In an unprecedented turn of events, the Super Bowl 2024 has set a new record for the most-watched television broadcast in history, with an astounding 123.4 million viewers.<\/p>\n
The game, which saw the Kansas City Chiefs emerge victorious in a thrilling overtime win against the San Francisco 49ers, was marked by the presence of global pop sensation Taylor Swift, who was there to support her tight-end boyfriend, Travis Kelce.<\/p>\n
This year’s Super Bowl, held in Las Vegas, showcased the power of love and support, as Swift’s presence seemed to have a significant impact on the game’s viewership.<\/p>\n
The game was broadcasted by CBS, Nickelodeon, and Univision and streamed on Paramount+, NFL’s digital platforms, and other streaming services.<\/p>\n
The record-breaking viewership of 123.4 million viewers, as reported by Nielsen and Adobe Analytics, represents a 7% increase from last year’s Super Bowl, which had an average of 115.1 million viewers.<\/p>\n
Additionally, a staggering 202.4 million people watched at least part of the game, marking a 10% increase from the previous year.<\/p>\n
The game’s thrilling overtime session, only the second in Super Bowl history, was a major factor in the record-breaking viewership.<\/p>\n
The last time a Super Bowl went to overtime was in 2017 when the New England Patriots staged a miraculous comeback against the Atlanta Falcons.<\/p>\n
CBS Sports chairman Sean McManus expressed his excitement about the game’s outcome and the record-breaking viewership, stating that he “couldn’t imagine a Super Bowl any better or more exciting.”<\/p>\n
The game’s success is a testament to the power of sports, entertainment, and the influence of celebrities like Taylor Swift.<\/p>\n
As the dust settles on Super Bowl 2024, the record-breaking viewership numbers serve as a reminder of the event’s enduring popularity and the power of star power to draw in viewers.<\/p>\n
The Kansas City Chiefs’ victory, coupled with the presence of Taylor Swift, has cemented this year’s Super Bowl as one for the record books.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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