PT on Fox. Viewers were told to, "Suit up, America."

The teaser pokes fun at Strong, depicting the Succession alum immersed in a big vat of coffee beans to prepare for the ad. "The Bean Method" clip shows him saying he's "just trying to find the character," a reference to his reputation of throwing himself fully into his roles.

The Argo actor and director put on his DunKings tracksuit for a commercial that aired during Super Bowl LVIII in 2024 and also starred his close pal Matt Damon and retired New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. Hyped by Affleck as "the Boston Massacre," the ensemble invaded the music studio of Affleck's then-wife, Jennifer Lopez, much to her embarrassment. (Affleck and Lopez didn't officially split until August 2024.)

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In that ad, the guys pleaded with whoever was listening, "Don't dunk away my heart."

At the time, Damon seemed ambivalent about being in the group. "Sometimes it's really hard to be your friend," he said flatly to the elder Affleck.

The memorable spot also featured Jack Harlow and Fat Joe.

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Casey Affleck did a parody of a Dunkin' Donuts commercial on Saturday Night Live in December 2016, when he hosted the show. In it, he played a gruffer patron of the chain, standing out among the shiny happy people around him. The self-described "Mayor of Dunkin'" smoked inside (well, sort of), bragged about taking advantage of the restroom, and rumbled with the manager and other customers.

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