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Ben Affleck recruited fellow Boston native and best friend Matt Damon, as well as Tom Brady, to star in his Dunkin’ Super Bowl ad, which had ties to the Massachusetts city. However, there was another major Bostonian who would have liked to be included: Mark Wahlberg. The actor was asked his thoughts on Affleck’s commercial for the big game, telling “Entertainment Tonight, “It’s pretty damn funny.” “You know what? I didn’t get the call.
' Dressed in matching pink-and-orange tracksuits, they show up at Jennifer Lopez's recording studio with Affleck singing his song for his wife in hopes she puts it on her new album. “What up! For your consideration, here comes the Boston Massacre. The DunKings!” Affleck says in his Boston accent with Damon and Brady in tow. The crew then start performing their song “Don’t Dunk Away At My Heart,” with J.Lo cringing. “Sometimes it’s really hard to be your friend,” Damon quips.
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