Nina Agdal is one of the most beautiful models in the world and that was on full display on Super Bowl Sunday as she starred in a Carl's Jr. Super Bowl commercial. Others that have appeared include Paris Hilton, Kim Kardashian and Padma Lakshmi.
According to ABC.com, the 20-year-old Danish model follows in the footsteps of fellow SI model Kate Upton, who starred in an ad for the company last year.
The commercial features Agdal in a skimpy black bikini on a beach in Hawaii as Bobby Darin's "Beyond the Sea" plays in the background. She walks along the beach in a model pose and puts her hands through her hair as she arrives at a towel with a Carl Jr. bag and a drink next to it.
She grabs the new sandwich and sits down and starts devouring it as the speed goes to slow motion. The sound effects are pronounced and soon after she takes her top off and lays down while eating it. There is also a director's cut version of the ad.
Agdal was named "Sports Illustrated" Rookie of the Year in 2012 and follows in the footsteps of many other models and actresses that have appeared in Super Bowl ads.
Kate Upton starred in a Mercedes commercial for this year's Super Bowl, while former SI model Bar Refaeli starred in a Go Daddy ad that was very popular after the game.
The company has been known in the past for their controversial Super Bowl commercials, many of them starring Danica Patrick. This year's ad features Leonardo DiCaprio's ex-girlfriend, model Bar Refaeli, and is titled "Perfect Match".
The commercial shows Patrick alongside the model and a nerd on the computer, describing two sides of Go Daddy, the sexy side and the smart side for business, represented by "Walter. Patrick says that together "they are perfect" and then the two start to passionately make out.
The video zooms in close and has Refaeli really getting into before dropping the website name. The lucky actor playing Walter is Jesse Heiman, who had never been in a Super Bowl commercial before. The actor has appeared in many films and TV shows, including "The Social Network" and "Parks and Recreation".