2/07/2005
The uncensored GoDaddy commercial
The Commercial that the NFL and FOX didn't want you to see!!For the most part, the 2005 Superbowl commercials were pretty lame. Apparently the shadows of Janet Jackson's Nipplegate were still looming from last year. Probably the only ad that had people talking the next day was the GoDaddy.com commercial featuring model and WWE diva Candice Michelle. Although the commercial might have been considered a little hot when compared to the other Superbowl ads, it was far from wild.
If you want to see Candice Michelle aka (Nikki Cappelli) in something hot, then check out her Cinemax debut in “Hotel Erotica” (2002). You can view MPG video clips of the movie at Nitro Video (adults only) or stills at Mr. Skin (adults only).
There were actually two GoDaddy.com commercials. FOX decided not to air the second commercial. So here's a link to the second GoDaddy.com commercial. Enjoy!

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