‘SpongeBob’ Fans Vying For ‘Sweet Victory’ To Play At Super Bowl ’19
With news of ‘SpongeBob SquarePants’ creator’s, Stephen Hillenburg, passing, fans want to get ‘Sweet Victory’ played at the Super Bowl in his honor.
By Admin on December 3, 2018
It is, by far, one of the most popular SpongeBob SquarePants episodes. One that many claim is the go-to when introducing the show to others. Season 2, episode 15: “Band Geeks”. You know the one!
In the episode, Squidward leads a misfit marching band to perform during the “Bubble Bowl”. SpongeBob and friends perform “Sweet Victory” for the crowd in a legendary and unforgettable show.
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After news hit that Stephen Hillenburg, the show’s creator, passed away due to ALS, fans started a petition to get “Sweet Victory” played during next year’s Super Bowl Halftime show in his honor. According to Comicbook.com, the Change.org petition is taking off. Right now, there are over 600,000 signatures, with the goal set at 1 million.
“As a tribute to his legacy, his contributions to a generation of children, and to truly showcase the greatness of this song, we call for Sweet Victory to be performed at the Halftime Show,” the description reads. What a great idea to pay homage to Hillenburg!
This would be such an amazing tribute. We hope it happens!
