3 SPOTS1999–2002
| Year | Spot | Len |
|---|---|---|
| 1999 | Monster.com 'When I Grow Up' - Super Bowl XXXIII Commercial (1999)Kids dream of filing all day and clawing their way to middle management — the ad that made Monster.com and defined the dot-com Super Bowl era. | :33 |
| 2002 | Monster 'A Really Fit Guy Who Needs a Job' - Super Bowl XXXVI Commercial (2002)Olympic hockey players, skiers and speed skaters flash by in an orange-and-white montage while the narrator takes away the camera, the crowds, the medals and the clock, leaving 'a really fit guy who needs a job.' Monster says it is 'proud to find great jobs for our U.S. Olympians and millions of other Americans.' | :30 |
| 2002 | Monster.com 9/11 Tribute 'Thank You, America' - Super Bowl XXXVI Commercial (2002)In black and white, a New Yorker in a suit speaks in front of the Manhattan skyline and the Empire State Building about September 11th: 'Now more than ever, we are one nation. For all New Yorkers, I just want to say, thank you America.' The tribute was made possible by monster.com. | :30 |