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Roughly 80% of consumers want brands to respond to racism by making a statement or donating money to anti-racism organizations. And 35% of consumers ages 19-26 say they’ve stopped buying from brands that have not spoken out against racism since Floyd’s death on May 25.

I say that, those statistic are phony and made up.

I don't know of anybody around me, family/friends/neighbors and other acquaintances (of any age) that want commercials to focus on racism or Covid-19, and I don't know of anyone at all that stopped buying from the brands that liberals want to boycott.

I have, however, stopped using any websites that have targeted conservatives as radical and banned them, and I have stopped using anything that has anything to do with Amazon; and in my family, we all cancelled Facebook and Twitter and don't use Google for search or for browsing.

Let the game be played without any politics at all, and there was nothing wrong at all with the commercials in the past.

More importantly, since I will be watching the superbowl (I live in Tampa), I will turn the channel for 2-3 minutes until the commercials are over. And, no Miley Cyrus will be watched by me or my family. Will instead turn the TV to a puppy bowl or to some HGTV or ID show.

And, those statistics above are as phony as Biden winning the election.

And 35% of consumers ages 19-26 say they’ve stopped buying from brands that have not spoken out against racism since Floyd’s death on May 25.

Imagine the % of consumers 26+ who say they've stopped buying from companies that go woke.

The nba got the message and will be toning down, if not removing, references to blm.

Apparently the national felons league got the message as well.