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{{See also|1969 Super Bowl}}, which was perhaps the biggest fraud in sports history.

{{See also|1969 Super Bowl}}, which was perhaps the biggest fraud in sports history.

The '''Super Bowl''' is the championship game at the end of each [[National Football League]] (NFL) season, subsidized by taxpayers through [[crony capitalism]] and increasingly promoting [[gambling]].  The television audience is puffed up by including its use as background noise.  The Super Bowl to be held on Feb. 11, 2024, attempts to increase its TV rating by having [[Taylor Swift]] fly in her environment-polluting private jet from [[Japan]] to attend for some cameo scenes of her sitting in a luxury box at the game. The record audience share was in 1982 (49.1), as most Americans do not watch this annual game, and worldwide it is only the 8th most-watched event. '''''Absenteeism from work the following Monday surged by another 40% in 2025, and [[emotional gambling]] and financial losses plague millions of viewers'''''.

The '''Super Bowl''' is the championship game at the end of each [[National Football League]] (NFL) season, subsidized by taxpayers through [[crony capitalism]] and increasingly promoting [[gambling]].  The television audience is puffed up by including its use as background noise.  The Super Bowl to be held on Feb. 11, 2024, attempts to increase its TV rating by having [[Taylor Swift]] fly in her environment-polluting private jet from [[Japan]] to attend for some cameo scenes of her sitting in a luxury box at the game. The record audience share was in 1982 (49.1), as most Americans do not watch this annual game, and worldwide it is only the 8th most-watched event. '''''Absenteeism from work the following Monday surged by another 40% in 2025, as [[emotional gambling]] and financial losses from this [[demonic]] game plague millions of viewers'''''.

It is purportedly the most-watched sporting event in the [[United States]] (much of it "viewed" as background noise), and is justifiably criticized for:

It is purportedly the most-watched sporting event in the [[United States]] (much of it "viewed" as background noise), and is justifiably criticized for: