The 10 most shared Olympics ads of all time

AP Photo/Michael Sohn

Michael Phelps’ “Rule Yourself” Under Armour ad has been shared nearly 500,000 times.

On Sunday, the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro came to a close. Even though the games may be over, the spirit lives on through social media and advertising — even from Olympics years in the past.

Video ad tech company Unruly tracked which Olympics ads have garnered the most shares ever, specifically looking at shares across Facebook and YouTube as of August 22.

Half of them come from the 2016 Games in Rio, but the rest are from the Winter Games in Sochi two years ago and the 2012 Games in London.

Ranging from Adidas’ Queen singalong with Great Britain to P&G’s heart-wrenching “Thank You, Mom,” here are the Olympic-themed ads that have been passed along the most.

10. Nike — Unlimited Youth

Number of shares: 187,384

Olympics: Rio, 2016

Watch it below:

9. Under Armour — Rule Yourself | USA Women’s Gymnastics

Number of shares: 193,242

Olympics: Rio, 2016

Watch it below:

8. Adidas — Team GB Don’t Stop Me Now

Number of shares: 198,987

Olympics: London, 2012

Watch it below:

7. Nike — Find Your Greatness | The Jogger

Number of shares: 199,731

Olympics: London, 2012

Watch it below:

6. P&G — Thank You, Mom | Strong

Number of shares: 200,913

Olympics: Rio, 2016

Watch it below:

5. Canadian Institute for Diversity and Inclusion — Luge

Number of shares: 324,161

Olympics: Sochi, 2014

Watch it below:

4. Under Armour — Rule Yourself | Michael Phelps

Number of shares: 473,635

Olympics: Rio, 2016

Watch it below:

3. P&G — Pick Them Back Up

Number of shares: 699,564

Olympics: Sochi, 2014

Watch it below:

2. Channel 4 — We’re The Superhumans

Number of shares: 1,465,776

Olympics: Rio Paralympics, 2016

Watch it below:

1. P&G — Thank You Mama

Number of shares: 2,450,713

Olympics: London, 2012

Watch it below:

Read more stories on Business Insider, Malaysian edition of the world’s fastest-growing business and technology news website.