No, this isn’t footage of fans booing Donald Trump at the 2025 Super Bowl


Donald and Ivanka Trump at the Caesars Superdome before Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans, 2-9-2025
President Donald Trump is seen with daughter Ivanka on Feb. 9, 2025, in the Caesars Superdome before Super Bowl LIX in New Orelans. (AP)

President Donald Trump attended the Feb. 9 Super Bowl at New Orleans’ Caesars Superdome.

About five years earlier, during his first term, Trump also watched the 2020 College Football Playoff National Championship in the Superdome. 

Footage of the president and first lady Melania Trump on the field is spreading on social media with the claim it shows the crowd booing them at the Super Bowl. 

But the clip is old and altered. 

“Trump gets booed at the superbowl,” a Feb. 9 Threads post said. 

“New Orleans understood the assignment!” another Feb. 9 Threads post said. “Trump booed mercilessly.”

These posts were flagged as part of Meta’s efforts to combat false news and misinformation on its News Feed. (Read more about our partnership with Meta, which owns Facebook, Instagram and Threads.)

The footage is from January 2020, when the Trumps went on the field for the national anthem before kickoff in the Louisiana State University-versus-Clemson University game.

It’s also been altered so audio that sounds like booing plays over the clip. This is especially apparent when the camera pans to Lauren Daigle, who performed the national anthem in 2020. (She sang “America the Beautiful” at the 2025 Super Bowl.)  In the original 2020 footage, Daigle can be heard clearly; in the footage now circulating on social media, her voice is silenced. 

Plus, news coverage at the time reported that Trump was “cheered” at the game.

We rate claims this clip shows him getting booed at the Super Bowl False.

Truth-o-meter Ruling

False

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  • This video footage is from 2020, and it was altered.

Statement

Video shows President Donald Trump was “booed at the Super Bowl.”

Context

a Threads post

Speaker/Target

Speaker: Viral image
Targets: Donald Trump

Statement Date

February 9, 2025
Our Sources

Threads post, Feb. 9, 2025

Threads post, Feb. 9, 2025

Facebook post, Jan. 23, 2020

CNN, Trump cheered at college football championship game, Jan. 14, 2020

The New York Times, How L.S.U. Beat Clemson to Win the College Football National Title, Jan. 13, 2020

YouTube, President Trump draws cheers at college football national championship, Jan. 13, 2020

YouTube, President Trump cheered taking field at College Football Championship game, Jan. 14, 2020

 

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