Super Bowl live updates: Seattle Seahawks stars say Super Bowl LX win is still sinking in

Trump posted the message on his social media site around the time of the coin toss. He's watching the game at his golf club in West Palm Beach, Florida.

Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium can be described with five Fs: fun, fans, fashion, Faithful and football.

It was a beautiful Super Sunday in the South Bay, with fans from all 32 teams well represented.

But of course, the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks were at the forefront of the fun.

"It feels great," Seahawks fan Earl Trent said. "I've been looking forward to this day for over a year. And now, I'm here -- the most epic day in America."

"I've been to nine Super Bowls," Patriots fan Jonathan Kalagher said. "I've been to the two Giants losses, I've been to the Philly loss against Nick Foles. We are not going to lose against Sam Darnold."

It was a packed scene outside of Levi's ahead of kickoff, from celebrity sightings -- like WWE superstar Logan Paul -- to plenty of security. This was no doubt one of the most secure places in the world.

It was also somewhat of a fashion runway with fans dressed in their Sunday best.

"This outfit is from our Mexico," Seahawks fan Noe Aranda said. "One of my friends gave it to me. His name is Jose and they made it for me. And this one, they made it in Guadalajara, Mexico."

"We just wanted to have fun," Patriots fan Inoke Tonga said. "We wanted to make sure my brother, Khyiris, enjoyed it and his main focus was to have fun and that we had fun as well. So, we just wanted to express that."

There were plenty of Faithful at their home stadium as well and we made sure to chat with a few -- the 49ers have been a terrific host.

"It would have been nice to see that Niner red," Mark Rozario said. "I know my man Kittle, he's mad. I'm missing them. I love the Niners but next year -- next year, guaranteed."

Sixty years of Super Bowls, but none better than this one today in Santa Clara.

Brandi Carlile sang "America the Beautiful" and Charlie Puth sang the National Anthem.

Green Day kicked off Super Bowl 60 by performing hit songs "Holiday," "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" and "American Idiot" at Levi Stadium.

Green Day hardly sanitized its songs pre-game, but the audience didn't hear some of its most incendiary lyrics.

The live audience - including former NFL MVPs standing on the stage - heard Billie Joe Armstrong sing "subliminal mindf--- America" during "American Idiot." The line was made inaudible for the telecast.

The songs were all abbreviated, and Green Day didn't perform the second verse of "American Idiot," where Armstrong in recent years has sung "I'm not a part of the MAGA agenda."

"Holiday" also ended before its bridge, where Armstrong, referring to President George W. Bush, sings "Sieg Heil to the President Gasman."