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How You Can See All The U.S. Super Bowl Spots Even With Cable Simsub
You don't need an antenna to watch the U.S. version of The Super Bowl - and all those high priced ads, some selling for as much as an astounding $8 million for 30 seconds.
Tubi, the streaming service owned by Fox, which has the rights to the game down south, will be simulcasting the game for free online for the very first time and if you watch that feed, you'll see everything you won't if you tune into the CTV version. (And yes, most of them will eventually appear on YouTube.)
You'll need a VPN set to the U.S. to do it, but it's one way to watch a version of the game you can't see here. There is one other caveat - Tubi is asking you to sign up to get the broadcast, although there's no charge.
Will Tubi have the same Super Bowl commercials as Fox?
Tubi's Super Bowl Coverage Page (VPN Required)
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Hope it is a good game. So far there isn't a lot of buzz about the Eagles and Chiefs rematch this year.' The commercials I have seen on You Tube are alright but nothing really that memorable. And the half time show???
Kendrick Lamar is about 2 or 3 demographics away musically from me and I don't know any of his songs... But I did enjoy The Weeknd a few years ago, and I did know a lot of his hits.
FOX is planning to interview the Pres. as part of the broadcast. He doesn't like to be upstaged, so maybe the "Commander" will say something outrageous to try and take his share of the spotlight. Nothing like mixing politics and sports...The upside is that the game is being held in New Orleans, which is always a cool place to be.