“Taylor Swift didn’t ruin football…” Serena Williams’ former coach hits back at anti-Swifties with a quick-witted comment on the Super Bowl broadcast numbers
Rennae Stubbs came is support of Taylor Swift who was being accused of spoiling football.
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Taylor Swift and Rennae Stubbs (via Imago)
Super Bowl 58 was a huge success as the Kansas City Chiefs registered their second title win as they won against the San Francisco 49ers in great fashion. In front of a line-up of celebrities, the Chiefs took their second title.
Among the list of celebrities was American pop star Taylor Swift, who arguably helped increase the views. With over 58 seconds of screen time, the 34-year-old was seen displaying a range of emotions as her boyfriend Travis Kelce helped his team win the Super Bowl.
However, this relationship sparked many comments from many people around the world. There were speculations that Swift was dating Kelce for mere popularity, and people even stated that she ruined football.
Coming to the support of Swift was the former coach of Serena Williams, Rennae Stubbs, who reacted to a tweet that had the statistics of the game.
So, Taylor Swift didn’t ruin football watching for y’all.Tweeted Stubbs
Stubbs highlighted the statistics of the game, which made football one of the most-viewed games ever. The already vast football fanbase was added to the many fans of Swift, who created history for the game and the channels.
Super Bowl 58 created history as it registered as the Most-Watched Telecast in history
The Super Bowl 58 finals between the Chiefs and the 49ers recorded some amazing numbers due to the number of celebrities who attended the game.
The list highlighted Taylor Swift but also featured other celebrities like Ice Spice, Lana Del Rey, and more. With these people, more people tuned in to the telecast to watch the match. Overall, they have registered about 123.4 million views, making it the most-viewed Super Bowl game ever and also the most-watched telecast in history.
Leading the way in views was the notable news and sporting channel CBS. They alone registered around 120 million views, which was the largest audience in history for a single network. Even though many did not watch the entire match, their celebrity attractions got people watching clips and parts of the game.
That number bombed a lot, as over 202.4 million views came from certain parts and clips of the game. With this, the Super Bowl became a huge hit, and the respective channels got more views than expected, giving them a huge bonus.
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