WASHINGTON — Seemingly being Dunkin's No. 1 fan is paying off for award-winning actor Ben Affleck.
Starting Monday, Dunkin' customers nationwide can order Affleck's signature drink off the coffee chain's new limited-edition "DunKings" menu.
Dunkin' revealed the new menu following a star-studded Super Bowl commercial featuring Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Tom Brady, Jack Harlow and of course, Jennifer Lopez.
The menu items include Affleck's "go-to order," his first official coffee drink on the Dunkin' Menu. The drink consists of an iced coffee with cream and notes of vanilla, topped off with sweet cold foam and "a dusting of cinnamon sugar."
Also included in the "DunKings" menu is an assortment of three Munchkins placed on a skewer, which can also be added onto Affleck's drink.
"The MUNCHKINS skewer, much like the olive in a martini, offers a playful bite to every sip," the coffee chain said in a press release.
The Super Bowl commercial follows Affleck as he pursues a music career to try to impress his wife J. Lo.
Along the way, he recruits fellow Bostonian Matt Damon and former Patriots quarterback Tom Brady to form a boyband call the DunKings. Dressed in flashy orange "DunKing" tracksuits, the band crashed J. Lo's recording studio and performed their song "Don't Dunk Away My Heart."
Lopez, naturally embarrassed by Affleck's antics, scolds her husband.
It ends with the DunKings leaving the recording studio in shame, but not before J. Lo. asks Brady to stick around. As Affleck and Damon walk outside, they are seen talking.
“Remember when I told you I’d do anything for you?” Damon asks Affleck. “This is anything.”
“Chill," Affleck says. "They’re naming a drink after us."
New menu items weren't the only things to debut Monday as Dunkin' announced on social media that it will be selling DunKings merch.
DunKing fans can purchase fuzzy bucket hats, stainless steel tumblers and even the flashy orange suits seen in the commercial.
The merch went on sale on Monday at noon Eastern Time. Within the hour, the tracksuits and bucket hats were sold out.