Am I the only person here who has no interest in the Superbowl at all?

[juliaanita]

No. I'm here. :)
Watching someone else play a game never made sense to me I'd much rather be skiing or running or hiking on my own, not watching someone else. Also tied with this crazy game that i think most Americans at this moment are watching, is the the fact that the Corporate powers that be WANT the overweight people of America to glue their butts to the sofa. It is actually commercialized genuflection of everything that is wrong with the United States: violence as entertainment, hyper-consumerism, Corporate greed,. Kind of like bread and circuses.
That being said, to each their own-everyone deserves to do what makes them uh... happy.
But im just back from cross-country skiing and am enjoying a nice glass of wine.
Without the televison on.

[VenusSweets]

Personally I see it as a waste of Time, it's the same game every time with the same rules. Literally people scream over a ball going is a direction and getting being tossed. It's pointless

[Woodsrdr]

I neither know not care who played football Sunday. I was riding dirtbikes in the woods all day long with my 4 adult "kids". We didn't see a single overpaid douche the entire day, just a bunch of dirtbikers.

[soleil2666]

No, there's at least two of us. Watching sport is the most moronic activity there is according to me. Cleaning your own place is more sport than watching any.

[bolverk]

Your not alone the majority of the rest of the planet feel the same way, I'm from the UK and the only thing that's anywhere close is the Six Nations Rugby Union Championships which is elimination matches between, England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, and Wales, It's more interesting and played at a way faster pace, rugby union has two periods of 40 minutes each. In international matches the referee will stop the clock for stoppages. Between the two halves, there is a maximum 10-minute interval, after which both teams change ends with time added if there is a stoppage due to a serious injury.

[Craftsman]

It was 9:00 on Sunday night when a friend called me and told me who won. All I heard was that the 49ers lost. Somebody else won. I went to bed soon after that and on Monday morning I heard that the Chiefs had won. Kansas City, were they? or am I remembering incorrectly? Actually, to me it does not matter.
No, you are not alone.

[RickPen]

I attended a Super Bowl party once. I don't remember the year, or anything about it, other than readingagazines out of boredom.

I've never cared much for sports. Passing interests, sure, but that's all. I used to enjoy competition as a child, but that characteristic has waned over those few years. I prefer to compete against myself as a means of improving, and prefer to see the style behind a person's skills, instead of distilling their abilities down to statistics.

[UncleHerb]

No you are not. I have no interest in the Superbowl nor any other football games. Not much in to watching sports at all unless you count local teams such as high school. Of course I also have to know at least one of the kids on the team before I might take an interest there.

[jcclifton]

I didn't pay much attention to any of season let alone the game.
After the historrific La Rams Bowl ! I lost all intrest.
The hole thing is a set up.
Just like Pete Rose can't get in to the Hall a Fame, for betting on the game.
But its ok that Philly's cheat to win a World Series, and nothing happens to anyone on the hole teem.

[GoodManDave]

Nah, not really. I'm not into football. Seems like I'm the only one around my area who isn't, even though there are a few who complain about this specific superbowl, they're still football nerds. I'd be more into it just for the commercials, but even then, I can easily see the commercials after, or the previews...

[Browneye57]

No. I didn't even know which teams were playing.
We watched half of it, a couple'a beers, some snacks, the half-time show which was titillating but inappropriate for public consumption, and then went home. It was so f'ing late. What were they thinking?
:)

[MissKittyz]

I keep hearing about it every year but still have no idea wtf it is or even care about it. I just know it is a sport I am not interested in since it isn't hockey nor soccer. Football, I think? Doesn't matter lol not interested.

[biaboss1952]

I was actually just looking at the TV and wondering what I was should watch and I was trying to find the Super Bowl and I couldn't and I wasn't too butthurt about that so no I also do not give a crap about the Super Bowl but I feel like I should so I understand what you're saying

[scooogy]

Nope, my interest decreased once the Patriots won the third time in a row, and it dropped down hard once I overheard the chief bar-tender at my favorite pub talk about antifeminist stuff once there were only men in there, and didn't even stop once a woman entered the pub.

[walt0462]

When I was still in college Superbowl seem important especially since back then I had money on the game these days some 20 years after graduation I could care less about the stupid bowl is I how I refer to it these days... All those overpaid players could care less whether or not we're watching the game on TV or not They'll still collect their paycheck regardless if we're watching or not...

[guacamoleee]

I am not interested either but just because i'm not a football fan. However i watch the half time performance every year bc most of the time my favorite artists perform and usually they tend to be amazing like this year.

[FatherJack]

I'm from the UK and have no interest in bastardized Rugby. I am a combat sports fan and former participant , give me Lethwei from Myanmar , basically like it's neighbour Muay Thai , with no gloves , just tape & gauze on hands and headbutts allowed too. Wins only by KO or stoppages.

[ThisAndThat]

Nope you're not alone. Even if I had interest in it, which I never will, I wouldn't have watched it knowing they're allowing transgender commercials, yet won't allow ProLife commercials. But that's what it's all about in the first place is to keep the sheeple's minds off what they're doing (genocide) while they're busy pulling it off.

[mrfoox]

As someone from Europe, I got no idea what the hype is all about. Then again, I don't care much for sport overall. If I was, I'd probably at least know and understand better what it was and who's playing and so on

[JohnAlaska43]

Well I really dont care for it.
I love football but my team wasn't in it.
Turned me off they said 50 percent more commercials.
Basic seats were 6000 to 7000.
Knew the half game would be raunchy.
Not into supporting them thrir pay checks.
was happy 49ers didn't win.

[COMMODOREII]

😂😂 actually i am the same way. I really think it's boring. So what should we do on superbowl night? Go to the movies, theatre, see a symphony? Cause while everyone is hyped about the superbowl maybe we can get good tickets at other venues. 😋

[cth96190]

I would rather watch paint dry.
Even if I was interested in Neanderthal blood sports, the anti-Trump anti-American political stance taken by the NFL has put it on my banned list for the rest of time.

[Pipeliner87]

Nope, you are not alone I find the Alluring prospect of seeing big fat men run around in leotards not very appealing. Plus Foot ball lacks skill on so many levels. You have a defence line that consists of overweight men who play sumo for 5 seconds every play and chase after the ball for the next 4 - 10 seconds.

[Anonymous]

It’s boring.. here we are having a party and they are watching it but I only watched shakiras performance, she was cool. Jelo sucks and her music too just like the entire super bowl lol