If anyone still doubts the impact Charlie Kirk had on America, here’s the proof: his memorial service was so massive that even an NFL stadium couldn’t contain the crowds. State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona—home of the Cardinals—hit full capacity on Sunday. And when you max out a 73,000-seat stadium, what do you do? You move thousands more into an entirely different arena. That’s not just a service—that’s a movement.

Organizers had to direct overflow crowds to Desert Diamond Arena, the former home of the NHL’s Phoenix Coyotes, which itself holds nearly 19,000 people. In other words, we’re talking Super Bowl-level turnout for one man—a conservative leader who dared to speak truth on college campuses. Imagine that.

According to the Daily Caller News Foundation, people were lining up as early as 6:00 a.m., and the stadium was packed well before the memorial even began. Reporter Hailey Gomez noted it felt “more packed than the Super Bowl.” Let that sink in—tens of thousands of patriots gathering not for a game, but to honor a man who gave his life for faith, freedom, and America’s future.

Charlie Kirk’s assassination may have silenced his voice, but Sunday’s scene proved his message is louder than ever. Stadiums can barely hold it. And you can bet the Left noticed.