Music superstar Seal says he doesn't take himself too seriously, so parodying his huge hit "Kiss from a Rose" for a new Mountain Dew Super Bowl commercial was right up his alley.

Baja, baja, baja, baja!” Seal transformed into an actual Seal for his new Super Bowl 2025 commercial for Mountain Dew — and it’s hard to look away. The musician, 61, even belts out a new rendition of his 1994 hit song “Kiss From a Rose” for the ad.

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Mountain Dew’s “Kiss from a Lime” Super Bowl ad features Seal promoting the soft drink’s fast-growing Baja Blast variety.

In the extended version of the ad, the 27-year-old takes a swing from a bottle of new Tropical Lime flavored Baja Blast, which sends her hurtling through space and landing in a speedboat being driven by a stranger wearing a fuzzy green coat, who tells her the beverage has been "kissed by the perfect amount of tropical lime."

Seal has never been in truer form than in Mountain Dew's new Super Bowl commercial, which premiered Wednesday (Feb. 5), featuring the British singer serenading Becky G on a truly wild water safari. The spot opens with the "Shower" singer cracking open a Baja Blast and taking a sip,

Seal, known for hit songs like "Kiss from a Rose" and "Crazy," is bringing new meaning to his name this year in a Mountain Dew Super Bowl ad, revealed exclusively on TODAY Feb. 5. The "Kiss from a Lime" campaign ad begins with Mountain Dew's Mountain Dude,

Mountain Dew Baja Blast shared the full version of its Super Bowl ad, directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Taika Waititi,