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Superbowl XLV sets new American viewing record

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IRAN iz Gangsta!:
Superbowl is like thanksgiving and xmas, there isnt much else to do at that time unless you're working so everyone is attending some superbowl party.  But the thing is only like 10% of the party is actually watching the game, most other people are just drinking, eating and chit chatting. 

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--- Quote from: IRAN iz Gangsta! on February 08, 2011, 11:06:49 AM ---Superbowl is like thanksgiving and xmas, there isnt much else to do at that time unless you're working so everyone is attending some superbowl party.  But the thing is only like 10% of the party is actually watching the game, most other people are just drinking, eating and chit chatting.  

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lol It reminds me of Cinco De Mayo. Hardly any Mexicans I know even really celebrate that shit. But Americans fuckin LOVE it lol. Its just an excuse to get wasted. Or St Patricks day. All of a sudden everyone is Irish.

white Boy:
thats actually surprising. i could see if a NY team, or patriots, or dallas. (i even get it with steelers) but still.
my question is, in the last 5 years, has viewership perpetually went up? that would make the most sense to me

Shallow:

--- Quote from: white Boy on February 09, 2011, 05:16:46 AM ---thats actually surprising. i could see if a NY team, or patriots, or dallas. (i even get it with steelers) but still.
my question is, in the last 5 years, has viewership perpetually went up? that would make the most sense to me

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There's a new record every few years because of the addition of more households and more people. Just like more people, and more theatres mean new opening day records for movies. I'll guarantee it gets broken again before SB50, and then SB50 will obviously break it no matter who is playing in it.

Though we all know that the ultimate SB50 would be a a Giants/Colts Manning bowl with Peyton retiring after the win. The story of the brothers mixed in with the story of the NFL Championship of 1958, mixed in with Peyton declaring at the beginning of the season that it'll be his final year. If that game went into OT I'd imagine they'd have over 200 million in the US alone for that OT.

IRAN iz Gangsta!:

--- Quote from: white Boy on February 09, 2011, 05:16:46 AM ---thats actually surprising. i could see if a NY team, or patriots, or dallas. (i even get it with steelers) but still.
my question is, in the last 5 years, has viewership perpetually went up? that would make the most sense to me

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no man like i said they realize everyone is at some superbowl party so they might as well say 200 million...what else do people do that day? its not a hard statistic to come up with

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