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Super Bowl Live Persuasive Speech
The 51st championship game of the National Football League is the thing of the past. Patriots finally won with Falcons (we all thought that Falcons would win for the first time in their history!), Lady Gaga opened the halftime show, and we’ve seen this year’s best commercials.

Want to know something more about the whole event?

Well, Super Bowl Live! event was live for 10 days in Houston. The event was covered by 5,000 journalists and supported by 10,000 volunteers. But it’s not all, this year’s event attracted whopping one million people to Houston!

If you need any more proofs that this event has become one of the greatest sports festivities, there is one: the price of Super Bowl commercials.

Cost of 30 second super bowl ad

Back then, in 1967, a cost of a 30-seconds Super Bowl commercial stood around …show more content…
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