The biggest day in media (in my eyes) is coming up in less than 2 days. That is of course Super Bowl Sunday. The day that every person, whether they are a football fan or not will most likely see most of the commercials, and hear about the things that are controversial, and all of that good stuff. For the last 20 years of my life, it seems as if everyone I know is more excited for the commercials that are incorporated with the Super Bowl then the game itself (excluding 4 of them involving the N.E. Pats). I am one of those people actually, I could care less whether the Saints of Colts win, I just want to see the informational and most likely humorous 30 second long shorts that will make me laugh and possibly even change my mind of a product, make me want to buy something I never thought of, or even possibly change my views on a way of life (referring to the Pro-Life commercial that Tim Tebow is going to be a part of, even though I dislike Tebow completely). However, it should be another very intriguing year filled with fun and funny things that will cause people to impulse buy, as well as discuss. All of which is part of the big world of the media and shows how much power it has over us as a society.