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How long was the National Anthem in Super Bowl 57?

Ashish Priyadarshi
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How long was the National Anthem in Super Bowl 57?

Feb 12, 2023; Glendale, Arizona, US; American singer Chris Stapleton performs the national anthem before the start of Super Bowl LVII between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs at State Farm Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Bill Streicher-USA TODAY Sports

Super Bowl 57 is underway, and we had the first of our performances when the national anthem was sung at the start of the game.

The Kansas City Chiefs are taking on the Philadelphia Eagles in a battle of two fiery offenses. Patrick Mahomes just won league MVP and is leading a Chiefs offense that’s doing better than they did last year despite losing Tyreek Hill.

The game started off fast and quick with both teams scoring a touchdown on their first possession. Jalen Hurts sneaked it in for the Eagles and Mahomes found Kelce for the Chiefs’ score.

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How long was the National Anthem in Super Bowl 57?

One of the many fabled performances of the Super Bowl is the National Anthem. This year country singer-songwriter Chris Stapleton sang the National Anthem.

One of the many things people bet on during the game is the length of the National Anthem as an over/under prop bet. For this Super Bowl the over/under was set at 125 seconds, and Stapleton sang for 125 seconds.

Now, of course, the focus will shift to the Halftime Show where pop icon Rihanna will be performing. We also saw Sheryl Lee Ralph and Justina Miles perform ‘Lift Every Voice and Sing.’

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Ashish Priyadarshi

Ashish Priyadarshi

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Ashish Priyadarshi is The SportsRush's content manager and editor. Ashish freelanced for 1 year in the NFL division before taking on an editorial role in the company. He then tacked on managing content while adding on a writing role in the NBA division. Ashish has been closely following the NFL and NBA since the 2012 season when the Patriots lost the Super Bowl and Derrick Rose was at the height of his powers. Since then, Ashish has focused on honing his knowledge for both leagues in, even writing crossover pieces. In his free time, Ashish is an avid basketball player, he loves to watch movies and TV shows, immersing himself in the cinematic world. Ashish studies computer science and data science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and would love to mesh his love for sports with his technical skills.

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