As Bad Bunny was making history at the Super Bowl 60 with his halftime show performance, the Turning Point USA (TPUSA) produced an “All-Americans’ show for the people who were not interested in Spanish songs.
According to The Sporting News, TPUSA on Sunday, February 8, hosted a halftime show featuring Kid Rock, Lee Brice, Bradley Gilbert and Gabby Barrett, which was streamed as an alternative to the Puerto Rican rapper and singer’s controversial halftime show.
The conservative nonprofit’s hour-long was held in honour of the co-founder, Charlie Kirk.
The show was pretty popular, as it performed well on its own, and TPUSA channels, which have strong viewership, aired it.
How many people watched the TPUSA halftime show?
As per the live stream, around 5.7 million were watching the Turning Point USA halftime show. The viewership that started with a few million or more got doubled by the end of the show.
For most of the 25-minute halftime show, the viewership averaged 4-5 million. Although it was a massive number, Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime performance might have drawn massive numbers.
It is projected that over 100 million people have watched the DtMF singer show, as the Super Bowl is one of the most popular and watched sports events globally.
How many people watch the Super Bowl?
The NBC broadcast is expected to attract at least 20 times more viewers than the TPUSA alternate show. Every Super Bowl since 2008 has surpassed 100 million viewers. It has been noted that the viewership typically peaks during the halftime show.
However, the actual numbers of the viewers for Bad Bunny’s halftime show will be revealed on Monday, February 9.
