#SuperbowlLVIII

[questioningespecialy]

Activist video shows alternative Gaza Super Bowl ad

The activist group Know Collective has produced an alternative Super Bowl advertisement showing the death and destruction that has occurred as a result of Israel’s war on Gaza.

The video was produced in response to the Israeli government buying a primetime slot at the US Super Bowl on Sunday to highlight the plight of captives being held in Gaza.

“To all the dads that have been killed by the [Israeli military] for over 120 days, we vow to bring you justice,” the Know Collective advertisement says.

Posting on X, Omar Suleiman, the president of the Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research in the US, said: “Here is the #GazasuperBowlAd you should’ve seen”. —Israel’s war on Gaza live: Rafah bombarded as Israel plans ground assault, 03:40 GMT (Al Jazeera)

[teamwilsonfamily]

[whenweallvote]

Tonight was full of INCREDIBLE moments that we'll be thinking about all week!  #SuperBowlLVIII 

While the group chat is debriefing tonight's game and Halftime Show, drop this link to make sure the whole #VotingSquad is registered to vote: http://weall.vote/register 

[cyarskj52]

Taylor Swift with Travis Kelce at the Super Bowl!

[aaliyahunleashed]

Anyone catch H.E.R during the Superbowl LVIII (58) halftime show last night (February 11, 2024)?

Many Aaliyah fans (mostly on IG) feel she was giving Aaliyah vibes. Many commenting that they can see 'Are You That Somebody' in her hair style as well as 'More than a Woman' in her outfit; not to mention her ombre' hair. Even the official Aaliyah page reposted some of the comments in their stories.

NO, no one was saying H.E.R was copying or trying to be Aaliyah, many were just saying they can see Aaliyah which struck up a conversation of if Aaliyah would have done a Superbowl performance.

What do you think?

She tore that stage UP!!! You Go Girl!!

[aryousavvy]

Nobody:

Usher at the Superbowl Halftime show

[kcyars99]

wow that WAS A LOT #Chiefs

[playfulsparksp]

🏈🎉 As we gear up for Super Bowl LVIII on February 11, 2024, let's celebrate the power of sports to inspire us, unite communities, and teach valuable life lessons. PlayfulSparks invites you to cherish the camaraderie, spirit, and resilience that sports embody. Let's embrace the game with passion, learn from every play, and carry the spirit of teamwork beyond the field. Together, let's create unforgettable moments of joy and triumph. #SuperBowlLVIII #PlayfulSparks 🏆🎈

[skillzme]

Flashback, Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas 2024

Super Bowl LVIII is memorable for breaking viewership records, with 123.4 million viewers, making it the most-watched TV event in U.S. history. The Kansas City Chiefs' 25-22 overtime victory over the San Francisco 49ers added to the excitement, while star-studded offenses and Taylor Swift’s appearance heightened the event's cultural impact. It capped off a season of record-breaking NFL ratings, making it a Super Bowl that fans and media alike will remember for years to come.

The 2024 Super Bowl LVIII, was set for Sunday, February 11, will be held at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, marking a historic first for the NFL in Nevada. Allegiant Stadium, which opened in 2020, serves as the home of the Las Vegas Raiders, a team with a storied history that includes previous stints as the Oakland Raiders (1960-1981, 1995-2019) and the Los Angeles Raiders (1982-1994). This was the first time the city of Las Vegas hosted the Super Bowl, which added even more excitement to the event. The game was a thrilling rematch between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs. The 49ers, who have claimed five Super Bowl championships (1981, 1984, 1988, 1989, 1994), took on the Chiefs, who have won three titles (1970, 2020, 2023). This marks the second time in just five seasons that these two teams have met in the Super Bowl, with the Chiefs defeating the 49ers 31-20 in Super Bowl LIV in 2020.

The first-ever Super Bowl, played on January 15, 1967, took place at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, where the Green Bay Packers triumphed over the Kansas City Chiefs with a 35-10 victory, beginning the legacy of what would become the most-watched sporting event in the United States.

Super Bowl LVIII TV records

Super Bowl 58, shattered previous records by drawing the largest recorded TV audience in U.S. history. Broadcast on CBS, a Paramount-owned national network, the game attracted an average of 123.4 million viewers, surpassing the prior record of 115.1 million set by Fox’s coverage of Super Bowl 57 in 2023. This total viewership included CBS, CBS Sports, the Spanish-language channel Univision, the alternate broadcast on Nickelodeon, and streaming services like Paramount+ and NFL+. On CBS alone, the viewership reached 120 million, making it the largest audience ever for a TV show on a single network. The game’s thrilling 25-22 overtime victory by the Kansas City Chiefs over the San Francisco 49ers likely contributed to the massive viewership, as did the star power of both teams’ offenses. The media frenzy surrounding Taylor Swift’s presence at the game further heightened interest, adding to the excitement.

It’s worth noting that CBS’s reported viewership of 120 million includes out-of-home viewing, which wasn’t typically accounted for in earlier years. This means that previous Super Bowls, like Super Bowl 51, which had an official viewership of 112 million but is believed to have reached as high as 124 million, may have had higher total audiences than initially recorded. The viewership surge for Super Bowl 58 starkly contrasts to Super Bowl 55 in 2021, which CBS also broadcast. Despite airing amid the pandemic, Super Bowl 55 attracted only 91.6 million viewers, the lowest number since 2006. CBS will next hold the rights to broadcast the Super Bowl in February 2028, when it will air Super Bowl 62 following the 2027 season. In the meantime, Fox, NBC, and ABC/ESPN will broadcast the next three editions of the iconic end-of-season finale. The record-breaking viewership for Super Bowl 58 caps off a season marked by exceptionally strong NFL ratings. The AFC Championship Game saw its highest-ever viewership, and the NFC Championship Game surpassed that, drawing even more viewers. The NFL’s divisional round of the playoffs also set a new high, with an average of 40 million viewers across its four games, making it the most-watched divisional round since records began. This surge in viewership reflects the growing popularity of the NFL and the heightened excitement surrounding the postseason. The infographic below from ssrs redefining research illustrates the study of the opinion of the nation before the Super Bowl 58 game. The SSRS Opinion Panel Omnibus is a multi-client probability-based survey that fields twice a month. It delivers a nationally representative sample of 1,000 adults age 18 or older in English (with a Spanish language option). Data collection Is conducted online and via phone (for non-internet and web-reluctant respondents) using the probability-based SSRS Opinion Panel.Skillz Middle East makes Digital Transformation happening for your company. We focus on the quick win to ensure Digital Marketing, e-learning, Web Meeting, Web Conferencing, Digital Signature, Digital Asset Management are ready to enhance your organization. Digital Marketing shall save money and bring a more efficient conversion for your brand and products. Read the full article

[sportstrendnews]

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[teamwilsonfamily]

The Wilsons at the Super Bowl!

📸: NFL 

[whenweallvote]

How my #VotingSquad is pulling up to the polls this year 🫡 

This #HalftimeShow was one for the books...AND they did it during Black History Month! 💙