A widely shared chart claims that Google searches for "how to read Roman numerals" peak annually alongside searches for "Super Bowl." While the trend is real, the specific chart is not accurate. Using Google Trends, I just verified that searches for "Super Bowl" vastly outnumber those for "Roman numerals," making the latter appear insignificant on graphs. The chart in question first appeared around 2015 as a meme on Twitter but has been debunked by users attempting to reproduce it. However, data from Google's official channels confirms that searches for "Roman numerals" do spike around Super Bowl time, as people try to decipher the event's Roman numeral naming. 😂
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