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Posted on 01/29/2026 8:59:04 PM PST by Enterprise
The game kicks off on Sunday, February 8 between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots at Levi’s Stadium, home of the San Francisco 49ers. And with a full week of festivities planned for the week leading up to the game, the NFL announced today the appointment of one YouTube creator as the league’s “Chief Kindness Officer” and “Creator of the Week.”
That prestigious role goes to Dhar Mann, a YouTuber with nearly 27 million subscribers who’s known for his scripted content. (Gotta be honest, I’ve never heard of this guy until…well, pretty much right now).
According to an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Mann and other creators will be creating content for both their own channels and the official NFL social media channels throughout the week. In his role as Chief Kindness Officer, which is a totally real and not at all made up title, Mann will be responsible for leading “a series of digital, social, and on-the-ground activations designed to activate kindness and sportsmanship across fans and players throughout Super Bowl events.”
One of his initiatives will be a “Be Kind To Your Rival” campaign, for which the NFL will donate $1 to St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital for every post using their hashtag that says something nice about a rival team or fanbase…up to $100,000. (I’m going to go out on a limb and guess that Mann and all these creators are probably going to be making more than $100,000 off of this week, whether they’re being paid by the NFL or not).
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Dick would probably tell that guy what he could eat.
A one syllable word beginning with ‘S’.
Stay in your lane, NFL. The Babylon Bee will handle the satire.
Does anyone remember that commercial where some dipshit was the “chief shoe-giver” at some made-up shoe company?
“”CHHERS”?????
*Yes, it was on the focal point.
Dhar Mann creates the cringiest, most anti-white American male video content imaginable. Pure woke stereotyping. Like the news media, the NFL seems to specialize in hating their core audience. This must be satire.
Seeing as how the NFL will have some fruitcake
wearing a dress during the halftime show and
honoring “Drag Queens” the NFL has now become
The
National
Faggot
League 🏈🏈🏈🏈
We won’t mention that they have guys prancing
around pretending to be cheerleaders
Oops 😬
I looked him up and I don't understand why he got this gig, or why this gig is needed.
Yes, I would treat her very kindly.
Chief of Kindness to a 275 pound beast defensive lineman. “Be Kind.”
Defensive lineman to Chief of Kindness, “I am busy now trying to destroy the offense, I will kill you later.”
When Tom Landry was fired was the beginning of all standards in the NFL failing, falling, fallowing, foundering, and no more. That was when the NFL died. Today the NFL endures insane antics of their players but does not suspend them. Tom Landry would not have suspended them. He would have fired them.
Yeah
One more reason to stay away from the game and NFL - as if I needed it.
Link to Dallas verses Green Bay when football was football. “THE ICE BOWL” The greatest game ever.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1967_NFL_Championship_Game
this is great. With Bad Bunny prancing around, the sportsball is going to Bud Lite. Way past time for it to die. Go sports!
Dick Butkus would kick Roger Goodell’s ass
Mann
It’s going to be a pride feast.
Super Bowl goes Woke Bowl with Woke Seattle playing Woke Boston in Woke San Francisco.
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