Following the Philadelphia Eagles’ victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX on Sunday, local television stations in the City of Brotherly Love hit the streets to capture the atmosphere. Unfortunately for these stations, the passionate Philadelphia fans seemed indifferent to the constraints of local TV.
During interviews across various Philadelphia news stations on Sunday night, the infamous F-word made its way onto the air as fans celebrated the Eagles’ Super Bowl win. The first incident occurred on CBS Philadelphia when a mother, being interviewed alongside her young daughter, casually dropped a remarkable F-bomb. “Yeah, absolutely. There was no doubt we were going to win,” the woman said. “When we were f**king — I mean, you can’t say that on channel 3.”
Never let an obnoxious whistle get in the way of an Eagles mom dropping an f-bomb on live TV. pic.twitter.com/tNNqOGZcAr
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While the first woman’s F-bomb was discreet enough that it could have easily been overlooked, the second instance was far more pronounced. A woman interviewed on Fox 29 News Philadelphia shortly after midnight was simply asked one question by the reporter: “How are you feeling?” This sparked her to exuberantly reply: “Amazing! F**king amazing!” As a series of F-bombs followed, the camera quickly shifted to capture Eagles fans overflowing onto the Philadelphia streets.
“How are you feeling?”
“AHHHHMAAAAZING!!!! F*CKING AMAAAAZING!!!” pic.twitter.com/6NHgHaCNSZ
— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) February 10, 2025
Ultimately, these are the risks you take when broadcasting live without adequate censorship or delay, especially during a championship celebration. While the F-bombs might have created some tense moments at both television stations, they delivered compelling content that genuinely captured the essence of Philadelphia in the wake of yet another Eagles Super Bowl victory.
