Choosing milk should be simple. Unless one of them starts talking back. This comedic commercial for Yup! Milk features Danny Irizarry caught in an unexpectedly animated decision as he debates which bottle of milk to choose. The moment takes a surreal turn when the Yup! Milk bottle speaks up, confidently pitching itself as the obvious choice and refusing to be ignored. Danny Irizarry’s performance grounds the absurd premise through clear reactions, curiosity, and escalating disbelief, allowing the humor to land through sincerity rather than exaggeration. The scene plays with conversational rhythm and timing, turning a mundane choice into a playful exchange that feels spontaneous and approachable. This spot highlights Danny Irizarry’s strength in commercial comedy, reactive performance, and selling heightened concepts with authenticity, showcasing an ability to interact convincingly with animated or imagined elements while maintaining a natural on camera presence.

Assumptions are dangerous, especially around the holidays. This alternate Christmas commercial for ABC Fine Wine & Spirits centers on Danny Irizarry as part of a well meaning but misguided family who assumes the grandparents are simply too old to make it to the celebration. As the family settles into a quieter holiday routine, they mourn the absence with affectionate resignation and low expectations. The twist lands when it is revealed that the grandparents are anything but fragile. Instead, they are fully embracing the season at the neighbor’s rager, turning the family’s assumptions upside down. Danny Irizarry’s performance anchors the humor through grounded reactions, timing, and believable frustration, letting the comedy emerge naturally from contrast rather than punchlines.

Some conversations get awkward when your future shows up early. This commercial spot for Progressive Insurance’s Lifeshifters campaign features Danny Irizarry as the future husband of the main character during a surreal encounter between a woman and her future self. As the conversation unfolds, Danny Irizarry’s character becomes the unexpected comic lens through which the absurdity fully lands. The performance is driven almost entirely by improvised reactions, facial expression, and physical comedy rather than scripted dialogue. Danny Irizarry uses timing, posture, and spontaneous response to heighten the humor, grounding the high concept premise in believable, relatable confusion. This spot highlights Danny Irizarry’s strength in improvisational comedy, reactive performance, and physical humor, showcasing an ability to elevate scripted commercial concepts through organic behavior and sharp comedic instincts.

Nothing ruins a McDonald’s run faster than parents pretending it is fine dining. This voice over commercial for McDonald’s McPick 2 features Danny Irizarry as the exasperated son trying to escape an increasingly awkward situation. As his parents dramatically describe their fast food like it belongs in a high end restaurant, Danny Irizarry’s character cuts through the nonsense, pleading for them to leave before it gets any worse. The performance is quick, playful, and driven by timing, rhythm, and vocal reaction. Danny Irizarry’s delivery balances comedy and charm, selling the joke through sincerity and youthful frustration rather than exaggeration. Designed for radio, the spot relies entirely on vocal clarity and pacing to land the humor cleanly and efficiently. This commercial highlights Danny Irizarry’s strength in voice over comedy, youthful character work, and fast paced commercial performance, showcasing an ability to create a vivid, relatable character using voice alone.

Every family has a Christmas story they swear is true. This holiday commercial for ABC Fine Wine & Spirits places Danny Irizarry at the center of a quirky family Christmas celebration that takes an unexpected turn. Mid festivities, the family receives a shocking text claiming that Grandma has been run over by a reindeer, instantly derailing the evening with panic, disbelief, and confusion. Danny Irizarry’s performance grounds the absurdity with sharp reactions, comedic timing, and relatable disbelief, allowing the joke to land through character rather than exaggeration. This spot highlights Danny Irizarry’s strength in commercial comedy, ensemble interaction, and holiday storytelling, showcasing an ability to anchor heightened humor in a warm, approachable, and brand friendly performance.

Some projects ask for a voice. Others ask for pure chaos. This behind the scenes clip captures Danny Irizarry during a Takis voice over recording session after being asked to create “dancing noises.” What follows is an uninhibited burst of improvised sound, rhythm, and physical commitment as Danny Irizarry leans fully into the request, turning a simple prompt into a memorable moment. The clip highlights instinct, playfulness, and creative fearlessness, with Danny Irizarry using his body and voice as one expressive instrument. The energy in the room shifts quickly as producers break into laughter, underscoring the value of spontaneity and trust in commercial voice work. This BTS moment showcases Danny Irizarry’s strength in improvisation, vocal experimentation, and bringing levity into professional creative spaces, offering a glimpse of how personality and risk taking can elevate the room beyond the script.