T-Mobile brought in country music legend Dolly Parton and pop music sensation Miley Cyrus for their new Super Bowl ads during the big game on Sunday.

The 76-year-old Parton teamed up with the 29-year-old Cyrus to help Verizon and AT&T customers to use the 5G phones on T-Mobile's network.

The second ad even features a mock music video of sorts, featuring Cyrus singing a 'We Are the World' type song to help save the 5G phones everywhere. 

The first ad featured Parton, walking away from a vanity mirror in a silver sequined top as she begins to speak about her tendency to solve problems.

'When I see a problem, I am going to fix it,' Parton begins before adding, 'America has got a serious problem.'

She adds, 'So I'm gonna get it off my chest,' as she reaches into her blouse and pulls out a phone, adding the problem is, '5G phones.'

The problems aren't the phones themselves, but that they're, 'trapped on limited 5G networks,' while a graphic reads, 'Your Verizon phone deserves more 5G bars in more places.'

She continues that, 'You can make a difference.

If you join T-Mobile, these phones can shine their brightest like me,' as Parton is seen 'dancing' with one of the phones.

She adds that she has her own theme park before concluding, 'T-Mobile. Do it for the phones,' when she gets a call from Miley Cyrus.

Miley asks, 'How can I help these phones?' Dolly responds, 'You've got a voice, use it,' as the ad concludes with a 'To be continued...' tag.

The second video also aired during the big game with Miley reflecting on Dolly's last message - 'You've got a voice, use it' and 'Do it for the phones.'

That leads into her recording the song dubbed Do It For the Phones, as she sings, 'Let's do it for the phones/They do so much for you.'