A Rival Super Bowl Halftime Broadcast? The Internet Is Buzzing 🇺🇸

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The Super Bowl halftime conversation just took another razor-sharp turn — and it’s accelerating fast. New reports claim Erika Kirk’s “All-American Halftime Show” is officially locked to air LIVE during the exact Super Bowl halftime window — and once again, it won’t be on NBC. Now comes the detail setting social media on fire: Rock legend Steven Tyler is rumored to open the broadcast alongside Kid Rock, with both artists openly supporting Kirk’s decision to go head-to-head with the biggest television moment of the year. No league approval. No corporate gloss.

No safety net. Just a message-first broadcast, framed quietly — but unmistakably — “for Charlie.” Networks are staying unusually silent. Fans are already picking sides. And one final detail — the one insiders keep circling around — still hasn’t been explained. If this actually goes live, it won’t just split attention. It could redefine who controls halftime itself.