Millions of patriotic Americans tuned out the woke Super Bowl halftime show Sunday night and instead flocked to Turning Point USA's All-American Halftime Show, delivering a massive victory for conservative values over Hollywood's latest attempt to shove leftist propaganda down our throats.
While Puerto Rican pop star Bad Bunny performed an entirely Spanish-language set that concluded with a politically charged pro-immigration message, Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA gave Americans what they actually wanted: an unapologetically patriotic celebration of our nation's values.
The contrast couldn't be more stark. On one side, you had the NFL's continued assault on American culture, featuring a foreign-language performance that ended with open-borders messaging. On the other, you had real Americans celebrating the country that gave them everything.
America First Wins Again
This isn't just about a halftime show – it's about the broader cultural war that's been raging in our country for decades. While the establishment media and corporate America continue pushing their globalist agenda, patriots are fighting back and winning.
Charlie Kirk didn't just spike the football on Sunday night – he delivered a touchdown for every American who's sick and tired of being told their country, their language, and their values don't matter. The millions who streamed TPUSA's patriotic alternative sent a clear message: We're not going away, and we're not backing down.
"This is what happens when you give Americans a real choice between woke propaganda and patriotic programming," said one viewer on social media. "We chose America."
The success of Turning Point USA's counter-programming proves once again that there's a massive hunger in this country for content that actually celebrates America instead of tearing it down. While the NFL continues its leftward drift, real Americans are building alternatives that work.
How many more "entertainment" events will it take before corporate America realizes that patriotic Americans are done subsidizing attacks on our own culture? Sunday night's streaming numbers suggest the answer might be: not many more.