Ben Stiller's fake female Viagra commercial is brutally hilarious

Maeve McDermott

USATODAY

We've all seen it —the telltale soft lighting, gentle come-ons and vaguely phallic props of a Viagra commercial.

So the day after the Super Bowl, Ben Stiller and Jimmy Fallon imagined a different version of the notorious erectile dysfunction medication ad for the Tonight Show, but one aimed at women instead.

And Stiller, wearing a football jersey and serving pure Blue Steel, delivers a message that female consumers can get behind: "Even though zero women suffer from erectile dysfunction, over 98% of women over 30 suffer from another condition, called "not being turned on by their husband anymore."

Oop!

Watch the full commercial here:

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