Dunkin’ Donuts has been teasing their new Ben Affleck Super Bowl ad for the past few days, revealing Affleck’s brother Casey and Succession star Jeremy Strong.

The 60-second ad was one of the first to air during the Big Game, revealing the new version of the “DunKings” including coach Bill Belichick and his 24-year-old girlfriend Jordon Hudson.

Dunkin also released the extended seven-minute ‘movie’ version, where Ben and his DunKings go to battle with other coffee brands.

The commercial begins with flashback footage from last year’s Super Bowl ad, where the DunKings were a pop group.

One year later, Affleck is seen chatting with his brother Casey, revealing the ‘thing’ now is ‘diss tracks,’ possibly referencing the Kendrick Lamar and Drake beef.

‘Everyone’s insulting each other, that’s how you get successful. We battle the other coffee brands and win this cup,’ Ben says, though Casey doesn’t want to do it.

Dunkin’ Donuts has been teasing their new Ben Affleck Super Bowl ad for the past few days, revealing Affleck’s brother Casey and Succession star Jeremy Strong 

Dunkin also released the extended seven-minute ‘movie’ version, where Ben and his DunKings go to battle with other coffee brands.

Casey said it, ‘looks stupid,’ as Ben adds, ‘This is why people call you a difficult actor,’ though Casey insists, ‘No one says that.’

They’re then seen a the ‘Java Jam: Battle of the Coffee Brand Bands,’ where Ben is signing autographs at the Dunkin booth.

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A young kid is disappointed that Tom Brady and Matt Damon aren’t there, as Ben insists they don’t have ‘the heart of a champion.’

The kid doesn’t think Ben is talented as he teased a ‘fourth DunKing’ that’s a ‘big surprise,’ as they cut to Boston native Jeremy Strong’s dressing room.

The famous method actor is seen pouring Dunkin coffee beans over his head as Ben and Casey enter as Jeremy comes out of a huge barrel of coffee grounds.

‘I’m just trying to find the character,’ Strong insists, adding he’s, ‘trying to talk to the beans, immerse myself in the beans.’

Strong adds that he thinks the ‘way in,’ which involves Revolutionary War legend Paul Revere.

Affleck is approached by Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes, who have made several movies together, as Affleck wonders, ‘Aren’t you guys a little old?’

Casey said it, ‘looks stupid,’ as Ben adds, ‘This is why people call you a difficult actor,’ though Casey insists, ‘No one says that’

They’re then seen a the ‘Java Jam: Battle of the Coffee Brand Bands,’ where Ben is signing autographs at the Dunkin booth

The famous method actor is seen pouring Dunkin coffee beans over his head as Ben and Casey enter as Jeremy comes out of a huge barrel of coffee grounds

‘I’m just trying to find the character,’ Strong insists, adding he’s, ‘trying to talk to the beans, immerse myself in the beans’

Affleck is approached by Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes, who have made several movies together, as Affleck wonders, ‘Aren’t you guys a little old?’

They also find a fast food brand and another coffee brand called Barista Buds that is likely a reference to Starbucks before Strong arrives dressed as Paul Revere

Strong makes a convincing proclamation that gets the whole Java Jam to applaud as the Dunkin crew seemingly wins the Java Jam

The full 7-minute ad ends with one final cameo at the end from Donnie Wahlberg from New Kids on the Block

They interact with an ‘expensive coffee brand’ that Belicheck jokes he would need to coach two teams to afford that brand.  

They also find a fast food brand and another coffee brand called Barista Buds that is likely a reference to Starbucks before Strong arrives dressed as Paul Revere.

Strong makes a convincing proclamation that gets the whole Java Jam to applaud as the Dunkin crew seemingly wins the Java Jam.

The full 7-minute ad ends with one final cameo at the end from Donnie Wahlberg from New Kids on the Block.