And now back to

Toucher and Hardy

on the Sports Hub.

I don't think we'll talk much more about the

halftime show, but a lot of people are still

talking about it. Bad Bunny's halftime

set a record of 4 billion

views after the first 24 hours, according to the

NFL and Ripple Analytics.

That's 137% increase over last year.

So the TV ratings were down a little bit, but however they aggregate this garbage,

social media consumption, I don't know how the hell that's aggregated or the accuracy

of it, but apparently 4 billion people online watched.

I don't know if that counts like just a picture of it or what the hell is going on,

but 4 billion people.

I don't know how many people are on the planet.

I've got to check that right now.

I think it's like up to almost 8 now.

So half the people on the planet on social media have watched the halftime show. I find that difficult to believe. 8.3 billion on the planet as we speak. I find it difficult to believe that half the people on the planet, like there's, aren't there still like pygmy villages and stuff? Like aren't there still places there they don't? Like, I mean, just take the Amish out of it. I mean, that's at least a few thousand.

Well, you know, we're talking, we're not talking about unique viewers. We're talking about views. Well, I mean, I've looked at it 100,000 times. I know. I've watched it 50 times. I watched it 100,000 times. Well, obviously, it's very controversial. We went over it yesterday. but the reason we're going over it today is on this very station, there was some controversy in a couple shows.

And also, the old trope of the southern politician is coming back, and it is kind of heartwarming.

You'll recall, in our lifetimes, Judas Priest had to hire lawyers and really go to court

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