The Super Bowl LX Moments Everyone Is Still Talking About

Why These Happenings Make the Big Game Even More Memorable

The Super Bowl is more than a football game. It’s a cultural moment watched by millions worldwide. And with that spotlight comes unpredictable, bizarre, and sometimes downright awesome moments that stay in fans’ memories long after the final whistle. They’re part of what makes the Super Bowl the event of the year, because it’s real, messy, and full of moments you could never script.

Here are some of the most talked-about moments in Super Bowl Weekend.

1. The $180 Super Bowl Burger

One of Super Bowl LX’s most viral moments didn’t happen on the field; it came from the concession stand. A $180 specialty burger at Levi’s Stadium sparked buzz, disbelief, and plenty of side-eye online, with fans debating whether it was a luxury experience worth sharing or the most over-the-top stadium food yet. Love it or hate it, it became one of the weekend’s most talked-about surprises.

2. Patriots’ Mack Hollins’ Wild Super Bowl Entrance

New England Patriots wide receiver Mack Hollins arrived at Super Bowl LX in a look that instantly went viral. Barefoot, in a maroon prison-style jumpsuit with “Warriors” on the back, handcuffs at his wrists and ankles, and a face mask that had fans comparing it to Hannibal Lecter.

Hollins has a history of unconventional pre-game attire and a personal preference for going barefoot, but this ensemble stood out even by his standards. He also carried a jersey linked to head coach Mike Vrabel’s high school, a subtle nod to the Patriots’ season-long “road warriors” theme.

Whether fans saw it as bold self-expression or just plain bizarre, his arrival became one of the most talked-about moments of Super Bowl weekend.

3. Celebrities Took Over Bad Bunny’s ‘La Casita’ at the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show

Bad Bunny didn’t just deliver a halftime performance. He brought a mini‑celebrity lineup to the party. During his Super Bowl LX set, stars including Karol G, Pedro Pascal, Jessica Alba, Young Miko, Alix Earle, Ronald Acuña Jr., and Cardi B were spotted chilling in the vibrant “La Casita” structure on stage, dancing and soaking in the moment together. It wasn’t just a performance, it was a cultural snapshot of the biggest night in sports and entertainment, with friends and fellow artists enjoying one of the most talked‑about shows in Super Bowl history.

4. Kenneth Walker III Makes History as Super Bowl LX MVP

Kenneth Walker III Makes History as Super Bowl LX MVP. Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III powered Seattle’s 29‑13 win over the Patriots at Super Bowl LX, rushing for 135 yards and adding key receptions on the way to being named Super Bowl MVP, the first running back to earn the honor in 28 years. His performance anchored the Seahawks’ offense in a game dominated by defense and will be remembered as one of the defining moments of the weekend.

5. Sam Darnold Makes History as the Only 2018 Draft QB to Win a Super Bowl

At Super Bowl LX, Sam Darnold added a historic chapter to his career by becoming the only quarterback from the acclaimed 2018 draft class to win football’s biggest prize. His calm, effective performance guided the Seahawks’ offense on the biggest stage, turning a long‑awaited breakthrough into a defining Super Bowl moment.

See You In Super Bowl LXI

From jaw-dropping plays and record-breaking performances to viral moments, halftime magic, and even the $180 burger that had everyone talking, Super Bowl LX proved why the biggest game of the year is more than just football. It’s a weekend of culture, music, fashion, and unforgettable fan experiences, the kind of memories you only get live. And the countdown is already on: Super Bowl LXI hits SoFi Stadium in Inglewood on Valentine’s Day 2027, promising another epic weekend you won’t want to miss. Make sure you’re in the action next time, grab your tickets with Savvy Seats, and be part of the story.