The upcoming Super Bowl 2015 will not only draw viewers to watch the epic battle between Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots kicking off in Feb. 1, but it is also the perfect event to watch the highly anticipated commercials and movie trailers.

Carl's Jr. ads have been really controversial among any other companies who've debut advertisement in the said event.

This year is no exemption, following the footsteps of bikini clad ladies flaunting their body while sexily eating their huge burgers, is another sexy bombshell model named Charlotte McKinney.

Here is the Super Bowl 2015 commercial everybody is talking about in YouTube released by Carl's Jr.

"Charlotte McKinney loves going All-Natural, especially when it comes to her burger in this extended version of the "Au Naturel" commercial. Introducing fast food's first All-Natural Burger with grass-fed, free-range beef that has no added hormones, steroids, or antibiotics. Only at Carl's Jr. Show us how you #EatLikeYouMeanIt.

 Carl's Jr." The YouTube caption stated.

Just five days after posting the footage immediately gained more than five million views.

The Carl's Jr. ad for Super Bowl 2015 commercials not only gained popularity but controversy as well, because of its racy nature, causing speculations that it will be banned from the giant sporting event.

However, Technology Tell clarified the rumors saying that the highly controversial ad is still included the Super Bowl 2015 commercials.

Some viewers even defended the "All-Natural" commercial and its use of sexy lady endorsing the product.

"The funny thing is, there are plenty of commercials with young, strong, handsome men walking around half-naked and no one gives a shit.

But as soon as it's a woman? Then it's sexist." A YouTube user posted.

Another said, "The cries of 'sexism' on this are beyond stupid. She's a pretty girl wearing a bikini. Who cares? Just like all the half-naked men in commercials? Who cares. If that's what they want to do to make money, and other people enjoy admiring their frankly gorgeous bodies. More power to 'em. Who cares."

Not everyone agree to this comments though, as most would still consider the Carl's Jr. ad for the Super Bowl 2015 commercial still "sexiest" and "disrespectful to women."

How about you, do you think the commercial should be banned from the Super Bowl? Sound off in the comments section below.