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As we were all aware, the SpongeBob "Sweet victory song" was going to be performed at the Super Bowl in honor of their passing of creator Stephen Hillenburg, unfortunately the Super Bowl gave us a few short seconds of the clip and was replaced with Travis Scott's "Sicko Mode" (why did they do this?)

TBH, as a former SpongeBob fan, I don't care too much about SpongeBob anymore but I think the reason they wanted to short this out is because they thought people wanted to see something new, something a bit grown up, and I believe SpongeBob has been given too much attention and it doesn't bother me anymore as well as the SpongeBob fans young and old, but a cameo was at least worth it.

For fair use, I do not own SpongeBob:

SpongeBob SquarePants is created by Stephen Hillenburg and is own by Nickelodeon and Viacom.

Dedicated to the memory of Stephen Hillenburg (1961-2018)

Description
As we were all aware, the SpongeBob "Sweet victory song" was going to be performed at the Super Bowl in honor of their passing of creator Stephen Hillenburg, unfortunately the Super Bowl gave us a few short seconds of the clip and was replaced with Travis Scott's "Sicko Mode" (why did they do this?)

TBH, as a former SpongeBob fan, I don't care too much about SpongeBob anymore but I think the reason they wanted to short this out is because they thought people wanted to see something new, something a bit grown up, and I believe SpongeBob has been given too much attention and it doesn't bother me anymore as well as the SpongeBob fans young and old, but a cameo was at least worth it.

For fair use, I do not own SpongeBob:

SpongeBob SquarePants is created by Stephen Hillenburg and is own by Nickelodeon and Viacom.

Dedicated to the memory of Stephen Hillenburg (1961-2018)