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Star’s ‘disturbing’ Super Bowl look divides

He’s known for his muscular physique and imposing frame but Aquaman star Jason Momoa has shown a different side of himself.
At least skinny Momoa is comfortable.Source:YouTube

At least skinny Momoa is comfortable.Source:YouTube

The world stops for the spectacle that is the Super Bowl but within the package is so many moments of brilliance.

While the game itself captivates, from the spectacle pre-game to the halftime show, there is something for everyone.

Arguably the aspect of the Super Bowl that everyone can get behind is the ads and they have delivered once again.

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The cost is again incredibly high with this year’s 30 second commercials costing up to a whopping $AU8.3 million for 30 seconds ($US5.6m), it can often be worth it with the ads going viral online.

While there were several brilliant commercials this year — from Jeep’s Bill Murray Groundhog Day, the creepy Brian Cranston Mountain Dew ad and many more — one of the surprise packets was for Rocket Mortgage with Aquaman and Game of Thrones actor Jason Momoa relaxing.

Starting as he drives into his home with paparazzi clamouring for photos, Momoa drives up to his house.

“What does home mean to me? It’s my sanctuary,” he says. “It’s the one place I can let me guard down.”

But as he walks into his house, he begins to remove his muscles, revealing thin arms and tiny torso.

He then removes the wig before picking up a slide guitar as the voiceover comes in.
 

 
Aquaman actor Jason Momoa at work.
Aquaman actor Jason Momoa at work.Source:Supplied

 

Skinny Momoa at home.
Skinny Momoa at home.Source:YouTube

 

While it hadn’t made the rounds as much before the Super Bowl, fans were divided over the new look for the star.

     
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