The Super Bowl - Unofficial American Holiday

Student Name Professor Name Course Date The Super Bowl The Super Bowl is an iconic American football championship game that is viewed by millions of people worldwide, and is often referred to as an “Unofficial American Holiday.” The way this game is projected on our television screens is an orchestrated event. It’s safe to say that Super Bowl 50 is one of the most-watched broadcasts in the history of television, and the Super Bowl is itself an advertising hub. Extra attractions include the presence of Hollywood stars and top models, and performances like the Halftime Show and the Star Spangled Banner, which help attract a massive number of people from across the globe. From the slow-motion replays to the colors, snaps, sounds, and sight of the game, everything is carefully executed to create a unique, stimulating experience for viewers (Benjamin, Jephcott, Eiland, & Jennings, 2006). For me, the Super Bowl has always been a way to spend quality time with friends and family, and it helps me forget the worries and troubles temporarily. Through this exciting and fun-filled game, I have always gotten a chance to learn new things like how to motivate yourself when there is much pressure or responsibilities on your should, and how to work hard to achieve fame as a player. No doubt, the Super Bowl is an exciting, unique event in the United States, and is a collaborating, action-filled and stimulated day entrenched in emotions where a loss or win can hang in a few plays only (Anderson, 2016). I would have to admit that the Super Bowl has brought me close to technology and made me understand a lot of things. For example, I was never a smartphone user and used to spend th...